PixlBit

Yeah they can be pretty obtuse.  Even I have had to use a guide on some of them.

I read that Netflix cancelled the series.  It's a shame because it was so good.  But I'm not surprised since the show looked like it was expensive to make.

I liked Minish Cap, but it's really short.  With only like, five dungeons, i think I beat it in a weekend.  I like how it tells the orgin of the Four Sword, though.  

Did you know that Capcom made Minish Cap, along with some other handheld Zelda titles like Oracle of Ages and Seasons?

Kind of sounds like The Ooze, a SEGA Genesis game.  You can play it on some, but not all, of the classic SEGA collections.

I thought about reviewing WWE Battlegrounds but since I don't know much about wrestling, i didn't think it would be a good fit.  Plus I've got six other games to review right now.

It's on Activision Anthology on PS2.  That's actually one of the best classic collections out there to this day!

Don't think I've ever played Solaris, but I've heard about it a lot.  My favorite 2600 game is Pressure Cooker from Activision.  You should try it if you ever get a chance.  It's surprisingly complex for a 2600 game!

Since I'm not a big fan of super violent games and I'm not very good at fighting games either, I've never gotten into Mortal Kombat.  But boy I sure do remember how popular it was back then!  I have to say, the first Mortal Kombat movie was actually not that bad.  And my favorite MK characters are Reptile, Sonya, and Jade because they wear green and green is my favorite color.  And that's all I know about Mortal Kombat!

I played a little bit of a King's Quest game at a cousin's house back in the day, but I never got into those or Police or Space Quests.  I read a lot of the back of the boxes of those games in the stores back then, though.

Too bad you may not have time to watch all of The Dark Crystal.  I really liked that series.  But then, I'm a big Jim Henson fan.