Yeah, my issues with Kiwami are mostly that it felt like a step back from 0, but hopefully people will still experience all the awesome parts and not put it down because of that bullshit regenerating health bar nonsense you don't see in the other Yakuza games. 
Still a great title though.
Bulletstorm has been fun so far. I'm hesistant to download the PS+ version of Yakuza Kiwami in case it messes with my Blu Ray of the game somehow ... I kinda would like to just have it digitally though.
I need to check out that Cuphead cabinet. Sounds fun. I'll have to see what my scores are like if it's in or near a bar ...
Yeah, you'd think round balls would be no-brainer ornaments. Half the time they just morph cutesy characters like Pikachu into balls anyway, if I'm not mistaken.
Your Christmas present is a date with Cammy from Street Fighter. Apparently, she likes cats. Maybe take her to a cat cafe?
If romance isn't your thing, then a Pac-Man Christmas ornament in whatever style you want. It eats literal bad ghosts, so your house will never be haunted again.
That's possible. I haven't unlocked hard mode, but while I've died plenty on Normal, I haven't really had cause to throw my controller, especially since the levels and boss battles are fairly short, which gives you a chance to recognize patterns.
The floating platforms are fine by me if you mean Castlevania IV, it's the fact you can't see obstacles and pretty much have to die the first time to figure out what to do that bugs me. Like I said, I did end up beating Dracula though. The game just restarts and gets harder. I made it to about level 3 or so on the harder mode before calling it quits.
Why don't you like school? I might need to go back, either for a doctorate or for certifications.
I never did get into DragonBall Z like so many of my friends who grew up with it, but I caught some of the original Dragonball on YouTube my first year in college and it was pretty funny.
Honestly, I've never played Dark Souls cause the setting and style just isn't appealing to me.
For whatever reason, as similar as it is, Bloodborne is just way more aesthetically pleasing to me.
I'm good at them because I can readily see any obstacles and know exactly where I'm going, which is not always the case in 3D.
That bothered me about Netflix Castlevania, but because they're swearing like it's Goodfellas in a medieval setting and it just feels off. Still love that show, but it has its issues.
Update: I just beat Super Castlevania IV.
