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Have you ever tried playing Yoshi's Island with the volume turned off?  It's actually way harder.  That crying may be annoying, but it does have its uses.

Since I didn't like ICO very much, I skipped out on this one.

I've beaten every single Zelda game except for two.  I never beat Majora's Mask.  I got to the end, but was distracted by Banjo-Tooie, which came out soon after.  I also never beat Zelda 2 on NES.  That game is too dang hard.  I did watch my friend beat it back when we were kids, though.  But I've finished every other Zelda game.

I actually reviewed an Inazuma Eleven game a long time ago!

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2014/03/12/inazuma-eleven-3ds/

Luigi's Mansion 3 is a great game.  It almost won my GOTY award for 2019.  But I gave it to the Link's Awakening remake since that's my favorite Zelda game.

Only Soccer game I ever liked was Mario Strikers.  Heck, I didn't even like Mega Man Soccer, and I didn't get into the Kunio-Kun soccer games like I did Super Dodge Ball.

Believe it or not, I have been known to laugh at fart jokes and potty humor.  But Boogerman was a bit too much.  I do like that he was in ClayFighter, though.  I do wish I could've gotten a chance to play the N64 game.  That's a series in need of a comeback!

I rarely stay with a game past the 35 hour mark.  In my opinion, 20 to 25 hours is a good length for a game.  The last two games I spent more than that were Breath of the Wild (65 hours) and Ys 8: Lacramosa of Dana (45 hours).  Of course then there's also Animal Crossing, but I don't want to tell you how many hours I've spent on that.

I'm almost finished with Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, which has taken me about 25 hours or so to beat.  And I just started Ys 9: Monstrum Nox.  It's the first big game of 2021 I've been wanting to play.  I'm enjoying it so far, which is good since this coming week we're supposed to get bad freezes here in Texas and I might be stuck at home.  As mentioned earlier, the last Ys game took me 45 hours to beat, so I may be at this one for a while, too.

Leave it to Taito to make a dedicated arcade fencing game.  I know there are fencing mini-games in some Olympic video games, but I don't think there are too many dedicated fencing games only.

I'm debating downloading Crystal Caliburn 2 on my iPad.  I played the first one a ton on my PC back in college.