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I liked the Wonder Woman movie because it was set during WW1, which isn't as popular of a setting.  I was hoping for more biplanes, though.  I liked it when Wonder Woman picked up a tank.  For some reason, that seemed cooler than when Captain Marvel blew up a whole space fleet with a sneeze.

2017 was when the Switch was released, so a lot of people were clamouring over Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey.  Both were great games, but that year I actually named my GOTY the SNES Mini.  I just really liked it.  The SNES is my favorite game console and every time I play a SNES game, I feel like I could really sink my teeth into it.  I don't know why that is.  Sometimes I wonder if I'd be perfectly happy the rest of my life just playing SNES games.  I have to forcefully limit myself with the Switch Online service that lets you play some SNES games, because I would get totally addicted to that if I didn't keep it under control.

Yes, please read the reviews when you get a chance, thanks.  Yeah that's why I'm not too strict when reviewing a game, because I can't imagine how hard it must be to make one!

Yes all the games on the Namco Archives are NES games.  Even Pac-Man C.E. can run on a NES if you install a chip in the cartridge that lets it play more sound samples!

Yeah the pancake Kirby was my favorite, too.

I can't show you my WWE Battlegrounds character I made because I already deleted the game from my PS4 hard drive.  But she was a female wrestler who kind of looked like Reiko Nagase.  That's the lady from Ridge Racer.  You can do an image search because I'm too lazy to post pictures.  So just imagine Reiko Nagase after eating a can of spinach and that's my character.  Of course after that I got a little silly and gave her green skin like She-Hulk and put a giant red bow in her hair.  

Oh cool, you played the Namco Museum Archives!  I love the Pac-Man C.E. 8-bit demake.  It's amazing they got that to run on NES hardware.  Have you ever played Pac-Man C.E. before?  It's one of my favorite Pac-Man games and the reason why I got a 360.

I'm glad I'm full time, but in a couple of years I'm either going to have to get a better paying job or live in an apartment with a bunch of roommates.  Either that or move out to the country with relatives, and that's not going to happen.  How do people afford houses nowadays?

I wish I could take screen caps of the Mario Kart game on my Switch, but the game wouldn't let me.  Probably because Nintendo doesn't want people taking pictures of their actual houses and such.  

I don't find too many people who enjoyed Super Paper Mario as much as I did!

2016 was rough for me, too.  Both gaming and personally.  I know the Switch was set to come out the next year in 2017, but boy did Nintendo abandon the Wii U awfully early.  The only notable games on it that year were an HD remake of Twilight Princess and a Pokemon 3-D fighter made by Namco, creators of Tekken (that's why it was called Pokken Tournament).  Nintendo's 'swan song' for the Wii U was supposed to be Star Fox Zero, but that turned out to be one of their worst games ever, in my opinion.  It was so bad that I ended up getting a PS4 by the end of the year (well, also mainly because I found it on a Black Friday sale), and my GOTY for that year was World of Final Fantasy.  And that wasn't even THAT great of a game!

I had lost my last job late the year before, so I spent the first half of 2016 looking for a new job.  And I HATE looking for jobs.  That's why I try to stay at a job as long as I can, even if I should move on.  And when I finally got a job, it was only part time and I didn't like it.  Huge pay cut, too.  Sadly, I'm still there, but at least I'm full time now and it is better than it was then.  Still goes to show you that not everything is a fairy tale and dreams don't always come true and not everyone gets to do what they want to do in life.

I reviewed the remaster of Romancing SaGa 2 a couple of years ago.  Whew, I can see now why these never made it to the US!  Although in December we are getting a collection of the first three SaGa games on the Game Boy.  Those came out to the US as the Final Fantasy Legend series.

Aside from things I'm reviewing and of course, Animal Crossing, I just picked up the Luigi version of Mario Kart Live: Home Circut.  It's an RC car you control with the Switch and play a game of Mario Kart with it using augmented reality.  It's pretty neat and I'll be talking about it more at GamerDad.com closer to Christmas.