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I THINK my friend rented this game once, but I don't remember playing it much.  What I remember most about it was it got a front page feature in one of the first Nintendo Power magazines, and I remember the graphics looking pretty good for the time.  

I never got into Track & Field games very much, except at a summer band camp we all stayed in college dorms that were empty for the summer, and the dorm lobby had arcade games and Track & Field was one of them.  That's where I learned all the secrets in the game!

I did get International Track & Field on the DS, because there was a bunch of playable Konami characters in it.  Like Frogger and even one of the ladies from Rumble Roses!  But the game wasn't very good and I don't recommend getting it unless you want to tear up your DS.  The game was brutal on the touch screen!

The museum is one of the best and most improved parts of the new Animal Crossing game, and donating things you find to fill it up has always been one of my favorite things to do in the series.  That's why Blathers the owl, the caretake of the museum in all the games, is my favorite Animal Crossing character.

That's cool you got the Dark Crystal game on sale.  As you know, I really liked it.  If you get a chance, you should watch the series, too, if you have Netflix.  It's very good.

Oh yeah, Double Dragon was definitely big when I was a kid, too.  Heck, there was even a Double Dragon cartoon and live action movie (the movie is bad but fun in a B-movie sort of way).  But I just didn't get into it like I did later beat em ups.

Bowie steals a baby in the movie, but he does take care of him better than the snotty girl main character does.  He still scared Little Kid Cary, though.  I knew the puppets were fake, but he was a real person!

Animal Crossing is what you want to play on the Switch if you want to do online.  I don't know if the Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons games are online.

I may just stick with the Paper Mario series just to keep the blog focused.  But who knows?  It won't be until September before I write that blog because I want to give myself enough time to play Origami King long enough to form a good opinion on it.

My friend and I rented the Double Dragon NES games a few times when we were kids, but I didn't really get into beat 'em ups until Final Fight and TMNT came along.

The helicopter boss in Double Dragon Neon is hilarious.  It tries to fly upside down to hit you with its blades.

I remember seeing Labyrinth in the theater.  I wasn't scared by any of the puppets, but David Bowie scared me in that movie as a kid.

I remember Psikyo because it sounds kind of like 'psycho.'

If I had an Xbox One, or if Farm Together had cross platform play, or if I didn't have so many other games to play right now, I'd play it with you!

I wish you could get a Switch, too!  I hate it that they're so hard to find now!