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I can't decide which Mario & Luigi game is the easiest.  I would say the first one, but the last boss is very hard.  Partners in Time had you keeping track of four buttons instead of two, since you controlled both Mario & Luigi and the babies, and I always had a hard time with that.  But I've beaten all the Mario & Luigi games except for Dream Team, because that one just got too long and meandering and boss battles took my whole entire lunch hour to beat!  Way too long for bosses, I think.

Back in 2006, I bought my first big screen flat TV.  A few months after I got my 360, actually.  That TV was a significant purchase for me because ever since I was a little kid, I always wanted a big screen TV.  So it felt nice to finally buy one with my own money.  People told me that TV won't last more than ten years, but I'm still using it and it still works fine to me.  That's why I won't get another TV right now.  My philosophy for most things is 'why buy something you pretty much already have?'

Video games, especially downloadable only ones, should really have more explicit instructions included.  I just finished reviewing a cooking game but I couldn't get very far because I couldn't figure out how to buy new dishes.  Piss poor instructions was the problem.

I played through a good majority of the first Ni no Kuni game.  But it got way too long and meandering so I stopped.  I never tried the sequel for that reason, but they changed the battle system so I don't know if I'd like it that much.

Partners in Time is one of the weaker entries in the Mario & Luigi series.  The babies are adorable, though.  SPOILER ALERT: It's so sad when Baby Luigi has to go back to his own time at the end and he doesn't want to leave.

I had fun watching my friend play Zelda 2 when we were kids.  But when I finally played it for myself, I did not like it at all.  I'm glad they went back to the original formula for future installments.  To me, Zelda 2 is the hardest Zelda game.  Breath of the Wild is the second hardest.

A port of Kirby Air Ride would be great.  A sequel would be even better.

The PSP and Vita screens were so wonderful.  Better than the Switch?  Maybe.  Leaning towards yeah.

You've never heard of Kirby Air Ride?!?  Oh you're killing me!  You know how Smash Bros. turning the fighting game genre on its ear?  Well, Sakurai also made Kirby Air Ride that way, but instead rethinking everything you know about kart racers.  I highly recommend looking up a tribute video on Kirby Air Ride.  I guarantee you they'll talk about how endlessly fun City Trial is.  Also look up some of the music in that game, as it's fantastic and sounds like it's orchestrated.  So much more going on in this game than in Double Dash.

I think Tearaway was my favorite Vita game.  Shame the Vita did so poorly, it had a lot of good ideas.

I'm really glad I got to review Untitled Goose Game.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2019/11/01/untitled-goose-game-switch-pc/

I heard Celeste was really good, but also really hard, so I skipped out on it.

I just got finished reviewing Jackbox Party Pack 7 and it'll be up in a couple of weeks.  They're great game packs, but yeah, you HAVE to have mutiple people to enjoy them.  Sometimes more than 3!

Here's my full published review of WWE 2K Battlegrounds in case you're interested:

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2020/11/06/wwe-2k-battlegrounds-ps4-switch-xbox-one-stadia-pc/

My newest toy I got is Mario Kart Live Home Tour.  I'll be playing it and reviewing it in the coming months.