
I'm so glad you got a Switch and Animal Crossing! When you are ready to set up your Switch for online, here is my friend code:
1395-7159-9988
I'm so glad you got a Switch and Animal Crossing! When you are ready to set up your Switch for online, here is my friend code:
1395-7159-9988
Yeah most of my workouts are at home now. If I could still go to a gym I'd probably have gained 15 pounds of muscle by now. I was making pretty good progress.
I'm very sorry you got the virus and hopefully you will get better soon and your symptoms won't worsen.
I don't think the so-called experts really know all the ways we can get the Corona virus. I think at this point, if you're going to get it, you're going to get it. I'm surprised I haven't gotten it yet, seeing as I work in retail and have been on the front lines since day one. But I guess it's best to not dwell on how you may have gotten it. We should all be careful but at the end of the day, we still have to live our lives as best as possible. But I think I'll stop talking about the Corona virus now. Any more and you all would think I'm some kind of crackpot conspiracy theorist or something, so I'll shut up about it now.
Maybe you'll be able to take advantage of this time and sink your teeth into a really good game or TV series on Netflix (I recommend The Dark Crystal). And you can read game reviews and blogs from certain people as well! :)
How are you doing on your workouts? In the past year and a half, I've gained about 12 pounds of muscle!
This Corona virus thing just SUCKS, plain and simple.
Who was the voice actor you met?
Speaking of demos, I recently downloaded one on the PS4 called Cris Tales. I'm going to try it and see if I want to request a review copy when it comes out later on.
There's always been a museum in Animal Crossing games, but in the new one, it's vastly improved. The bug exhibit has a butterfly garden, the dinosaur fossil area is much cooler, and the aquarium has a tunnel where you can walk through the tank. When you donate to Blathers the owl, he'll give you facts on what you donated as well.
I know I've already talked about this, but back on the 3DS, I got really addicted to a solitaire game called Pocket Card Jockey that combined solitaire with horse racing. It was so much fun! I wish they'd make a version of it for mobile devices or the Switch. Game Freak, creators of Pokemon, made that game!
I tried to review ClusterTruck but wasn't able to. But i did review a game where ClusterTruck made a cameo appearance: Snakeybus!
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2020/04/13/snakeybus-ps4-switch-xbox-one-pc/
At this rate, you'll beat that DQ game in ten years!
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.