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I have never owned a system at launch before, so this is a new experience, lol.

The bears in Cozy Grove are all ghosts, and you have to find out why they're stuck and can't move on, and you do that by doing quests for them to uncover their memories. I've got a blog post planned for later about cozy sims and I'll go into Cozy Grove in more depth.

About used books - check out Thriftbooks.com, I find a lot of books I'm looking for there.

My younger cousins, who are probably closer to your age than I am, used to watch all the Disney Afternoon cartoons, but I never really did. I caught a couple of episodes of each of them, but not enough to form any favorites.

I've also done a recent replay of Lego Marvel Superheroes. I gave my physical copy away to a friend who needed a good multiplayer game for her kids, and the Nintendo Store had a big sale, so I picked it up.I have a love/hate relationship with it. I find the flyng and driving controls to be horrible when it comes to doing the races, and that keeps me from getting 100% in the game.

Chrono Trigger was also ported to the PS1 as part of the Final Fantasy Chronicles two game collection, along with FF IV. Too bad we don't live closer, I'd loan you my DS copy.

I started back with my ranger job in April, so I didn't get much gaming in. I should really try and get back to Cat Quest.

I would love an Animal Crossing Picross!

You stuck with platformers longer than I would have.

I was wondering about the Epic Mickey game. And I have the same issues wth the joycon controllers, so I bought a Switch Pro controller a couple of years ago. I am very glad I did, it was well worth the price.

Kinda makes a person want to play offline, doesn't it?

Well tell him congrats from a fan of the podcast.