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Klonoa 2 is a fantastic PS2 game, one of the best on the console.  It's not very hard either, so you should be able to beat it or at least get far.  I still like the original Klonoa on PSOne better, though.  I highly recommend you play that one if you can.  The original Klonoa game actually has one of the saddest endings in video games I've ever seen!

Aside from playing Animal Crossing and Paper Mario as usual, I'm working on reviewing Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time.

I reviewed Treasure Trove a while back.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2020/01/06/shovel-knight-treasure-trove-switch-ps4-xbox-one-pc/

King Knight's game kind of reminded me of Wario Land a little bit what with his shoulder thrust move.

Celeste sounds very hard.

Aside from playing Animal Crossing and Paper Mario: The Origami King, one of the big games I'm working on reviewing right now is Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time.

I knew the TG-16 had Galaga 88, but I didn't know it had all those Gradius games except for Gradius 2.  I knew it had that.

I'd love to play some of these games to the end, too, but when that's not possible, at least we have YouTube.  We used to not even have that!

The 3DS Paper Mario game was Sticker Star and it's the worst Paper Mario game out there.  I'd say it's also one of Nintendo's worst games period, right on up there with Donkey Kong Barrel Blast and Star Fox Zero.

From what I could tell in arcades, it seemed that Galaga was almost just as popular as Pac-Man was.

Yeah the TG-16 was known for its shooters.

Watching playthoughs is about the only way I can see the end of some of these shooters.

It would be neat if Dragon Slayer 6 was like Dragon Slayer 4. :)

Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door is one of the GameCube's best RPGs, and probably the best Mario RPG in all the series.  It's a shame the recent Paper Mario games sucked, but at least Origami King is a LITTLE better.

After 2003, things didn't change much for me, but that was pretty good since 2003 was when things started to improve for me.  I went back to E3 in 2004, played games like Katamari Damacy, and joined a new little Web site you might've heard of called 1up.com.