I didn't know PONG Quest was on Xbox One, too. I think ti would also be a good game for that new Atari VCS console they keep hinting at coming out. PONG Quest can be hard at times, but it's still doable if you're patient. My favorite part was all the other classic Atari references!
I just saw on FaceBook that someone made a replica of Space Battleship Yamato on Minecraft. You might know that better as Star Blazers, an anime from the late 70's. Reminds me of the time when my brother Jeff showed me a world someone made in Minecraft that was full of towns and references from Studio Ghibli movies!
Hey, did you ever try the Minecraft Pac-Man add-on yet? If it's free, please try it and tell me about it. But if it costs money, don't worry about it.
Well the good thing is that if the new one is too expensive for you right now, there may be other ones that are cheaper and are just as fun. My favorites are the orignal GBC Shantae and Shantae and the PIrate's Curse, but they are all good. Just know that the GBC Shantae is a bit clunky since it's so old, and the sequel, Risky's Revenge, is a bit short since it was only a DSiWare title.
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Oh I have played Journey. I got it on the PS3. It didn't blow me away or anything, but I'm glad I got to experience it, if that makes any sense. With or without arms, I still say the main character looks like a walking ketchup bottle.
When I reviewed the LEGO Ninjago movie game, they sent me movie tickets. I guess they figured I wouldn't pay to see it. :)
My impressions of Journey is that you're a walking ketchup bottle in the desert.
The TellTale Back to the Future game is probably the closest thing we'll get to Back to the Future 4.
I played Xenogears back when I was in college. It was kind of neat at first and I liked that Lucca from Chrono Trigger made a cameo appearance (many of the same team members worked on both games). But I got to one part of the game where you sift through an hour of text, fight a hard battle, and then sift through another hour of text without stopping to save. And I said "Forget this, I don't have time for this, I'm a busy college student." And I stopped playing it. Plus it was getting pretty depressing. I was beginning to lose faith in Square, but luckily their next game cheered me up. And that game was Brave Fencer Musashi! If you've never played it, I hope you get to someday!
The remaster is very good. I got it for Christmas last year. The graphics on it are incredible.
I looked up a video on that Game Boy Ren and Stimpy game. The graphics are really good, as I remember, but the platforming just seems so generic. Definitely a quick cash grab for THQ.
I got the Namco Museum Archives vol. 1 and 2. I should've waited for a sale, but I have a weakness for classic Namco stuff. Vol. 1 has an 8-bit demake of Pac-Man Championship Edition, which is cool. And vol. 2 has FREAKING MAPPYLAND! I loved that NES game. I'll write a blog about both volumes sometime in July.
I reviewed Totally Reliable Delivery Service. It wasn't very good on mobile.
I liked New Super Lucky's Tale on Switch.
