I like BreakOut style games, but I'm not very good at them. My favorite is Arkanoid DS. The music in that game was so good, I imported the soundtrack! They later used the music in Taito's own music game series: Groove Coaster.
Yeah sorry I don't have my gate open very much. I usually play early in the morning before I go to work, and when I get home I'm so tired I don't play very much then.
In past Anmal Crossing games, I named my town PacTown. So I had PacTown, PacTown2, PacTown3, and PacTown4. But I did something different with naming my Island! I named it Pac-Island! :)
I just reviewed a Peggle-like game called Roundguard, actually.
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2020/04/08/roundguard-ps4-switch-xbox-one-pc-mobile/
I tried Box Align and got stuck at that level you showed. Then I tried the other cheap game I got: Conduct Together. For a cheapy game, I liked this one quite a bit. It's a puzzle action game where you must get trains to pick up and drop off passengers without bumping into anything. You do this by switching tracks and putting on the brakes of the trains when needed. It was a lot better than I thought it would be.
I remember when this came out. They made such a big deal about it then, being an 8 MEG cartriridge and all. I was never very good at this game. I did review the PSOne remake which was pretty good. I wish I could've reviewed the more recent games.
I love those Classic Kingdom games. I wouldn't mind a whole collection of those things alone, or maybe real life versions! Don't try to follow the story, though, you'll only make your brain explode.
Thanks for the info on those cheap Switch games! I can't believe the train game and the box game were only one cent and 19 cents respectively! I passed up on the other two because Pocket Mini Golf was 99 cents and the car game I wasn't interested in. But maybe you can review those games and convince me otherwise!
It kind of gives off the illusion of reading a book, because with those, you're really not. :)
Yeah I'm just kind of curious. Did you know that when I was a kid (well, probably a teen), they had a Where's Waldo cartoon on Saturday mornings? Recently I saw a new Where's Waldo cartoon done by DreamWorks TV animation. It was a bit more educational than the old one. But I guess as long as Where's Waldo is still making kids happy, I'm OK with it.
Comix Zone was ahead of its time when it was released, but it's too darn hard!
