Dr. Mario is definitely a product of the initial Tetris craze. Similar to titles like Columns, it's pretty slow and basic, but still not bad. My mom loves Dr. Mario, though. It's one of the few video games she'll be willing to still play! Also, Hip Tanaka's music in it is awesome.
I can't imagine anyone being fanservice in chibi form. But then, I guess my imagination's not that good.
I know my friend really did lose the game because I was there when it happened. He put it in his backpack and then accidentally left it somewhere. I forgive him for losing it, but it did cause me to stop letting people borrow my stuff. I've just never had good luck with that.
The museum is one of the best things about New Horizons. I can't wait until next week as they're supposed to have some kind of special event involving the museum. Blathers is also one of my favorite Animal Crossing characters.
Here's my review of the LEGO NInjago movie video game. When I reviewed it, they sent me movie tickets so I could see the movie as well!
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2017/10/20/the-lego-ninjago-movie-video-game-ps4-xbox-one-switch/
Make sure to read my review of it if you've never heard of it!
Too bad Charlotte's not in Gals Fighters. My favorite Samurai Shodown character is Galford's dog, Poppy.
My brother Jeff played this game a lot with his friends back then. The only zombie game I liked to watch him play was Dead Rising. But I just liked how silly it was and that you could wear a Servebot head.
I just sent you a friend request on the Switch.
New Horizons is great, but I actually think New Leaf was the better game, at least so far.
You had a marching band in elementary school? I didn't even have that until high school. I was in the marching band, but I wasn't very good. I played the bass trombone.
Yeah my brother doesn't do Loot Crate anymore. He did a loot box thing for his dog, but I'm not sure if he's still doing that either.
My brother Jeff LOVED the Tony Hawk games when he was a kid. I'm sure he'd be interested in this piece of news.
I never understood the draw of extreme sports games until I reviewed Disney Skate Adventure way back on the GameCube. it was made by the same people who did the Tony Hawk games, except this one was more kid-centric with Disney characters to skate as and Disney locations to skate on. It was pretty fun and now I understand why people like those kinds of games.
