PixlBit

Well there's only four games on your list that I liked.  The two Zeldas, FF9, and Chrono Cross.  I reviewed Chrono Cross for the newspaper back in the day.  It's hard for me to consider Chrono Cross a true sequel to Chrono Trigger because they really don't have anything in common.  Chrono Cross' battle system is just a cleverly disguised card game.  Really nice graphics and sound for PSOne, though.  Although Chrono Trigger is so much better.  I'd recommend playing that instead.

I can try and review Young Souls when it comes out if you like.  I have a pretty good relationship with Dotemu and The Arcade Crew.  Thanks for reading!

Yes please I hope you can read some of my articles later.  Especially the PAX once, since it has a lot of neat pictures and such.

Well the only game on your list that was also on mine was Collection of Mana.  But what a great collection it was!  Even if I was a bit disappointed with Trials.

The main reason why I play so many games is because I get to review a lot of them.  I wouldn't play near as much if that wasn't the case.

That's OK.  A Link to the Past is still a great Zelda game, probably my second favorite.  Even though Link's Awakening is a different game, it plays like a condensed version of A Link to the Past.  And that's one of the reasons why I like it so much. Hopefully you'll be able to play it someday.

Well the GBA game with Four Swords on it is actually a port of Link to the Past on SNES, which is still a good game and probably my number two favorite Zelda game.  But it's not Link's Awakening.

It's funny.  Switching items in the GB Zelda game never really bothered me as much as it does other people.

If you have the GB cartridge for Link's Awakening and something to play it on, you should try it!  It's my favorite Zelda game and is very good.

The Labo VR is a cheap way to try VR at any rate.

Only thing I know about Borderlands is that there is a robot who I think looks like a juice box.  And there's a lady who dresses like a scary mime clown who runs a bar, I think.  I gleaned all that info from Poker Night 2, which was a TellTale game where a lot of video game characters play poker.  The dealer is GlaDOS, which is hilarious.

I actually DON'T like that my list is mostly Nintendo.  But, I don't have an Xbox One, and while I really like my PS4 (some parts even more than Switch), Nintendo is usually on point when it comes to making games that appeal to me and are memorable.

I don't think Nintendo is going to make any more Labo kits, though.

I only bring up Mario Kart World Tour to see the new city tracks anymore.

I hope you get to play the Goose game.  It's short, but definitely one of the highlights this year.