PixlBit

Yeah one of the days that I visited Vegas we left the strip and went to see the Grand Canyon.  Which was nice since pictures don't do the Grand Canyon justice.

Yeah I saw that interview.  Not very happy about what he said, but game developers often change their minds so who knows.  I think you can have both a open world Zelda overworld and actual dungeons.  The only side effect is that you might not have such a bloated game, but that's a good thing to me.

Good to hear from you again!  

I would say you should read my blogs for game recommendations, but since you mostly play PC games now and I mostly play consoles, I wouldn't be of much help to you.

I went to Las Vegas once.  That place is crazy.  But at least I got to experience it.

How much is a subscription to Apple Arcade?  I've been debating trying it recently so i can play that Pac-Man Party Royale game on it.  Plus there's a couple of other ones I'm curious about.  But if I told you what they were, you'd laugh at me.  Well I'll tell you anyway.  There's a Hello Kitty Island game and a new Tamagotchi game I want to play on there.

Yeah there's no reason why the Pixel Remasters were as expensive as they were.  But that's why I asked for the physical copy for Christmas. So I wouldn't have to buy it myself. :)

Have you heard anything about any Ys X announcements yet?  I'm on the NIS press list, and I haven't read anything about it yet.

I like how you put it.  Tears of the Kingdom is fun, but it's too much game.  I hope the next Zelda is more traditional with actual dungeons and no breakable weapons and doesn't take a third of a year to beat.

Right now I'm mostly playing the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster physical edition I got for Christmas.

Well the controls for Luigi's Mansion 3 took a little getting used to, but they were better than Dark Moon, so there's hope.  I just wish they would've included the first game, too.  And maybe the arcade game.

I got to review a couple of those "Recharged" Atari remakes, but after a while they stopped responding to my emails requesting review copies of their games.  Oh well.

My dad loves jigsaw puzzles.  He used to do them all the time.  He can't do them right now, though, because his grandkids want to 'help' him by hiding pieces or seeing how far they can throw them.  

I got to review a couple of those "Recharged" Atari remakes, but after a while they stopped responding to my emails requesting review copies.  Oh well.

FF6 is my fav, too (one of my top five favorite games of all time really), but I started with FF4 because it's a quick play and I couldn't decide between playing it and FF6 first, so it was just a random coin toss kind of thing.