I first saw Ghouls N Ghosts in an arcade, and it blew me away.
I like the idea of the Ghosts N Goblins games, but they are way too hard.
I think it's neat that the guy who designed the characters for this game also does the cover artwork for Famitsu, a long-running Japanese gaming magazine. And when the Ghosts N Goblins spinoff game Maximo came out, that same guy did the box cover art for them, too!
Aw man, you missed Comic Jumper? I played that one back on the 360. It's a run and gun 2-D platformer where you enter different comic book styles: Golden Age, 70's and 80's style barbarian comics, and even black and white Japanese manga! The humor is a little crude and juvenile but I still thought it was funny. It was made by Twisted Pixel. Man I miss those guys.
I never had the oriignal Xbox. Just the 360.
Too lazy to look it up either, huh? Well that's OK. It's not a high priority of things I want to learn about, especially since the game wasn't very good.
My brother Jeff played a lot of Team Fortress 2 back in the day. The only thing I know about Team Fortress is that one of the characters was playable in TellTale's Poker Night game. Too bad TellTale went out of business. That's what you get for making nothing but follow-your-nose zombie games.
Right now I'm playing another Disney game: Kingdom Hearts 3. I wonder if anyone would be interested in a blog about the worlds in that game?
Have you ever played Elevator Action: Death Parade? It's a light gun game very similar to Time Crisis, except you have real working elevator doors that cover the screen, as well as buttons that open and close the doors and let you choose floors. My local Round One arcade had it for a while.
They're just Burger King kids meal toys, so check your local Burger King and see if they still have 'em!
Maybe it's a YouTube celebrity? I can't keep up with all those YouTubers, and I'm too lazy to look it up.
Yeah the artwork, characters, music, gameplay, it's all better in Kirby games than in Mario games.
