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No, the Pac-Man song on Just Dance 2019 is not Pac-Man Fever.  It's just a generic techno remix where they just play the Pac-Man intro theme over and over like everyone seems to do when they want to make a Pac-Man remix.  Believe me, if they had Pac-Man Fever on there, I would've been more specific about it.  You know I asked Namco once why they don't put the Pac-Man Fever song in their Pac-Man games.  They said the licensing fees would be too high.  Who would've thought?

Swap This is reasonably priced at less than two bucks.

BurgerTime was available for many consoles, not just Intellivision.  But it's probably the most memorable on that system thanks to this commercial, and plus because the sequel "Diner" was on the Intellivision as well.

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That's a nice video review!  You have a good speaking voice.  I wish I had the time and knowhow to do stuff like that.

I'd like to encourage you to please check out my new blog of reviews.  Especially Heavy Burger, and my own review of My Brother Rabbit is there as well.

Looks like a pretty elaborate advertisment for a free-to-play game.  Although I've noticed companies tend to do that sometimes.  I get some of the best press promo material from free-to-play games, at least lately.

I saw the first Fantastic Beasts movie.  It was all right, but kind of weird and didn't make much sense to me.  But then, I'm not a big Harry Potter fan.  I don't hate it, but I just never really got into it.  I did enjoy the Fantastic Beasts LEGO game, though.  I'll probably skip out on the sequel, but I may catch it on Netflix or the dollar theater.

I reviewed this game a while back, too.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2018/04/30/the-adventure-pals-ps4-switch-xbox-one-pc/

After I found out that Keith Courage was based on an anime, I watched a few episodes of it.  It's kind of weird, but at least the game makes more sense now.  

I wish I would've had a TG-16 back then as a kid.  I've learned they had all sorts of cool games on it.  But back then, us kids usually only had one game system.

Speaking of My Brother Rabbit, here's my review of it.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2018/11/12/my-brother-rabbit-ps4-switch-xbox-one-pc/

I met Stan Lee at E3 one year.