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Mega Man 5 is pretty meh, but Mega Man 6 does improve on some things.  I liked 6 better than 5 and 4 at least.

The online stores for PS4 and Switch are getting kind of clunky to use as well.

Back in the day when I first played Mega Man 4, I was a little disappointed with it, too.  Just wasn't as good as Mega Man 3 for some reason.  But all the NES Mega Man games are still pretty darn good, even if they got pretty same-y.

I loved Axiom Verge.  While it was nowhere near as good as Super Metroid, it was still a very fun 16-bit Metroid style platformer.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2016/10/07/axiom-verge-wii-u-ps4-vita-xbox-one-pc/

They're great for all seasons.

My brother Jeff just built a Zaku Gundam model.  He likes building things like that.  He's helping me build the Nintendo Labo stuff right now.

Keeping up with all of that sounds hard!

I don't know how they dictate what gets put on Game Pass.

Mega Man games are hard, but I actually prefer them to most Mario games.

I played both de Blob games back in the day.  I stopped playing them after encountering so many game breaking bugs.

I like the fantasy theme of Golden Axe but I think the games are a bit too slow.  There are much better beat em ups out there.  Can you guess who my favorite Golden Axe character is?

The Streets of Rage games are very good and one of the few times I was impressed with the Genesis (I usually side with the SNES).  Streets of Rage 2 is the best of the bunch.  Play that one if you can.

Double Dragon Neon is HILARIOUS!  A bit hard in places, though.  It's more managable with two people.

I got the 'dig all the earth' achievement on Dig Dug on my 360 a long time ago.  That was one of the few games I got all the achievements for.

Banjo-Kazooie is a great game and has aged very well.  I think I got all the achievements for that one and its sequel on the 360 as well.

You can play DuckTales on The Disney Afternoon Collection.  It's great.