PixlBit

It probably was a Virtual Boy game.  There is one in WarioWare based off of Mario Clash.

Let me list some good games I remember from 2005 to 2009:  Psychonauts, Okami, Super Mario Galaxy, Portal, We Ski & Snowboard, Soul Calibur 4, Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts, and that's all I can think of off the top of my head right now.

Neither did I.  Although I had a chance to pick one up (and a Virtual Boy) for 20 bucks each when I was in college, but I couldn't afford it.  That's how poor I was when I was in college.  I wish I would've bought them now, though.

I agree with that last statement. :)

The original Xbox is one of the few consoles I've never owned.

Yes it was the new Tomb Raider movie I saw, and I got it through the Netflix DVD service.  Sorry, I kind of roll that and the digital Netflix all into one, even though I guess they're not.  It's still weird for me to get into the habit of watching Netflix shows on my PS4.  I still miss the days of mom and pop local video rental places.  I'm just old fashioned.  I actually didn't sign up for Netflix until the very last brick and mortar video place in our town closed down.

Animal Crossing (GameCube) is one of my top five favorite games of all time, right on up there with Pac-Man, so you know how I feel about it.

I saw the new Tomb Raider movie on Netflix and wrote about it on my last blog.

I just reviewed a game you might be interested in reading about, too:

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2018/08/29/little-dragons-cafe-ps4-switch/

Yeah here's a link to it, too:

http://www.pixlbit.com/blog/17852/spring_movie_2018_rampage

Netflix is nice, but I still kind of miss the mom and pop local video rental places we had ten plus years ago.

I don't know enough about that character to be interested in a movie about it.