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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.

I decided that I would give Pokemon: Let's Go PIkachu a try so I have it preordered at Amazon.  I read that the game implements some gameplay aspects from Pokemon Go, so I decided I would finally download it on my phone and give it a try about a month ago.  So far I'm not very impressed, but I do try and play it at least once every day.  I don't know how much longer I'll play it past the released date of Let's Go Pikachu, but if you want to add me as a friend, here is my code:

8882 7988 8705

The only way I could stomach Sharknado was when Rifftrax made fun of it.

Yeah, but if you don't have Mario Kart 8 Deluxe you might as well get that instead.  It's so much better.

Ha ha!  I made you learn something today then!  Bet you never thought you'd be learning about that, though!  :)

Well for the longest time, kids games were dumped on the portable systems, like the Nintendo DS.  But once the 3DS came out, mobile gaming started getting popular, so all the preschool titles migrated to that.  So I'm glad to see one on a console again after all this time.  Thanks for reading!

I've never used Twitter.  My life is not that interesting enough to post updates on it.

My review of My Brother Rabbit will post next week.

I just finished my review of Heavy Burger.  Man that was an awesome game.  I'm glad I got to review it.  I'm also chipping away at LEGO DC Super Villains for review.  Today I got a review code for Save Me, Mr. Tako, which plays like a classic Game Boy game, and it's pretty good so far.