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I reviewed every single Skylanders game that came out.  I think they got things the most 'right' in the gameplay department and I liked the character designs of the toys.  I would've been totally into that as a kid.  Last year was the first year in seven that there wasn't a Skylanders game to review, so I think they may be on the way out.

I bought LEGO Dimensions with gift certificates, and that was one of the smartest game purchases I ever made, as I got to review TONS of expansion packs later on.  My favorites include Portal, Sonic, Midway Arcade, and The Simpsons.

I reviewed the first Disney Infinity but it just didn't grab me like the other two did so I didn't bother with them anymore.

One toys to life line that you didn't mention was Nintendo's amiibo figures.  I have every single amiibo figure released up to this point.  I need help. :)

The Sonic Adventure games were pretty neat, even if the first one hasn't aged as well.  I liked the Tails levels.

Even when he was little, my brother Jeff LOVED the Jet Set Radio games.

OK now guess my favorite Virtua Fighter characters. :)

Mario Sunshine was great at making you feel like you were on a vacation.  Sonic Adventure did that, too, in a way.

And you know how I feel about Animal Crossing. :)

I like the Kingdom Hearts games but the storyline is garbage.

I felt that Sly Cooper was too Crash Bandicoot-ey for my tastes.  I hear the sequels are better.

Only BloodRayne game I played was BloodRayne Betrayal, which was a 2-D platformer by WayForward.  It kind of reminded me of Castlevania.  My mom likes vampire movies and didn't even know that the BloodRayne movies were based on a video game.  When I told her that, she asked me why I never played them.  I told her that was a dumb question to ask me.  She agreed. :)

Only thing that interested me about Vice City is I heard it had a lot of 80s music.  But so did Activision Anthology so guess what I played.

I really liked the Metroid Prime games, and I didn't think I would.

I've always liked Wind Waker's art style, even when no one else did.

I'd get a Sony or Microsoft handheld if there were enough games on them to interest me.  There have been a couple of times I got a non-Nintendo handheld and enjoyed it a lot.  Some examples include the PSP and Neo Geo Pocket Color.

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You could have Puzzle Fighter be your first game, but be prepared to be disappointed.  I would hope one of your first games would also be Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.

And yes you can still see the characters fight at the top of the screen in Puzzle Fighter.

I've heard Star Wars Rebels is a good show.  If I were a kid, i'd definitely watch it.

Now try and guess which character I would give a Valentine to!

Yes, but he also sounds like he's really hard to please.

Now try and guess which character I would give a Valentine to! :)

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That's cool it sold well.  I just don't have time for an RPG like that now.

Once you got connected, I guess it would be fun for a time killer, but don't expect to be able to use garbage blocks for a while.

Breath of the Wild certain got high marks on my GOTY blog.  I'm sure your part 2 will have Mario Odyssey as well.

PS: Twintelle is awesome. :)

When you're catching up on blogs, I hope you get a chance to read mine. :)