PixlBit

I tried Pokemon Quest the other day.  It hardly even counts as a game.  You can equip modifiers on your Pokemon to make them more powerful, and cook food to attract new Pokemon.  But when it comes to battle, all you do is basically watch them go at it with little interaction from the player.  It'll also be on cell phones later in June, and I think that's a better place for this type of game.  I'll probably review it anyway, though.  Might as well.

That's neat, but the Switch looks a little out of place there. :)

You won't find games like Baby Pac-Man and Jr. Pac-Man on the Pac-Man collection, because they were published by Midway and Namco doesn't like to acknowledge the Midway Pac-Man games.  They only do so with Ms. Pac-Man because it makes money.  

Pac-Man Championship Edition is one of my top favorite Pac-Man games.  

Yeah I remember when they used to show those old cartoons on TV in the afternoons.  Where I live there were even a couple of local shows that had live actions hosts and puppets (think Krusty the clown) that would introduce the cartoons.  The two local ones I remember most were B.J. and Lester's Cartoon Clubhouse and Mr. Peppermint.

I think the person who created Woody Woodpecker is interesting, at least.  

Did you ever watch an old cartoon on TV called Deputy Dawg?  Nobody seems to remember that one.

Man I could talk about old cartoons all day.

Looks neat, but a bit pricey so I'll have to do more research to see if I really want one.  Maybe I can find more info on it when I meet with Atari at E3?

I just got this game today.  I will be writing a blog or two about it later, but it probably won't be until I get back from E3.

If only I knew what a GoPro was... :)

With the way NIntendo is handling classic games on the Switch (no Virtual Console), I'd keep your SNES games if I were you, if you can.

I played this game at PAX.  I'm surprised I didn't get a press release about it coming out.  I'll have to try and request a review code.  I didn't really see it as a Metroid style game when I played it at PAX, though.

I hope the new game doesn't rely TOO much on you having to have already played Pokemon GO, as I never have downloaded that on my phone.  Two reasons why: One, my phone is too old.  And two, when i'm out and about, I don't like to have my nose buried in my phone.  I like to be a little more aware of my surroundings.  Especially since I've been blind in my left eye since birth and can't see as well around me.  But the new game does look interesting.  I hope I can check it out at E3!

I only wish it was called "Pokemon: Let's Go, Snorlax!"