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I wonder if my brothers have seen the Borderlands movie.  I think they liked the games pretty well.  

The makers of Borderlands live REAL close to where I live.  Like, I could literally walk to their offices right now.

The only things I know about Borderlands is from Poker Night 2.  One of the characters you can play as is that square little robot.  GlaDOS from Portal is the dealer, so when she first came on, the square robot said, "Hubba hubba!"  GlaDOS called that little square robot a juice box, so that's what I call him from now on.  Juice Box Robot.  Sometimes at convensions they'd had that Juice Box Robot at GearBox's booth.  Also one of the stages in Poker Night 2 is set in a bar run by a scary clown mime type lady, and I think that's from Borderlands, too.  And that's all I know!

I don't think BurgerTime is that obscure.  It was a HUGE hit in arcades, probably Data East's biggest.  I saw it everywhere in arcades back then, and I remember many console commercials using their version of BurgerTime as a selling point.  XSEED even published BurgerTime Party on the Switch a few years ago.

Yeah like I said, it reminds me of Mega Man and Power Rangers combined.  The music even kind of sounds like Mega Man X sometimes.  It's a decent little game.  Certainly something I would've rented back in the day.

Galaxy 2 is just as good as the first one.  Top of the Wii tier right there.

It's hard to remember which collections have which version of Pac-Man CE.  Some have the original, some have DX 2, etc.  Pac-Man CE is one of my favorite Pac games, though, and one of the reasons why I got a 360.

I have Bayonetta on the 360.  It was a fun action game, but got too violent for my tastes.  I don't like fighting angels.  One time at E3 or PAX, I was walking by SEGA's booth and I heard a CLOMP CLOMP CLOMP behind me.  it was a lady dressed as Bayonetta (and a rather good costume if you know what I mean).  But it was those gun shoes that was making all the noise.  I turned around to her and said, "Ma'am, you're not sneaking up on anyone with those!"

It would be cool if Super Monkey Balla and Marble Madness had a crossover.  That would never happen, but it would be cool!

I watched my brother Jeff and his friends play BioShock once.  That's a pretty scary game!  Definitely a depature from the games I usually play.

I also watched him and his friends play that Batman Arkham Asylum game.  Since I watched a lot of Batman: The Animated Series as a teen, I knew who a lot of the characters were.  Usually doesn't happen to me with that super hero stuff.

A lot of people bash on Skyward Sword, but I didn't think it was THAT bad.  I'd get the Switch version so you don't have to worry about messing with motion controls if you don't want to.  I'm REALLY looking forward to that new Zelda game in September!

Piczle Cross: Story of Seasons is really good.  The only reason why I like the Namco Picross S game more is just because of the characters.  But I bet you'll eventually get that one, too.

The second Monkey Ball game on the GameCube is just as good as the first, so I recommend that one as well.  They also made a two pack that's not only available on the GameCube, but on the PS2 and Xbox as well.

Yeah I really liked Marble Madness as a kid.  Played it a ton in the arcade.  A neighbor kid had it on his C64 and I'd go over there and play it even though I didn't like him that much.  And then I got the NES version when that came out.

The GameCube Monkey Ball games are really the best ones.  No other game in the series has been able to surpass them.

My problem with Donkey Kong Country Returns and Tropical Freeze is that they're way too hard!  I can beat DKC1, 2, and 3 on the SNES (at least I think so, if not I can get pretty far), but I can't do that with the two new ones.  Honestly my favorite Donkey Kong platformer is Donkey Kong Jungle Beat that used the bongo controller on the GameCube.  I thought that game was really innovative.