Chrono Trigger DS is probably the best way to play that game.
Bowser's Inside Story si one of the best Mario RPGs.
Canvas Curse is actually one of my least favorite Kirby games.
I like the style of the Layton games, I just could never get into them because it felt like doing math homework.
I remember playing Quiz and Dragons on the Capcom collections. It's actualy surprisingly fun.
Did you know this year is Metal Slug's 30th anniversary?
I think that Tecmo collection is the only OG Xbox game I have.
I think I do, too. But I also really like the StreetPass feature of the 3DS.
I think you mean Shovel Knight, not Hollow Knight, correct? For a second I was like, "Was there an amiibo I missed?"
The DS is an awesome handheld.
Yeah the price of amiibo is getting ridiculous. I should probably 'nope' out on collecting them. But I haven't yet. But then, I don't spend a lot of money on myself on other things and I don't go out much, so yeah.
Yeah there's the Smash one, the one that came out around the time of Kirby: Planet Robobot, and the new one for Air Riders. My brother Jeff's favorite Kirby character is MetaKnight.
Would you believe that there are three different Meta Knight amiibos now?
The Mario Galaxy movie was fun and I enjoyed the visuals, music, and references. But I can understand why critics didn't like it. There is no plot. My main problem with the movie is one I have with a lot of movies: I feel like I had seen 75 percent of it in previews.
I've been to a few barcades in my area. There's a chain called Free Play which has a few locations. My brother even had his wedding rehearsal dinner at one of them. If I ever got married that's where I'd have the rehearsal dinner, too! There's also one near downtown Dallas that has some good arcades called Cidercade. There's also one near where my dad lives, but I forget the name of it. That one had drinks named after various video game characters. Like a couple of pink drinks named after Kirby and Princess Peach, and a yellow Pac-Man cocktail!
Recently I went to a cool arcade called Push Start Play. Not really a barcade but they did serve pizza and drinks. It has a lot of really cool rare stuff and I even wrote about it:
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2026/02/25/push-start-play-arcade-part-1/
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2026/02/27/push-start-play-arcade-part-2/
