PixlBit

I'm sorry to hear that your eyesight is degenerating and is causing you some problems, but at the same time it's comforting to me to know that you are also having trouble doing dexterious things because all my life I've wondered if I'm just a klutz for not being able to do certain things very well.  I don't even want to tell you how long it took me to tie my shoes as a kid.

Also, I'm not partially blind in one eye, but completely blind in it.  But I'm very thankful that i can see with my other eye.  Mainly because I wouldn't be able to play video games!  Many people with disablities can't enjoy most games, so we should all be thanksful we can see the graphics, hear the music, and control the games with our hands.

Thanks for reading and commenting on my reviews!  The new Zelda is fun, but I like the old Zelda staples, so I hope that they don't change the series from here on out to reflect this new one.  The game kind of reminds me of Mega Man X. I prefer original Mega Man, but MMX was exactly what the series needed at the time to stay fresh.  The new Zelda is like that, too.  It's exactly what the formulaic series needs right now.

My brothers told me there's an arcade here that has Taiko no Tatsujin and the Theaterhythm arcade game.  I so want to see that!

I used to watch my brothers play those HALO games sometimes.  For some reason, I always called the vehicles in those games "tractors."  I don't know why, that's just the first word that popped into my mind.  So I would say to my brothers, "Get in that tractor!"  And they'd just roll their eyes at me and say, "That's not a tractor, Cary, it doesn't even look like one!"

I used to rent games all the time at the local rental place, Pay Less Video, when I was younger.  Renting games there cost a buck, as opposed to a 40 dollar game, so you can guess what Kid Cary did most of the time.  I did this mostly during the NES and SNES days, but also a bit with the N64 as well. 

I stopped renting games during the CD era because nearly any CD game I rented from there would be all scratched up and unplayable.  And by then, I was reviewing lots of games and if there were any that I didn't review that I wanted to play, I would just wait for the price to go down.  Nowadays, the games I want to play, I also want to own, so that's why I don't really rent anymore.

My Switch Friend Code:

1395 7159 9988

I got my Switch tonight.  I love it so far except my clumsy fingers are having trouble snapping the controllers where they go sometimes.  What's cool is that not even an hour after owning a Switch, and I already have a game to review for it (I Am Setsuna).

Here is my friend code, by the way:

1395 7159 9988

I'm still extremely grateful for what you did for me regarding LEGO Dimensions.

There were a lot of good games in 1999.  Out of the ones on your list, I'd have to say DK64 is the best.  It just hasn't aged as well as the Banjo games did.

Beetle Adventure Racing really is a good game.  I rented it once back then and was pleasantly surprised.  I didin't 'buy it because I was still a poor college student.

I've got mine and Zelda and 1,2 Switch pre-ordered, along with the Zelda amiibo figures.  I'll be picking mine up after work on Friday.  Hopefully there won't be any snags or obstacles in the way, so pray for me for that.  

I forgot about that new Story of Seasons game.  I bet XSEED wouldn't have sent me a review copy anyway.  I wonder if you could marry anyone like Iris from the first game?