PixlBit

Two downloadable indie games on the 3DS you should try are Pocket Card Jockey and Gotta Protectors.

You'd think more third party companies would've made fishing games on the DC, but I guess that happened more on the Wii.

Well sniffing out oddball games is my specialty.  Although I think Nintendo talked about these games a lot when they first came out.  Do you have a 3DS?

Next week's going to be busy for me, too.  I wanted to be able to take off a day so I can get and enjoy my Switch, but that didn't happen.  So I'll have to wait a couple of days to really play Zelda for a long period of time.  Otherwise it'll just be in short bursts when I get home from work.  Oh well, at least it means I'll earn more money to pay for all this stuff I'll be buying!

It's really hard to tell with the Switch.  I know Nintendo will always pump out games i'm interested in, so I don't regret buying their consoles even if they don't get as popular.

Thanks for reading and commenting on my reviews!

My weekend plans?  Well I'll be working through most of it, but anytime I'm at home and am not TOO tired, I will be playing and reviewing LEGO games!

Well I beat the flower game, and if I can do it, I know you can!

Conventions are the only time I make any real progress in my StreetPass games!

I reviewed the PSP version.  I probably would've been REALLY into this game if I had played the original when it came out, as I was big into 16-bit  RPGs back then.  But I didn't have the system to play it on.

Wow I didn't think there were that many fishing games on the Dreamcast!

I think I reviewed those games and the controller, too, back when I was writing for the newspaper!

The Wii also had some fun (yet gimmicky) fishing games, too.