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I've wanted to play that Warhammer 40k Diablolike ever since hearing about it, but I'm just bogged down with other good games. It's a rough existence.

I hope to play Streets of Rage 4 at some point but I'm in no rush. StarCrossed sounds cool! I've heard good things about Moving Out. Kind of like a differently themed Overcooked.

And that's exactly why I like playing on consoles lol.

I wanna play that game from the blog title! 

I have never liked the Xevious model of shoot-'em-up where you have to drop bombs with a different button to hit ground targets. So it sounds like I'd like Fire Shark but not Sky Shark.

I've always wanted to get the Capcom Beat 'em Up Bundle. Armored Warriors sounds really cool.

Castlevania IV looks really good and is pretty easy compared to the earlier games in the series. I've wanted to play Bloodlines for a long time and was excited that it was on the Genesis mini. But the one time I tried to play it my kids hounded me so much—with both unending questions and by trying to climb on me while I played—that I kept dying and gave up all frustrated. I need to play it sometime after they're asleep.

It's your lucky day! Shantae and the Seven Sirens just recently came out!  As for ReCore, the connection the dev had to Metroid Prime was part of the official marketing. They even put it on the back of the box!

I guess I'm on a WayForward kick. I could probably dig up a couple more from the ol' backlog lol. I ordered a physical copy of Seven Sirens as well and, yeah, it will probably be a couple months. As for River City Girls, I'm just glad my wife has stuck with me on it. We've had a few depressing defeats but we're definitely enjoying it overall.

Risky's Revenge could have, like, four or five layers to hop between. Not my favorite set up but at least they used it for confusing puzzles. It made for a confusing map too. I'm playing Pirate's Curse right now and really like it. Glad they went with a standard Metroidvania-style map. The game just feels right.

(Twitter tells me I have an extra day due to technical difficulties. Hopefully this is seen in time. Sorry you guys had to go through that though. Sucks to lose a whole night.)

Stage Select: I think Castlevania would make for an awesome turn-based RPG. The series already has a rich lore of characters and monsters to pull from and there is precedent for the use of all kinds of weapons and magic. Give me, say, a four-person party and a fun twist on the art style (I don't want realism; how about a gothic painting style like the box art for Symphony and the GBA games?) and I think you'd have a winner. This would also work as a dungeon crawler, delving deeper into Dracula's castle each time, but I'd rather have a straight RPG.

Cage Match: I've always been very fond of Crystalis but I gotta give this one to Silius for its killer soundtrack.

I wish I could play Indivisible soon but I'm pretty sure it is going to sit for a while  I got it for a really good price.

You have sure got your money's worth out of Game Pass, eh?

Man, for me to fork out $60 for a brand new game, it really has to pull me in. I'm still not sure I'm down with stretching Midgar out to 60 hours of gameplay. It's sure pretty though! I'd like to get it sometime...but how can that compete with old Mega Man game??