Metal Black is my favorite on this Taito collection. Darius II is also all right. I also really like Liquid Kids, and New Zealand Story is fun, but HARD! I would say Kiki KaiKai, but the Pocky and Rocky sequels are so much better.
In Ace Angler, you don't have to move the control stick up and down for line tension. Just hold down the button. If you want to stun the fish to make it easier for you to reel it in, press the R shoulder button to send an electric shock to stun the fish. Again, like I said before, not very realistic. But I liked it anyway. And yes there is an Ace Angler arcade game. I played it at Round 1.
Yes, Ace Angler originally was an arcade game. I've played it at Round 1.
Which is why I don't feel bad that's it's only in Seattle. But I still kinda want to see it. :)
I played Tears of the Kingdom all the way throught. Took me 2 months to beat and the Switch says I spent 100 hours on it. So I must've liked it somewhat. With that said, it's not going to win my Game of the Year award.
It does have a lot of features. But keep in mind that it's a very arcade-y fishing game and not very realistic. I'm OK with that, myself, but I feel like I should warn people about that.
I don't see why they wouldn't put that Animal Crossing event at more aquariums. It's just a bunch of cutouts and fact overlays they could easily implement.
Even though I played the Wii a lot, I actually liked my Xbox 360 more.
The original Pac-Man Championship Edition is the reason why I got my 360. It's still one of my favorite Pac-games of all time.
I really miss those arcade collections like Data East Arcade Classics and Namco Museums. I'm impressed you knew that Grobda was a spinoff of Xevious.
I actually liked Epic Mickey and its sequel. Sure they had their problems, but I didn't think they were that bad.
Kirby's Epic Yarn was great, even though it originally wasn't meant to be a Kirby game. The music in Epic Yarn is fantastic.
I don't even have the Nintendo app on my phone. Sounded pretty useless to me.
Hey speaking of cool aquarium stuff:
I reviewed Pikmn Bloom closer to when it came out, but it really only kept me entertained for a couple of months.
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2022/01/28/pikmin-bloom-mobile/
