I try not to brag too much about the games I'm good at, because sure as the world, as soon as I become boastful, someone will come along and kick my butt. There's always someone better than me, it seems. But there is one game that I'm confident enough in to say that I could probably beat everyone here at. And that's Super Pac-Man! Yeah, I'm old.
I remember an evil mad scientist plastic surgeon guy in one of the Bioshock games who was especially mean and scary!
When a game like Bioshock makes you feel all nervous and scared, I recommend playing a Kirby game. Then you'll be all better and happy! :)
You know, you're not selling me on the Xbox One here. :)
Have you played a Skylanders game before?
It's kind of weird, because other than the original Xbox, I've had all the current consoles since the Dreamcast days. So now it feels strange that I don't have an Xbox One or PS4.
I don't really like Crash games, but I'm glad Sony has a colorful, cartoony, family-friendly game in their lineup. Did you see that Crash is also going to be a guest character in the new Skylanders game? What do you think of that?
The Bioshock games can be pretty scary sometimes! Scary stuff can be fun sometimes, but 99 percent of the time, when I play a game I prefer to stick to the happy Kirby type stuff.
Aside from a couple of games, Nintendo didn't have much that really excited me, which is surprising. So for me, this year's E3 wasn't as eventful. I did write an E3 blog that I'd like to encourage you to read if you get a chance!
Just last year, the Wii U got 3 fantastic games: Splatoon, Yoshi's Woolly World, and Super Mario Maker. Shame this year may not be as good.
Most of the games you mentioned, like Yooka-Laylee and LEGO games, can be played on systems I have. Cuphead does look awesome, but I think I'd be happy just watching somebody else play it, as I hear it's super hard. It's just weird because I really loved the 360, and have no interest in their next console!
