Kids play so many video games now that have set rules and goals, so it's nice when they can play something that doesn't have any of that, and they are free to use their imagination and just play. So I say, let 'em play! It reminds me of when my little brothers would play City Trial in Kirby Air Ride. They would ignore the rules and just make up their own games, like hide and seek or tag. And I thought that was great!
I just recently wrote a blog about my top ten favorite Mario RPGs (there are only ten), and even though Super Mario RPG wasn't super high on my list, I still think the game is great and I played it to death back in the day. It was the seed that started it all, and it was pretty significant that Square made it.
My problem with Disney Infinity is that you can only use certain characters in certain worlds. You can mix and match characters in the toy box hub world, but if you go to a specific Disney themed level, you can only use characters that belong to that world. I think that's kind of missing the point of these 'toys to life' games, and why I think Skylanders and LEGO Dimensions do it better. Still, if they made a Gravity Falls or Darkwing Duck figure, for instance, I'd be tempted to get it!
I don't think I have any platinum trophies. I loved the secret level in LEGO Batman 3 with 1960's Batman. They should make a whole Batman game out of that. I also think it's funny when you fly around as Wonder Woman and they play her theme song from the 1970's live action TV show.
I've been happy playing Project X Zone 2 and I've been thinking of you what with all the fighting game characters in it.
There is only one Toad amiibo.
Ulala is cool.
If you have a Toad amiibo figure you can unlock another mode in Captain Toad.
I never played any of the Mario PC games.
I don't really like Mario's current voice. I got so used to Capt. Lou Albano voicing him in the cartoon.
I did meet Charles Martinet once at E3.
