With the popularity of Undertale, it wouldn't surprise me if this happens. I'll probably get it just to have it and try it, but I'm probably the only person in the world who's not a big fan of Earthbound. Battles are archaic and the story is so nonsensical that it's hard to know what to do next. When the game was originally released on the SNES, it came with a strategy guide for a reason.
One of my favorite anime intros from a game is Namco X Capcom. I won't post a link to it here, but if you're interested, you can look it up.
I've heard of Fighting Vipers, but I don't think I've ever played it. So you'll have to tell me if there are any characters you think I'd like. Aside from Soul Calibur, I'm not too big on 3-D fighters anyway.
Here is my review of Pokemon Picross:
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2016/01/06/pokemon-picross-3ds/
Yup, go read my GOTY blog from last month. Splatoon made quite a splash.
I think typing is important to learn, too, and it was one of the most beneficial classes I took in high school. I just wonder if since kids use computers at such a young age now if they just learn on their own without a class anymore?
Did you know that in high school, I took a typing class where we still had to use typewriters? Granted, they were the fancier electronic typewriters, but I guess I was slightly too old to play this one. With computers so commonplace now, I wonder if kids still have to learn how to type?
The DLC case for Dual Destinies is very good and worth the extra money.
Splatoon was my GOTY last year. The Autobots vs. Decepticons thing was pretty surprising, but I didn't get to participate because I was at PAX Prime. I heard that at the show, Nintendo was giving out Autobot and Decepticon emblem T-shirts to those who played Splatoon at PAX, but I didn't see that when I was there.
I looked at this at a couple of PAX events i went to. Looked kind of interesting, but also seemed complicated.
