I love classic arcade collections. I think there is another one Capcom did on the PSP called Capcom Classics Collection: Reloaded. It has one of my favorite obscurities on it: Pirate Ship Higemaru!
I miss instruction booklets, too. They actually came in really handy when I would review a game, as I could refer to them at any time, even if the game wasn't on. What's even worse is that a lot of times, the in-game instructions are very poorly written now, too.
When I was little, one of my favorite point and click adventures was called Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders, and it starred a tabloid news reporter. The game came with a mock tabloid newspaper that had tips in the articles on how to solve some of the puzzles in the game!
I never got into Shulk or the game he's from, but his amiibo figure is awesome and very detailed.
2015 wasn't one of my better years. I'll have my Game of the Year 2015 blog up in early January.
I havne't even gotten any of the DLC for Smash. Since I don't have anyone to play it with right now, it's not as much fun. I'd rather they would've used Cammy, but I guess Ryu is more representative of the series.
I saw the new Star Wars movie opening night. You are more than welcome to read my spoiler-free blog about it if you get a chance.
I always liked how Wind Waker looked, even when everyone else didn't. Toon Link is pretty much Young Link, but it's a nice progression.
I'm not a big fan of Little Mac or Punch Out, but my brother Jeff sure likes the one on the NES. I do like my Little Mac amiibo, though.
That's a good deal on a TV, I think. I remember when I got my big flat screen TV in 2006, I was so happy because I always wanted a big TV like that, even when I was a kid.
My favorite F-Zero racers were always the samurai guy in the fat pink car, and Mrs. Arrow. But I guess Capt. Falcon is more representative of the series. I like it when Kirby gets Falcon's power and shouts out "Falcon Punch" in his cute little voice.
