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Good to see a bunch of games I'll be looking forward to next year.

Up is my favorite Pixar movie.

Here are some highlights from my Best Games of 2009 list:

The Maw (360)

Ghostbusters (360)

Loco Roco 2 (PSP)

Klonoa (Wii)

The Legendary Starfy (DS)

Zelda: Spirit Tracks (DS)

A Boy and His Blob (Wii)

Retro Game Challenge (DS)

Metroid Prime Triology (Wii)

Dissidia: Final Fantasy (PSP)

We Ski and Snowboard (Wii)

Wii Sports Resort (Wii)

Scribblenauts (DS)

Half Minute Hero (PSP)

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (DS)

Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures

--Cary

Ragnarok did remind me of Secret of Mana a bit.

That mouse ate your cheynne pepper powder?  That must be Super Mouse!  He's probably breathing fire by now.  Just what you need, a fire breathing mouse!

Post 16-bit?  Probably Mario 64.  I had a N64 for a couple of years before I even got a PSOne.  The 3-D in Mario 64 was pretty amazing at the time.

I rented this once.  I never really liked the R-Type games.  They were hard, but not in a fun way.  There was one on the PS2 that was all right, though.

I can't remember if it's on the DS collection or not, but I always like Gyruss.  My brother Jeff loved playing Circus Charlie on the PSOne Konami collection. Time Pilot is awesome.

I've always loved cel shaded graphics.  I was even excited for Wind Waker when everyone else was like, 'ew, cartoon Zelda.'  I think Wind Waker is one of the best looking GameCube games.  I like a lot of other cel shaded games, too.  And Okami was amazing.

The one thing that makes Namco Museum DS worth owning is Pac-Man Vs.

I pre-ordered the game, too, but I haven't played it yet.  I'm going to Alabama next week to visit family, and it can sometimes get a little boring and slow there, so I may save it to play then.  I think the cartoon is pretty awful, but I watch it anyway.  It's so bad it's good, in a MST3K sort of way.  Nintendo isn't marketing it enough like they did Pokemon, so I don't see it getting as popular here as it is in Japan.