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I got my PlayStation a couple of years after it had already released, so I didin't play this game at first.  But when I did get one, i rented Jumping Flash and liked it quite a bit for a rental.  Many, many years later I played the sequel and never could get into it for some reason.  The first one was definitely an interesting take on 3-D gaming, since that genre was still in its infancy and developers didn't know what to do with it yet.  Too bad the third one in Japan never came out over here.

I came up with an idea for a sequel to Jumping Flash one time, and you could play as three different jumping robot characters: Robbit from the first game, who could shoot carrot missiles.  Ribbot the frog could grapple things with his long tongue, and Roobot the kangaroo could send a little Joey-bot from its pouch to explore small places.  Sometimes silly ideas get into my head for some reason.

I reviewed the second one.  While I thought the themes and characters were charming, the actual RPG gameplay (battles) were a little lacking.

I don't have a PS4, but the PS3 store is pretty hard to navigate sometimes.  I don't have a desire to own a PS4 or Xbox One right now anyway, I'm pretty happy with my 3DS and Wii U right now.

Are you referring to his grades in Pokemon Snap?

Yay!  I'm glad you got to play Protect Me Knight.  I know it's not EXACTLY like a tower defense game, but I couldn't think of another way to describe it.  I think you can build other catapults and blockades, but I can't remember. 

My dog Venus is getting pretty old, too.  I think she's lost most of her hearing (unless it's selective hearing), and I suspect she's going blind in one of her eyes, too.  So I can understand that part.

Halloween is one of the best holidays in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.  You buy monster masks, and then find out which monsters your townsfolk are scared of.  Then on Halloween night, wear that mask and scare the neighbors to get candy, and give it to Jack for really cool spooky furniture.

I've been playing LEGO Dimensions with Jeff a lot this weekend.  We play LEGO games together, it's a tradition.  I'm also playing Chibi Robo: Zip Lash (and working on a blog about Chibi Robo later).  I'm working on reviewing Freedom Planet and Transformers: Devastation.

I do understand.  When Animal Crossing came out, I had already graduated college and had more money to spend. But when I was a kid, I only had a NES and then a SNES later.  There's no way I could've afforded a Master System, Genesis, or TG-16 back then.

Yeah Animal Crossing isn't too terribly realistic when it comes to animals.  Maybe in Japan, their otters wear spectacles and red blazers. :)

As long as you use the furniture your clients provide for you, they'll be happy.  The game doesn't really judge you that much.  It's a kid's game, so it's pretty easy.

I do remember getting a new memory card just for Animal Crossing.  I also remember around that time, Nintendo released a memory card for GameCube that had more storage space.