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Yes you can!  Just remember that one bite of my pretend cake will make you be able to lift 100 tons!

Pokemon Snap is an awesome game.  I reviewed it for The Dallas Morning News back in the day.  It was one of the few game reviews that got a front page tagline in my section of the paper.  I think it said, "Smile and Say Pikachu!" or something like that.

One thing you didn't mention was that back when this game came out, you could save your Pokemon Snap pictures to a memory card, then take them to Blockbuster Video locations that had a Pokemon Snap printing station, and you could print out little stickers of the Pokemon you took pictures of!  A few years ago, I saw one of those Pokemon Snap printing stations at an antique store!

I wish Pokemon Snap would get a sequel.  It would be a perfect game for the Wii U, with the seperate screen and motion controls.  Heck, they could even do a Pokemon Snap game on the 3DS, too!  --Cary

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Hope your finger gets better!  It's hard to play video games without fingers!

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Tomba is an awesome game.

I went to Vegas a few years ago.  I don't remember a LEGO store, but I did go to an M&M's store that was five stories of M&M's merchandise!

I'm OK with it.  I'm not the biggest fan of Star Fox anyway, although I'm still going to give this game a try when it does come out.  I'm only worried that Nintendo won't have as strong of a holiday lineup.  Personally, I think the game is ready, they just want to tweak it for optimum peak Amiibo support.

I'm definitely going to be getting that game.

Yes, we're all playing Mario Maker because it's AWESOME!  And why would anyone want to play a new Metal Gear game when Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer comes out in a week. :)

But just for you, i'll write a mini-blog right here on this comment since you are very cool.  I'll write about everything I know about Metal Gear, which isn't much.

When I was a kid I played the first Metal Gear game and its sequel on NES.  I didn't get very far, but I learned much later that they're not 'true' Metal Gear titles so I guess it doesn't matter.  I remember that I liked hiding in the box and riding the truck "that have started to move."

I have a GBA game called Konami Krazy Racers and there are Metal Gear characters and tracks in it.

I actually bought Metal Gear Solid 3 on PS2 when it was on sale because there was an Ape Escape mini-game in it.  There was also a Metal Gear mini-game in Ape Escape 3.  That's all I played in MGS3, but it was the game that got my brother Jeff addicted to the MGS series.

You can play as Solid Snake in one of the Smash Bros. games, but I hardly ever used him becasue...KIRBY!  I did like how Kirby looked when he would copy Snake's abilitiy.

The only thing I know about Metal Gear Solid V si that one of the characters is named Quiet.  I decided that Quiet would be my favorite MGS character because...I like the name! 

"Hi, what's your name?"

"I'm Quiet."

"Well that's good to know, but what's your name?"

"I just told you, I'M QUIET!"

"Well you're not being quiet right now."

"YES I AM, I'M ALWAYS QUIET!"

"..."

I think Quiet should have a friend named Noisy.  Or Peace.  So then they could be Noisy and Quiet or Peace & Quiet.

And that's all I know about Metal Gear!  Maybe I can make a Metal Gear level in Mario Maker since you CAN make Mario hide in a box.  But I probably won't do that.  --Cary

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Yeah like I said before, 2001 was a rough year for me for many reasons.  That was the last year I wrote for the Dallas Morning News, and it all went downhill from there.  The main thing I remember about 2001 gaming-wise was that it was when the GameCube was released, and it had some awesome launch titles like Luigi's Mansion, Super Monkey Ball, and Super Smash Bros. Melle a short time after.

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Thanks!  Yeah that's the trouble with Cammy is that she's kind of a fanservice character.