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Yeah I bet it would take you a lot longer to 100 percent complete a LEGO game.  I never do that, though, because I don't have the time and the games are so buggy.

How about Super Pac-Man and Bomb Jack?  Is that old school enough for you?

Since I never really got into comic books, I didn't ever get into super hero games either.  I did play some of the beat em ups in arcades like Captain America and the Avengers, and TMNT as well as consoles ones like Sonic Blast Man.  But that's about it.

Most of my knowledge of Marvel and DC characters comes from games like LEGO Batman and Marvel vs. Capcom.  Are those retro enough?  I decided that She-Hulk would be my favorite Marvel character simply because Phoenix Wright is in her ending in Marvel vs. Capcom 3, and I really like Phoenix Wright.

The only comic book I really got into was Sam & Max, and they did have a few video games, but I don't know if you'd count them as super heroes.

I also like Astro Boy, and that was a comic book by a man who many consider to be the father of manga.  And Astro Boy: Omega Factor on the GBA is one awesome game.  Have you ever played it?

Well, that's all I know.  Why don't you pick out some super heroes and super hero games that you think I would like?

I think if the game were longer or harder, I might've had a tough time with it, too.  But luckily the game was pretty easy and short.

Sounds like you are doing great on your fitness routine!  I just got finished with a workout video program and gained about 5-10 pounds of muscle.  Have a great weekend!

I played Never Alone with both one and two players and I didn't mind doing it in single player mode.  It's just quicker with two people is all.  Now, next week, I'll have a review up of a game called Shiftlings where I first tried the single player mode, then went to two player.  When I did that, I didn't like having to play it in single player mode again!  That one is really much better with two people!

LEGO games really aren't that long.  Thanks for reading my reviews!

Yeah Badlands was a moble game, but I reviewed it on PS3.

My favorite part of meeting Don Messick was that I asked if he could Muttley's laugh.  He said he could do it better when he used to smoke!

Thanks for reading my reviews!

I think I got my brother Jeff the Fallout Special Edition with the lunchbox for Christmas when it came out.  I wonder if he'd like thsi?

Batman: the Animated Series is awesome.  When did Animaniacs come out?  That was a good show, too.  And hooray for Wallace and Gromit!  I'm also excited about the Shaun the Sheep movie!  When you hit 1994, don't forget to watch X-Files.  I kind of liked that show when I was in college.  And don't forget about Mystery Science Theater 3000!

Kirby's Adventure is one of the best NES games you'll play.  It's amazing (probably because it was one of the last NES games).  I hope you get to play Kirby Super Star when you get to games from 1996.

I rented that Daffy Duck game on SNES a long time ago.  It's not too bad.  Definitely a fun rental anyway.

I really enjoyed Secret of Mana.  That was back in my Square fanboy days.  That game had really neat pastel graphics and a unique musical score.  It was a bit buggy (you could even 'break' the game), and you could tell it was really meant to be designed for the SNES CD add-on that got cancelled.  But I really liked it anyway for some reason.

I never had a Genesis, but if I did at that age, I would've been all into Phantasy Star 4.  I played it a long time later and thought I would really like it when I was at that age where FF4 and FF6 were my favorite games.  Speaking of which, when you get to 1994, I hope you give FF6 a chance, too.