When I was in college, we had a bean bag chair but it wasn't very comfortable and took up too much space, so I think we stopped using it pretty quickly. My apartment is so small now that I can just wheel my office desk chair over to where I want to play a game.
Aside from Hey! Pikmin, I never could get into that series. And same thing with Prof. Layton. I felt like I was having to solve a bunch of math story problems and I never liked doing that in high school. I did like the Space Invaders Extreme games, though!
Have fun at RetroCon! I have a TON of games to review now. You can tell it's starting to get near the holiday season. I guess that's one good thing about me getting COVID is that I have a few extra days around the house that I can play and review these games!
I got to the last chapter in Live A Live but never went back to it. Really neat they released it here finally, though.
Hopefully someday you'll be able to get the Namco Picross game. Do they ever put those Picross S games on sale?
That inflatable chair looks more like a bean bag!
I worked from 3 pm to 12 midnight. That got old fast, so after about nine months of that, they had a position open in the plumbing department from 10 am to 7 pm, which is pretty good for retail hours. I didn't want to move to plumbing, but you can't beat those hours, so I made the switch. And i've been there ever since and it's been about 7 years or so.
I had the opportunity to review Tchia when it came out. But it either didn't grab me as much or I had too much on my plate at the time.
The DS definitely had a lot of great looking games! But I liked the PSP a lot, too. Such a big bright screen! And it was home to stuff like Loco Roco and Ys Seven. It's a shame the Vita bombed so hard. Once I finally got one, I saw how much potential it could've had.
I'm glad I don't have to work late nights anymore. That got old fast.
Only games on your list that I played were Rayman Legends, which I reviewed and thought was pretty good. And Zelda Wind Waker HD. I liked the graphics in that game even when everyone else didn't.
I haven't started it yet, but I got another game to review that looks pretty neat. It's called Mika and the Witch's Mountain. Sounds a lot like Kiki's Delivery Service.
Well I'm still under embargo so I don't want to talk about Bakeru TOO much, but I will note that a lot of people are saying that Bakeru is like the spiritual successor to Goemon. In fact, the company that made Bakeru, Good Feel, their president used to work for Konami making Goemon games!
