PixlBit

Well she does like lollipops and you can dress her up in Nintendo outfits in the sequel...

You may need to find a chair for this because what I'm about to tell you, you may need to sit down for.  But, believe it or not, I never really liked the Pikmin games.  I know, it's a shock, but it's true.

That's one of the reasons why I'm not getting a New 3DS right away (well, besides not being able to see the 3D and lack of exclusive games I want).  Transferring stuff like that sounds like such a pain!

Yeah keep playing Klonoa!  it's not that long of a game.  And I can't imagine why anyone would want Ape Escape on PSP.  The whole point of that game was to show off the new dual analog controller.

I never heard of any of these games.  If you want to play a good Monkey Ball style game on the Wii, try Hudson's Koronipa series (there were two of them, but I can't remember what the sequel was called).  I thought they were pretty decent.

There were lots of RPGs on the PlayStation, and I played a lot of them.  It's kind of strage that it was the 32-bit era when I started to get out of RPGs.

Yeah like I said, my friends used to talk about that game all the time.  I don't remember much about it now.  Go ahead and pick out a favorite character for me!

Yeah Namco likes to push Ms. Pac-Man under the rug.  But they can't completely get rid of her because she makes money for them.  I hate it that Namco shuns the other 'unauthorized' games because did they do that when those games were in arcades making money for them?  Nope.

You went out in this nasty weather today?  It must be nicer where you're at.  If not, please be careful!

I've met some famous people at E3 and other conventions, but have very few autographs.  I met David Crane, creator of Pitfall, Evil Kinevil, Gary Coleman (before they passed away), some wrestler lady that I have no idea who she is, Charles Martinet (voice of Mario), and another voice actor Cathy Wesluck.

That would be cool to meet Inafune.  I'd also like to meet Go Shiina.

I really like the arcade Final Fight, but when they brought it to the SNES, it didn't quite work because they still made it play like an arcade game.  SEGA was smart with Streets of Rage 2 as they made it more console-friendly because it didn't have any arcade tie-ins.  I'm surprised Capcom didn't sue, though, because many things were so similar!