PixlBit

Never played these games.  If he had a sidekick that was a pink dinosaur that threw cupcakes at bad guys, I'd get it.

When I left work this morning (near Dallas), it was raining.  Then when I got to work, it was snowing (nothing stuck, though).  But by lunchtime, it was sunshiney outside!  Texas weather, why you acking so cray-cray?

I don't have a PS4 yet.  If Sony would make and release Loco Roco 3, I'd buy a PS4 or Vita instantly.

Maybe when Samus is about to die they should play that 'dun-dun, dun-dun' music in Sonic when you drown.

Kind of reminds me of the game I'm currently playing now: Kirby and the Rainbow Curse!

If Sony would make and release Loco Roco 3, I'd instantly buy a PS4 or Vita.

I tried the first Sly game and didn't like it as much because I felt it was too "Crash Bandicoot-ey."  So I didn't bother with the sequels.  I know they are much different and better, but sometimes you just don't have time to play all the games out there!

Echoes is great, but way too hard!  I can finish Metroid Prime 1 and 3, but not this one!

Glad to know I wasn't the only one who called them 'lamp posts.'

Actually a lot of those games you mentioned are from Atari, not Midway or Williams.  But they are on arcade collections by Midway, so I can see why you'd think that.  I enjoyed a lot of the games on your list, like Rampage, Gauntlet, Joust, and Marble Madness.  But one game not on your list is Spy Hunter. That was a must-play game at the Pizza Inn near my house when I was little, and my brother Jeff just LOVED it on the home arcade collections. 

I liked Super Mario 3-D Land because they kept things simple.  Stages aren't overly complicated and feel like 3-D versions of stages from Mario 3.  I also like the light difficulty because it means that kids and novice players can feel like they accomplished something.  Best of all, when you finish the first 8 worlds, a new set of 8 worlds opens up that are way more challenging for expert players!