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I'd also like that but I think I'd rather take another Prime or first person one on the Wii U. Would love to see what Retro could do with the hardware.

I wasn't that much a fan of Mighty Switch Force. Just wanted a standard platformer, not what it was offering. Oh well. My favorite indie game is Rogue Legacy. Awesome Castlevania inspired game that's both tough and addicting as hell.

Oh god. People saying that a Wii game looking like an N64/PS1 game is overused and often just plain wrong, but this really does look like one of those games. It looks awful.

I felt really limited as the wolf, I wanted my items back and the abilities Link had as him didn't do much to compensate. Once you could switch back and forth at will I liked it more because it felt like another tool in my belt though. I just don't like when Zelda games limit me based on where I am in the game. Which is why I think they messed up with the Twilight world. Which is a shame because it's so damn gorgeous and no video game has created anything like it since.

My favorite PS1 game is and always will be Crash Bandicoot Warped. It's one of my all time favorite games and over half my PS1 playtime has been dedicated to that series. I'll keep chipping away at Klonoa just because you keep telling me it's good. Well that and it is pretty good, just not my favorite platformer.

There's a lot I wish would be on PS1 Classics here as well, especially Ape Escape and Mega Man Legends. I know AE is on PSP, but it's not the same without the second stick. FFIX I tried to like and should like, but kind of lost interest after they arrived at Dagger's kingdom. Don't think the old school FF games are for me.

Hope Zero Mission lands on Wii U soon. You'd love it.

Huh, didn't know you were such a Metroid fan. Other M does not seem like your thing at all though, feels like how to get you turned off from the series. 

Since you tend to have a positive outlook on pretty much every game, I'd say give Other M a go. Just see its story in the same light as how Harry S Plinkett sees the Star Wars prequels and it may not be that bad.

As for TP, I love the look and atmosphere to the dark world. But it's not enough to make up for the limitations of the wolf form (when I'm complaining about transforming into a wolf, there's a problem), and ESPECIALLY those stupid collectathon fetch quests. Those were not fun at all.

Like I said in the blog, I do like Fusion's story. But it still was way too wordy, which is especially bad on replays. Why I prefer Zero Mission so much more, nothing but gameplay and short cinematics there.

Super is kind of the middle of the road for me. I like its exploration and nonlinearity, but feel Prime does that better while I had more fun with Zero Mission's abilities and powers. Why those two are my favorites in the series.