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They all cheat.  Mario Party games require no skill, it's all luck.  That's why I don't play them.

The funny part about Toadette crying is that in other RPGs, you never think about what happens to the tutorial characters after they teach you what they know.  The GameCube Paper Mario game had some of the most brilliant writing I've ever seen in a game.

I got to review the first two Neptunia games.  They even sent me the collector's edition of the first game!  The series is funny, but also annoying in an anime otaku kind of way.  I just don't get that stuff, I guess.  Plus, I just don't get into RPGs like I used to.  Heck, even Costume Quest 2 hasn't drawn me in yet, and that one looks right up my alley!  I did like Child of Light, though, at least.

My favorite Neptunia characters were Green Heart, because she had green hair.  And there was a nurse type lady with pink hair that was cool, too.  I have stupid reasons for liking the characters I pick.

I still get press releases about the Neptunia game series.  They're making a strategy tactics Neptunia RPG next, it seems.

Only problem is that Nintendo-published games usually don't go down in price.

GameCube Mario Golf is one of the best sports games out there.

It could've been.  I haven't played all the Mario Party games because they're pretty much all the same.

I know.  I just had to give you a hard time about it. :)

I played Eternal Champions on the Genesis Flashback system.  The game has some neat character designs (I like the circus lady), but otherwise it's just another slow and clunky early 2-D fighter.

You've never played a Mario game?  Well, the GameCube Paper Mario game is fantastic.  Right now I'm working on reviewing Costume Quest 2, and so far I'd have to say Paper Mario is WAY better.

The Wii U is the only current gen console I own.  No PS4 or Xbox One for me yet!