Some of my favorites include:
Super Mario Kart (SNES) others in the series are good, too
Smash Bros. series
Nintendo Land
Wii Sports
We Ski & Snowboard
Soul Callbur series
Protect Me Knight (indie Xbox LIVE game)
Castle Crashers
BattleBlock Theater
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures
Kirby Air Ride
That should hold you for a while.
Ni no Kuni is one of my favorite PS3 RPGs, if not my number one favorite.
Surprise, surprise, I reviewed games for my college newspaper. Austin is a pretty big live music town, so there was always a big music section in the newspaper. It was called "Sound Bites." I came up with the title for my game reviews under it. It was called "Game Bytes." I liked it better than the Dallas Morning News game section called "Electronic Adventures."
I always went to class. Except I did skip a few of my Children's Literature classes because I was already making a 100 in that class anyway and I had classes for my major to study for.
I never ate Ramen in college. I don't really like it that much.
I always visited my professors in college. I think it did help a bit.
I studied a lot, too. Another good tip is to get plenty of sleep. I did that as well.
Only problem with the gym being free is that it was always crowded. That's why I didn't use it much then.
College was a fun time and I did enjoy it and miss some things about it. However at the same time, it was a waste of time as far as finding future jobs was concerned. At least for me.
Which brings me to my next tip: major in something marketable. Don't be like me and major in Magazine Journalism. However, in my defense, at the time I was already writing for The Dallas Morning News so it seemed ike a good idea at the time.
I always showered and dressed before I went to class. You never know when that cute girl would decide to sit by you.
I was involved with the campus newspaper for a few semesters, but that was it for me and college clubs.
And that was some of my college tidbits by me, Cary.
I thought Aqua was really cool in Birth By Sleep. The game also had some neat gameplay ideas, too.
Kara is a cool character. So is Angi and Brandy.
I don't have a new blog up yet, but Tuesday evening I will, so make sure to read that.
Metroid Prime Pinball is great because it's a pinball game first and a Metroid game second. Even as far as silly pinball is concerned, there are so many better choices than Mario Pinball Land. Like Kirby's Pinball Land, for instance.
Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures may be an awful cartoon, but the game based on it is actually a pretty decent 3-D platformer. I reviewed it and didn't think it was that bad. They're even making a sequel this year!
I never played Ehrgeiz, but I did play some of Square's other underrated PSOne games, like Einhander, Chocobo Racing, and Brave Fencer Musashi.
Other M wasn't bad, but it definitely was one of the worst Metroid games.
Mario Pinball Land just wasn't a very good game of pinball. I've played enough other video pinball games to know that.
I thought Pac-Pix was brilliant. It was actually the very first DS game I ever played, as a demo when they first showed off the DS at E3 one year.
Well he drives a big pink car that's easy to steer and can take a lot of hits, so yeah.
I THINK I remember my brothers renting this one once. But yeah, F-Zero X was much better. I loved how F-Zero X had a random track generator. That was a great feature to level the playing field if you had two-player races. I wish other racing games would adopt that idea more often.
My favorite F-Zero characters are the fat samurai guy who drives the pink car, and Mrs. Arrow.
I bet she's in Tag 2. Seems EVERYONE is in that game.
