PixlBit

You know what's funny is that all three of these games you've talked about are ones I've played and reviewed.

If you still want to get the achievement for winning a battle without Aurora, try this.  Swtich her out in one battle and win.  And then start a battle with another bad guy.  She still won't be in the party so just make sure to win the battle without switching to her.  I think you'll get the achievement then.

I played through LEGO Hobbit with my brother, but I had no idea what was going on because I've never seen the movie or read the books.

I liked Weapon Shop de Omasse, but some folks didn't, so keep that in mind when playing.  It's not Level 5's best work, but it is certainly unusual.

Yeah, FF9 is what FF7 and FF8 should've been.

Even though FF6 is still my favorite, FF9 and FF4 run a close second.

The SNES is my favorite game console.

Hey I liked those days. :)  Ha ha!

I reviewed EDF 2025.  I'm not a big fan of third person shooters, but this was pretty fun in an arcadey sort of way.  I liked the class that could fly around.

He had three more animal friends in Dream Land 3: Nago the Cat, Pitch the Bird, and Chu-Chu the Octopus.

The very first year I went to E3, back in 1997 I think, Nintendo had Kirby Super Star Stacker displayed, like they were planning on bringing it out.  But it never happened, sadly.

Kirby's Avalanche was really just a reworked version of Puyo Puyo, just like Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine on Genesis.  You can even see the name Puyo Puyo in the background of the title screen!

You know what's funny is that I was just playing this game this morning after working out at the gym.

All right, if you're going to write about a Kirby game, you need to know the names of the animals. :)  It's Rick the Hamster, Kine the Fish, and Coo the Owl.

There is a version of this game on the Super Famicom in Japan called Kirby's Super Star Stacker.  It is the only Kirby game to never make it to the US.

I think the first NES game I got was Arkanoid because it came with a paddle controller.  I got the first Zelda pretty early on, too.

He's one tough cream puff!

I agree.  Mario & Zelda games are hard.  So is Shovel Knight.

Usually I don't like hard games.  That's why I like Kirby.  His games are easy enough for anyone to beat, but you can find challenge in locating all the secrets.