PixlBit

Well it looks like a colorful fighter, so I'm somewhat interested.  We'll just see how it goes.  Pokemon is pretty popular so I think it's likely we'll see it at some point.  I was wondering if Snorlax was in the game but one of your videos shows him in it I think.  I saw the video for Mario Kart Arcade GP DX.  I think it's funny that a Taiko drum is a racer now.  I wsh they'd port the arcade games to the Wii U, although they're nowhere near as good as Mario Kart 8.

That's some pretty cool ideas for DLC, but I'd rather it just be a seperate game on a disc.

Aw you stinker!  :)  You stole my idea for a blog.  Oh well, mine's going to be a bit different and not limited to just Nintendo franchises.  And I'll post it closer to the game's release in about a month.  One of your ideas is on my list, I'm sure you can guess which one.

Looks neat.  I'm sure we'll see it in the US soon.  I just got a press email about the Japan release.  I wish Snorlax was in it.

I'll be at PAX, too!  If you see someone with a Pac-Man backpack with ghosts all over it, that might be me!

I would've liked BG&E a lot more if it weren't for those dumb stealth sections.

I haven't even played the first one yet!

If Tales of Zestria makes it to the US, I'll have to get it because Go Shiina did the soundtrack and he's my favorite video game music composer.

Go ahead and pick out a Xillia character you think I'd like.

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."