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Child of Light uses the same game engine as Rayman Origins as well.

I've heard the battle system is similar to Grandia's, but since I've never played that game i can't say for sure.  I'm glad they kept things simple, though.  Sometimes less is more.

I guess if I didn't review games, I probably wouldn't play my 360 as much.

Some of my little brothers love the Avatar and Korra cartoons, so they'll be thrilled to hear that news.  Maybe I'll even get to review it.  I don't have time to watch the cartoons myself, but I do have respect for them for being action-adventure cartoons in a world where they aren't so common.

Do you like Tails?  He's my favorite.  Way cooler than Sonic.

I'd like to try the Sonic Lost World DLC, but I want to wait for the price of the main game to go down as I'm not a big Sonic fan in the first place.

Taito made a lot of games back then that used the Space Invaders graphics.  I didn't get into Lunar Lander much, so this one didn't grab me either.

It's true that you can get most any game on more than one system now, but if it's cheaper and/or easier to get on the 360, I have no problem with that.

I remember seeing this game a lot in arcades, and I played it on Taito Legends 2.  But for some reason, the game never really 'stuck out' to me.  If I remember correctly, the last boss was really hard.

When I play a game, I don't worry about if I'm supporting a certain company.  I just worry about having fun.  I really support fun games, not game companies.  I'm not going to cut off my nose to spite my face just to deny myself a fun game.