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There is an article about this in the Dallas Morning News today.

I reviewed Legasista.  It's pretty much a sequel to the PSP ClaDun games.

I liked Insomniac when they made Spyro and Ratchet & Clank games.

I rented this one once.  It was fun at first, but like most Treasure games, got too dang hard later on.  I think Treasure is a bit overrated sometimes.  I liked some of the games they did when they worked for Konami, like the SNES Tiny Toons game, but really the only other Treasure game I really liked from them was Astro Boy: Omega Factor on GBA.

I'd start with Rune Factory, myself.  It's the only one that interests me, anyway.

I didn't really like the Prof. Layton puzzles because they reminded me too much of math homework, and I HATE math.

I am really looking forward to the Prof. Layton vs. Phoenix Wright game, though.  But not so much the Layton parts.:)

You should definitely try more Phoenix Wright games, they were my favorite game series on the DS.

I reviewed Attack of the Friday Monsters.  It's very charming, especially if you like old Godzilla movies, but the game is very short.

The Prof. Layton cartoon movie is really good, though.  You would like it.

You don't have to go through all the second set of levels in Mario 3-D Land to rescue Luigi, just a few.

I'd be on Team Luigi. 

Actually if I could, I'd be on Team Toad and have a mushroom hat and red and white polka dotten Wii U controller.

No wait, I'd be on Team Kirby and have a PINK Wii U!  Yeah!

I think those RPGs are an acquired taste.  I didn't really get into any of them.  But one PS3 game that seems to get forgotten, but I loved, is the action RPG 3-D Dot Game Heroes.

You picked some good ones.  I especially liked the piratey songs and themes in DKC2.

Wario Land 2 also had some great pirate themes with Captain Syrup.  Another good one was Zack & Wiki.

It's not video game related, but look up a song on YouTube called The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything.