When this first came out, I really wanted to play it but there was no way I could afford a NEO GEO console, let alone one of its games. When you could download it on Virtual Console, I did get it, then, though. Eh, it's an all right game. Certainly no Klonoa or anything like that. One NEO GEO game I wish they would let you download was Neo Mr. Do!
I review games like this all the time.
The lack of a true overworld in Skyward Sword was a little annoying, but I chalk it up to Nintendo trying to do something different. They can't win. If they kept things the same, people would complain. But if they make a change, people still complain.
The 'captain obvious' characters like Navi and Fi never really bothered me that much. I actually kind of liked Fi. She and Scrapper cracked me up.
What I'd like to see in a Zelda game is a playable Princess Zelda.
Totally unrelated update: Natsume is still making Harvest Moon games on their own.
Taito chips would be made out of Space Invaders and Queen Fossils. And when you ate them, you could blow bubbles.
I usually picked Cisty when I played this because she was green.
Dungeon Magic reminds me of Data East's Wizard Fire.
Why not take both? It's a long flight back, too.
I'm still bitter that for the second year in a row, I haven't been able to get into E3 even though I've never had any problems getting in since 1997. But yeah, most of the stuff I'm looking forward to is from Nintendo. I wish the other console makers would put out games that appeal to me as well, I hate being so one-sided. But I go where the games I like are. Maybe after E3 is over with, I'll write a blog about my favorite E3 news stories. You might be interested in reading the blog I have up right now, though.
I know that I did not see it in theaters, but I did rent it on VHS as a kid and was surprised that I liked it somewhat.
You have a PSP don't you? If you can, track down the first one on PSP, it's one of my favorite games on that handheld.
