I reviewed a Jurassic Park dinosaur fighting game on the PSOne back in my Dallas Morning News days. I don't remember what it was called, though.
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Yes, that version of Pac-Man Arrangement is great. I heard they had to program the arcade version of Arrangement from scratch when porting it to the GBA. Now that's dedication!
I think Pac & Pal was the first game to have actual music during the level. I like the 'music' during the intermissions of Super Pac-Man. It just sounds like a bunch of nasty sound effects slapped together to make you think it's music!
And that's not even half of all the Pac-Man games out there. I apologize in advance if I sound boastful, but there's not much about Pac-Man that I DON'T know!
I think that triforce symbol is used in other things besides Zelda games.
I've never gotten into PC games for some reason. Steam looks like a pretty neat service, though, and if they ever made a Steam console, I'd be all for it (even though it would just be a PC, too). The one Steam game that I would download instantly if I had it would be Ys Origins. I've heard rumors that Half MInute Hero 2 is coming to Steam as well.
Since I didn't have a Genesis as a kid, I never got into Phantasy Star games. However, after playing Phantasy Star 4 years later, I'd have to say I'd probably be just as into that as I was FF6 in high school and college. It was a very good game.
I like Diedre's blue hair.
I should have a new blog up in the next day or two, so keep an eye out for it!
The electronic store Fry's also used to sell import DS and PSP games, that's where I got a lot of mine.
I reviewed the Sky Crawlers game. It was like a casual Ace Combat (it was made by the same folks). The anime was boring.
I bought the Prof. Layton cartoon on DVD.
