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Visually I noticed the sprites got smaller as resolution got better.  Gameplay-wise, they seemed to be more accessible for all types of skill levels as they went on.

I don't think you can buy them seperately.  It's not like Capcom Arcade Stadium.  I don't like one on one fighters much either but I sure do like Marval vs. Capcom 2.  It's one of my top favorites, that's how good it is.

If you ever have three or more friends over, you should try a Jackbox game.  Of course, it's getting harder and harder to get that many friends over nowadays, at least for me.

I've never heard of that game!

For me, Arkanoid DS plays very well.  You can use the touch screen to move the paddle around, and I tended to be pretty good at that.

Believe it or not, Kirby Block Ball is one of my least favorite Kirby games.

I've heard the Funko Pop game is really bad, but I wouldn't mind trying it on sale.

The Alarmo sucks.  Don't buy it.

You should play those Jackbox games, too!  They're realy fun and easy to understand.

What game do you have that's 200 bucks?

You're better at planning these things out than I would be.

The main difference I noticed between this most recent LEGO Star Wars games and the others is that this one had a more 'behind the shoulder' view whereas the others was a more fixed camera overhead view.

You may not like Space Invaders as much, but definitely try Space Invaders Extreme if you can.  It's very awesome.

I'd like to try that Atari 50 DLC as well.  If only I had the time.