PixlBit

True, there are good 90s arcade games.  But man, on the console side, we had SNES and PlayStation!  Two of my favorites!  

The games are very simple, but it's geared toward little kids.  But I enjoyed it anyway.  I don't know if it's better than the DS games or not.  There are more shops and a grander scope.  But since the DS ones had touch screen controls, gameplay on them felt a little snappier.  

I've always said that the 80s had the best arcade games, and the 90s had the best console games.

Not really related to anything on this blog, but I just saw Space Invaders Gigamax at Round 1 arcade.  It said it was a Round 1 exclusive, too.  I am going to try and go back and play it (didn't have enough time this time), but I'll send you some pictures on Facebook.

Yeah I think I remember them saying you can plug a mouse into the Switch 2 as long as it has the right kind of cord.  I think I may try that sometime.

I had never seen Anteater in an arcade nor heard of it until I played it on MAME in college!

I think the Tiny Pixels series of games is just going to be a bunch of 8-bit styled simple games, not set to one genre.

It's way too expensive.  I regret buying it.

I liked Pokken Tournament pretty well.  I found it strange they combined Tekken with Pokemon!

I think it's so cool they have Mario Paint on Switch now.  I hope they'll also bring over another SNES Mouse game: Mario vs. Wario.  That one was never released in the US.

For whatever reason, I don't remember seeing Scramble in arcades, and if I did see it, it didn't draw me in like Pac-Man did.  Really the first early Konami games I remember seeing in arcades were Gyruss and Time Pilot, and I loved those!

Our family's first computer was the Apple ][+.  I have good memories playing games on it like Lode Runner, Spare Change, and Aquatron.