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Well you know how in Rally-X you can blow smoke to slow down the other cars?  Does that mean you crop dust the other browsers?  :) Sorry, that's just where my mind went.

Did you know that in the Ridge Racer game for PSP, you could play Rally-X while the game loads.  And if you got a high enough score during that time playing Rally-X, you could unlock a 3-D version of the Rally-X car to play in the main game!  You could even blow smoke out the back to slow down the other racers!

I only played the 3DS version of FF3, but never really got into it.  I call myself a Final Fantasy fan, but the only ones I really liked were FF4, FF6, and FF9.  I did play through FF1, FF2, and FF7, though.  I never played a FF game past 9.  

Speaking of which, my newest blog I just posted is Final Fantasy related, so check it out if you can!

Yeah Club Nintendo is still a thing.  It's not as good as it used to be, but it's getting better.

Yeah I can't wait to design my own Pac-Man Museum, too.  You know how people talk about which video game world they'd like to live in, and many people say stuff like Hyrule or the Mushroom Kingdom.  Well I wouldn't want to live in places like that, they're dangerous!  No, I'd like to live in the Namco Museums!  Well, either that or the place Ridge Racer is in, or Space Channel 5, because, well, you know...

Well there's already ghosts in Pac-Man, so a horror game wouldn't be too far off.  Maybe they can make it be Pac-Man's take on Luigi's Mansion?

Kirby and the Forgotten Land may earn high marks in my GOTY blogs.  But we'll have to see how Pac-Man Museum+ turns out!  I just got a Kirby shopping bag from the Club Nintendo web site!

I've been reading about Namco changing Ms. Pac-Man to be Pac-Mom, too.  It's crazy.  You'd think Namco and ATGames could come to an agreement.

There wasn't a Mario Golf game on the Wii at all, strangely enough.  Guess Nintendo didn't want to self cannibalize Wii Sports.

Did you know that in the Capcom published Camelot Wii game We Love Golf, you could unlock outfits for the players based on Capcom characters.  You could dress them as Ryu, Chun-Li, Apollo Justice, and even Zack from Zack & Wiki!

I wasn't really impressed with Taito Milestones.  We were spoiled on the PS2 with Taito Legends 1 and 2, which had nearly triple the games on each one!

You know Pac-Man had arms and legs in the original arcade artwork for Pac-Man, right?  And if he didn't have arms and legs, we wouldn't have such great games like Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures and Pac-Man World.  But then, the really good Pac-Man games are him just being a ball, like Pac-Man Arrangment, Pac-Mania, and Pac-Man Championship Edition.  All of which are going to be on Pac-Man Museum+.

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Oh you know I'm excited for Pac-Man Museum+!  I'll definitely write a blog about it when it comes out.  I like that it's getting physical versions, too.

I'd like to get the Chrono Cross remaster, but the only thing that interests me in it is the inclusion of Radical Dreamers, a text adventure that was only on the Super Famicom satellite service in Japan.  Chrono Cross is really more of a sequel to that than it is Chrono Trigger.

The new LEGO Star Wars game is one of the few LEGO games I didn't get a chance to review!  I'll probably wait and ask for it for my birthday or Christmas.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land is very good.  It's not my favorite Kirby game, but if HAL's first attempt at a 3D Kirby game turned out this well, the future of 3D Kirby is VERY promising!

I skipped out on the N64 Mario Golf, but I sure did get into the GameCube one: Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour.  I liked the 3DS and Switch Mario Golf games, but they're no where near as good as that GameCube one.  Camelot made a lot of other non-Mario golf games, too.  They made one for Capcom on the Wii called We Love Golf, for instance.