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Yeah that latest Nintendo Direct was great if you like RPGs and farm sims.  

At least we're getting a new Final Fantasy Theatrhythm game out of it.

I'm surprised more people aren't talking about that Fist of the North Star boxing game.  That seemed like the weirdest thing to me.

I'm getting a little tired of ports and remakes on the Switch, but I SUPPOSE I'll get Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.  Although I wish they'd port the 3DS games: Triple Deluxe and Planet Robobot instead.

I guess the new Zelda game has a subtitle now.  But it is 'Tears" like crying tears or "Tears" like paper tears?  They really don't say.

I'm actually not a big Pikmin fan.  I just liked Tinykin more for its Chibi Robo style of gameplay.

I've never played the Genesis game, but now that I've got the Cowabunga Collection, I'm going to give it a try!  I will be writing a blog about the collection later on.

I have no idea.  I'm not getting into that part of it.  I like to play games, not make them. 

Except I did like making WarioWare games in WarioWare D.I.Y.

I haven't really messed with the website after I preordered it, but it does look interesting how they have periphrials for it now.

At first I was really excited for this game because I had just gotten off the high that was Final Fantasy 6.  And yeah, that beginning sequence is pretty darn cool.  But after I finished it, I decided I didn't like FF7 as much.  I still appreciate it for trying different things, though.  My favorite characters are Cait Sith, the red doggy, and Tifa.  Also, my best friend's name is Barrett, so we teased him a lot about that character.

I learned how to play Chess from the old PC game Battle Chess.  I also learned from that game that I don't like Chess.

I wonder if they made a Skylanders Monopoly?  I used to always play as the iron in Monopoly, but they discontinued that piece because it was one of those old timey non-electric irons.

It's VERY good!

If you show me a picture I can probably tell you.  If it looks more detailed, it's the Smash one.

I never jumped on the Tiger handheld game bandwagon either.

I borrowed FF Adventure twice from a friend.  The first time I didn't like it, but after I beat Secret of Mana, I borrowed it a second time and appreciate it much more.