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Yeah, although I wish they had 3D Streets of Rage 2 and 3.

If you download the 3DS version and turn on Super Dolphin mode, it'll probably be a lot less frustrating, too.

You know, i could be a picky butt and ask WHICH Monkey in Super Monkey Ball that I liked, but I won't do that.  So congratulations, you got all seven Chaos Emeralds and now you can turn into Super Greenman!  Now you have yellow spiky hair, can fly, and you're really strong!  Now go defeat the last boss!

Those are good blog ideas, but I haven't played a FF game past 9, and the only ones I really like are FF4, 6, and 9.  And I call myself a FF fan!  Only cool thing about Lightning is that she has pink hair.  I don't know if I remember enough about the games to write a Phoenix Wright blog like that.

Hooray for DuckTales! One of my favorite games from 2013!

Well those would be my two most favorite SEGA characters. So you get two Chaos Emeralds.  You've still got time to get more!

Brave Fencer Musashi is awesome.

Other quirky PSOne games I like are Tail Concerto and The Misadventures of Tron Bonne.

I never had a Genesis as a kid, and most of the time I was pretty OK with that.  I was pretty happy with my SNES.  But when Ecco the Dolphin came out, i so wanted to play that.  Years later, I did finally get to try it.  Sadly, i was disappointed.  The game was very hard and goals and objectives were very unclear.  Surprisingly, my favorite Ecco game is Ecco Jr.  It's not as frustrating, it's fun for kids, and they even have facts about dolphins and sea life.

Everyone here is talking about the 3DS Ecco the Dolphin game apparently.  Well, I reviewed it!  Here's my review:

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2014/01/08/3d-ecco-the-dolphin-3ds/

Thanks for reading and commenting on my reviews, by the way.  I think you're right about the wrestler lady I met at E3.

Sounds neat.  I didn't like the way Amano drew people, but I loved how he drew monsters and clothes.

There's only one game on your list that I played.  If you like, you can check out my Game of the Year blog, too.