How about games that are set in the 60s or have 60s vibes about them? The only ones I can think of off the top of my head are Rolling Thunder, a classic arcade game from Namco that has a 1960s spy theme. And Space Channel 5 has that 1960s Austin Powers music vibe going for it. And Ulala...
Nah, I'm not a fan of The Game of Life either. There's not really a lot of board games I do like I guess. I did watch a documentary on board games once and the history of The Game of Life is pretty interesting.
Unfortunately, DK Bananza is going to be one of those games I play just for fun and not worry about writing a review. So I'll I say is that it's really fun so far. Like a cross between DK64, DK Jungle Beat, and Mario Odyssey.
There won't be a Switch 1 version of DK Bananza, but if you play two players, player two can use an original Switch!
Just keep in mind that the Corner Shop games are for little kids and are very simple. They're not very good, but for some reason my brother Jeff and I were obsessed with them. But then, we both like those virtual pet games.
Oh of course. I always do. But it won't be until closer to Christmas. Although there is one that I'll post a few months before becuase it's a Halloween ornament!
I wonder if I should get my mom a new BC cookbook?
I never liked Stratego or Risk.
I just got Donkey Kong Bananza and have been playing that a lot.
My Pipistrello review just went live so here's a link to it:
That game you were talking about on the Taito collections was probably Crazy Balloon. Bubble Ghost is kind of like that except you don't directly control the bubble.
Mario Kart World is fun but I'd say you can wait on the Switch 2 for now. But later this week I'll be picking up Donkey Kong Bananza so we'll see how I feel then!
No, the Tamagotchi Corner Shop games were all on cartridge. Remember the DS didn't have an eShop until the DSi came along with DSiWare. I do miss those cartridge days.
Here's a Hello Kitty Island Adventure trailer you can watch now!
I'm going to pick up some on Monday actually.
The only things I know about that are there a lot of Betty Crocker cookbooks and cake mixes.
