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I have no idea how to even start making games for phones!

Oh yeah, can't wait for that Klonoa collection!

I usually get to review pretty much nearly every LEGO game out there, but not this one for some reason.  So I was originally going to wait and ask for it for my birthday.  But my brother Jeff has moved in with me for a while, so I might get it sooner so we can play it together like old times.  We did that this week with TMNT: Shredder's Revenge!

Yeah when I get the LEGO Star Wars games, I'm getting it on PS4 simply because the Switch's JoyCons are crap and I like trophies.

I just finished writing my review of TMNT: Shredder's Revenge.  It'll post in a couple of weeks.  It's a very good game.

As much as I bash on FF7, they did have some pretty cool summons.  I liked the moogle riding the chocobo, Shiva just sitting there, and Bahamut out in space.  

I got the Knights of the Round summon because my college roommate's girlfriend (now wife), loves horses but back then the Chocobo racing mini-game was the closest thing we had to a horse racing game at the time.  So after I was done adventuring in FF7, she'd take the controller and do the Chocobo thing and eventually got me that summon!

Fatal Fury wins because I've never heard of Evil Zone.

I had so much fun at SNK's booth at E3's past.  One year I got a Fatal Fury cap and poster of Mai Shiranui signed by one of SNK's character designers, and another year I played SNK vs.Capcom: Card Fighters Clash against other SNK employees.

Oh yeah, I had that Garfield: His 9 Lives book, too.  Great stuff.  You would never think now that there was that level of creativity.  That 9 Lives book also caused the whole Garfield book collection to be moved out of the kids section of the Library of Congress.

Yeah I remember Heathcliff, too.  Even watched the cartoon.  It was crap, but it was entertaining crap.

Thanks for listening!

I always call Dr. Strange "Dr. Weird" for some reason.

I didn't really like Mario + Rabbids after a while.  I'm not really big into strategy games.  But if you want me to play a strategy game, cramming those two franchises together is one way to do it.  I'll skip out on the upcoming sequel, though.

I really liked Raskulls.  Had a lot in common with Mr. Driller.

After reviewing that book, I feel like I oculd code that stuff if I followed the directions, and I'm horrible with that kind of thing.  So it seemed like a good book to me.