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I just wonder what they do for money while the game is in development.

Yeah but the typing game just seems so quirky!  I'm glad I did play Samba de Amigo, though.  Still have the maraca controllers under my bed!  Before Taiko Drum Master came along, Samba de Amigo was my favorite music game.

I'm kind of sad that I don't have an Xbox One because I can't play this version of the game.  But I sure do love Taiko no Tatsujin/Taiko Drum Master games!  I've even imported a few of them..

I kind of liked this one, because I really liked the game Pipe Dream back then.  But there are definitely way better puzzlers out there.  One of the Taito collections has an awesome puzzle game called Cleopatra's Fortune.  I really liked the stage music in that one.

The character in Cleopatra's Fortune was also in another Taito action puzzle game called Puchi Carat. That game played like a cross betweek Arkanoid and Puzzle Bobble. Except because of a translation error, Cleopatra in that game is called Patarco for some reason.  But her stage has a remix of the Cleopatra's Fortune stage theme.

First game on your list I've never played.

Shoot I'll be lucky if I can beat ONE game this month, much less four!

I reviewed one of the Paw Patrol games.  Not this one, but the one before it I think.  The game was all right for little kids.  I think the show is cute.  I like the pup who drives a garbage truck.

Tokio just felt like a bland airplane shooter game to me.  I'd rather play 1943 instead.

One shooter that really impressed me on one of the Taito collections was Metal Black.  Have you played that one?

I reviewed Chrono Cross way back when for The Dallas Morning News.  Really felt like it should've been its own thing, and not a sequel to anything.  The battle system was just a cleverly disguised card game.  Graphics and music were nice, though.  I Am Setsuna felt more like a Chrono Trigger sequel than Chrono Cross did.  With a few storyline tweaks, I Am Setsuna could've been like a Chrono Trigger side story set in the ice age era.

I don't know how these devs survive when it takes them years and years to make a game!  I just finished reviewing KungFu Kickball, and I first played it at PAX around three years ago!  And it's not that complicated of a game!