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I have a feeling the new Bluey game will be better than the first.

I think the only games I put more than 100 hours in on the Switch are Animal Crossing and Hello Kitty.  The two big Zelda games I put 40 hours in and 64 hours in.  Most other games I can get through in 20 hours or less.

Actually the sequel to Arkanoid is Revenge of Doh, which came out in arcades and some consoles and PCs.  Doh it Again is probably the third game in the series, unless you count the American made Tournament Arkanoid.

Ridge Racer Type 4 is the game that got me into Ridge Racer games, too.  I wanted it when it first came out, but I was just about to graduate college then so I waited for a bit.  I found it on sale new at a flea market for only five bucks a year or so later.  Retro game buying was a lot different then.  Anyway, I liked R4 so much that I went and bought all the previous RR games and bought all the new ones after.  R4 is still the best one, even though the PS2 one and PSP one are still really good.  Only one I didn't get was Ridge Racer Unbounded because that's not really a Ridge Racer game.  I like the Ridge Racer lady (Reiko Nagase) for some reason.  Not sure why.  One time I had a weird dream that I worked for Namco, and some of the people in the office were game characters, too.  On my first day of work there the first two people I made friends with were the Ridge Racer lady and Dig Dug.  Yeah you'd think I'd make friends with Pac-Man first, but that's how the dream went!

I think in Robotron 64, you can hook up two controllers and use one analog stick to move and the other to aim and shoot!

Aw man, Hello Kitty Island Adventure is not a good rental game.  Like Animal Crossing, they only let you do so much in a day.  But at least you got to play it and see why I gave it such high marks, especially for Animal Crossing fans.

I love Arkanoid vs. Space Invaders.  I like how some of the characters you can use as assists are from other Taito games.  I reviewed it a few years ago.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2017/06/23/arkanoid-vs-space-invaders-ios-android/

Aw man, Hello Kitty Island Adventure is not a good rental game.  Like Animal Crossing, they only let you do so much in a day.  But at least you got to play it and see why I gave it such high marks, especially for Animal Crossing fans.

You know, I played the demo for Patapon on the PSP and got the first game, but I felt like I did everything the game had to offer in the demo.  So I never got into it after that.

Anyway, I forgot to put a game on my list: Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen.

I think I meant so say "Flagship," not "Flagstaff."  Oh well.

Anyway I forgot to put a game on my list.  it's called Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen!

I've got 125 hours put into it.  So you've got a long way to go I bet!

I enjoyed Metroid Prime 4, but it really suffered from that long development hell.  Did not feel like something that took 8 years to make.  Definitely one of the weaker Metroid games.

I didn't mind Epic Mickey and its sequel and finished both.  Never played the remastered version.

When you're not sure what to do in the Hello Kitty game, start giving gifts to friends.  When you raise friendship levels enough, new quests open up.

I wrote a couple of articles about The Disney Afternoon Collection when it first came out:

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2017/05/17/the-disney-afternoon-collection-ps4-xbox-one-pc/

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2017/05/19/the-games-of-the-disney-afternoon-collection/

I never played Bonkers, but I have tried a little bit of Goof Troop and it's actually really good!  I wish I would've given it more of a chance back in the day.  I heard somewhere that the team that made Goof Troop at Capcom, they went on to make the GBC Oracle of Seasons and Ages Zelda games becasue Nintendo liked how they made top down action puzzles in Goof Troop!  That same team also went on to make the Four Swords Zelda game and later founded their own company with Flagstaff.