I could never get into the Prof. Layton games because the puzzles felt like math homework. I sure do like the style, though.
That 3D version of FF4 is way too hard.
Dark Void really feels like a long lost Capcom NES game.
Space Invaders Extreme is awesome on any platform it's on.
Portal 2 is one of the best games of that generation. The voice work caused me to look up Stephen Merchant as his work as Wheatley was brilliant.
Pac-Man: CE is the game that caused me to get a 360.
I never liked Braid as much as everyone else did.
If you liked the PDA games in Alien Hominid, you should try Battleblock Theater.
Neat! Sorcerer Mickey is my favorite version of him.
Looks like a lot of the characters are just unlicensed animals, but then, I haven't done a lot of research on them.
The Animal Crossing stuff is only at Sea Life Aquariums right now, as far as I know.
I've heard of those Tonies. I'm always a little leary about those talking toys, especially if you have to connect them to the internet and if they use AI. You just have to be careful nowadays.
Yacht Club (the makers of Shovel Knight), their next game Mina the Hollower looks even harder!
Even though I don't have an OG Xbox or Xbox One or X/S, I loved the 360. I watched my brother Jeff play some games on your list, like Bioshock (scary game!), Red Dead Redemption (which has ties to Capcom's Gun.Smoke), and the Batman Arkham games. The only ones I played on your list was the Orange Box (mainly for Portal, and I waited for the price to go down on that before I got it), and Portal 2 (one of the best games of that console generation).
Mario Kart World is a great game, but it's not the best Mario Kart game.
