I used to play the McDonald's Monopoly game when it was just paper and stickers. I may go to McDonald's later this week and see if they have the Halloween Boo Buckets in their Happy Meals.
I love the look of it, too, but I know it's way too hard for me. So I've just been happy watching videos of others play it. I don't know how they do it.
Yeah the only reason why I reviewed it is because it was free and looked like Cuphead.
That's the only way you'd get me to play a Yakuza game is to put Tom Nook in it!
Actually I did play a Yakuza game once. My brother had me play it. I think it was set in the 80s. Here's how my session went: Once upon a time, Yakuza Man Cary went to an arcade in the 80s. He flirted with the cute arcade lady worker and unlocked Fantasy Zone. Then Yakuza Man Cary and the arcade lady lived happily ever after. The End. Gripping story, huh?
Don't expect too much from the Tamagotchi Game Boy game. It's barely more complex than the original keychain one.
Dream Team is one of my least favorite Mario & Luigi games, and I hate saying that since it features Luigi so much.
The DK Game Boy game has levels based on DK Jr., too. He's in the game as well.
I loved the Super Game Boy. My favorite games to play on it were Link's Awakening, WHICH YOU GOT RID OF! And Donkey Kong. The Game Boy version of Donkey Kong is still one of the best classic arcade updates, even to this day!
We Ski and Snowboarding isn't a bundle, it's a brand new game. Like a sequel to We Ski.
My brother Jeff, who also likes Kirby, had some Kirby socks but his wife got rid of them. So I bought him another pack!
Today I went to see the new TRON movie. My nephew Paul went with us. The neat thing is that when the first TRON movie came out, I saw it in theaters when I was six. Well guess how old Paul is? Six!
I haven't really paid attention to the Atari 50 DLC. But I know they have a Pac-Man themed 2600. Looks cool, but a bit pricey for me.
All the games I mentioned are very fun and worth playing.
That Kinect game reminds me of a NES game from Capcom called Adventures in the Magic Kingdom. You go around Disneyland in an overhead RPG style perspective, answering Disney trivia and playing mini-games based on the rides.
I always used a guide. So hard to tell the fakes.
