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It did, in fact. My only complaints were that my trackpad isn't great for looking around easily, but there are plenty of mouses around this house, so it should be better if I just plug one of those in. And I haven't made my Christmas list yet, so maybe I could just ask for an XBOX controller.

Anyway, as of an hour or so ago, I own Arkham Asylum, I just need to install it. Wish me luck that the full version runs as well as the demo!

Actually, wait, there's a demo. So I'm downloading that, and if that works fine, I'll likely buy the game. 

LBW sounds fun, but man do I hate having to slow down and aim at something in the midst of combat. That really takes me out of a game. 

I'm already not a strategy game fan, so no way would I like Fire Emblem, but Dragon's Crown looks cool. 

I'm not interested in shooters, but glad to hear you enjoyed Battlefield 4. 

I wouldn't care to buy that either, but I guess it's to sucker in new people who never played the original and don't have access to it, as has been discussed in your blog and this comments section. But then, you're saying they're marketing to the original owners of the game so ... well, I guess other people are gullible if they buy it. Or they just care about cosmetics more than you do, or multiplayer. 

I'd like to play it, but I doubt my laptop supports it. Actually, I stand corrected, I just barely pass the minimum requirements, so I could run it at a lower settings, according to systemrequirementslab.com. Not a risk I'm willing to take for  $25, though.

That sure is one cute and cuddly list. Tony Hawk's games had such great music back in the day. 

I'd like to play the Skate, Silent Hill, or Resident 4 series some time, and I'd probably do so with games you mentioned. 

"Jangle Bells" sounds more like "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" to me. I love that Viewtiful Joe song, though, and not just because the main character shares my name. I thought that was the most original and fun to listen to piece on this list. Jazzy. 

And I of course remember the two Mario ones. 

No need to download it if you're using a laptop. You can just go to the website. I want to put it on my phone now, though. My mom put it on her iPad when I told her about it.  

I played a few typing games as well, since my mom was the computer teacher. Somewhow, I've learned to be proficient (average 40-50 WPM) using only my right hand for the mostpart. I'm also an amazing hunt-and-pecker. 

Don't get me wrong, I'm not rooting against it by any means. I hope it can get something done for Nintendo. I'm just not quite as excited by the project as other people are, but more power to y'all!

In fact, I watched the Nintendo Direct over on Captain N's blog, and the game I'd want most would be Chibi Robo. I'm weird, I know. lol