PixlBit

The problem with a lot of sim games on console is that they are clearly developed for PC and the control scheme is usually too complex and confusing. The UI is also usually too busy. This game hits just the right level of simplicity and yet deep customization with easy-to-understand and navigate menu screens. And, you can drive around in a buggy and pick up the poo. Yep, gotta keep those animal environments clean. haha

I think the last skiing game I played was on Atari, Activision's Skiing. No wait, I played Steep recently but mostly on a snowboard. 

Cool. I'll have to remember this next time I hit a retro game store. I'd love to try this and Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion. 

I always wanted to get Double Dash back in the day when I used to look for used games. It was always more money than I wanted to spend though so I never got it. I always wanted to have two players in a Kart. I thought that was really cool. 

I'd like to play a Mario Kart game today but it seems like it would be better with other people and right now I have nobody to play with. But maybe you can play it solo against the computer?

Megaleg sounds a lot like an Emerson, Lake and Palmer song and the End Credits sound very much like what Disney might do. 

I tried Super Mario Galaxy a little while back and stopped because of a certain platforming segment that frustrated me but I love the setting of SMG 1 and 2 so much, I think I want to try them both again sometime. 

I played Viewtiful Joe 1 and 2 around the time they came out but one of my regrets is that I don't have them for my GameCube anymore. But, I still love the art style and music. I wish I could beat them, but they do get difficult. 

I've tried to finish Metroid Prime several times and haven't made it. I think part of it is that I'm so used to FPS on Xbox/PS2 that the control layout for GameCube was a bit strange to me and hard to get used to. I do love this music and the whole setting of Metroid Prime. I have the trilogy on GameCube I've been meaning to spend some time with. I'd like to beat them all. 

I've been meaning to get into the Grandia series for a while. I played some of one of them a while back. But... I have II and III on PS2 right now. I've got to find time to get to them. Music sounds pretty good. 

I have a vivid memory of picking up this game for PSX when my friend and I used to go flea market hunting for games. It was a two CD box. I remember playing it but not for more than a few hours. I forget why I stopped. Music sounds great though. 

I really liked it. Maybe I should try Super Mario 64 again.