Rachel Weil on Famicom had some pretty strict rules for what she considered a girl game and what went in the museum section of her site. I agree that just being nonviolent doesn't make it a game for girls.
I've got Kirby's Epic Yarn on my wishlist and there's that Kirby collection for Wii that I should pick up sometime soon.
I have Tales of Phantasia and Tales of Symphonia in my backlog. I played a little bit of Phantasia, but that's it.
Guess I'll have to figure out an emulation solution when I get to it. Unless Sega puts it out again or in some downloadable form.
That's a reall cool feature, bringing friends in to battle, even if it's only for one move.
That's the way I look at it. If it's good, I want to play it.
The games look really good on the PSP version, Activision Hits Remixed, and I just found out there's a GBA version that has some homebrew games not on the other collections. There's also a version for iOS/Android that includes the Imagic game Dragonfire which is not on any other collection. In that version you get Kaboom for free and then pay per game.
Neat. I need to play one of those Atelier games. I have Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana on PS2 in my backlog.
I made a female character in Fable III.
I heard you can just bring in a character from street pass and make the game a little too easy.
Well, I couldn't think of any I'd played really, so I just wondered aloud about what could be out there and cool to play. So far I've come up with Magic Knight Rayearth and Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure.
