I'll take Thank Goodness You're Here! for the silliness, The New Denpa Men because I loved those Street Pass mini-rpgs on 3DS years ago, and Gravitators because I like the graphics and I've strangely become interested in twin-stick shooters.
Also, side note: I fiinally got my phone to link up to my car stereo, and so now I can listen to your PizzaPixelPodcast!
Yea, it's big enough to keep you in it.
Phoeniz Wright would be so good on DS, or Switch for that matter since I keep forgetting it's also a portable device.
My favorite car is the Dodge Charger '69 which I believe is what they used for the General Lee. Dom's car in Fast and Furious is a '70 Dodge Charger, and I like that too.
I met both Daisy and Bo Duke (Barbara Bach and John Scheider) at RetroCon last year. My friend Mark got their autographs. I wish I could've met James Best who played Rosco P. Coltrane, but he passed away in 2015. He had an interesting career.
Oh Muttley's laugh is a good one. I tried to do that one myself.
The Burial at Sea really links up Infinite with the first game and makes it all feel connnected. I need to replay Bioshock 2, or finish it, I can't remember if I ever finished it.
I'd like to get the Switch version of Pikmin 3 too. I had trouble with using the Wii-U pad for controling Pikmin. I found out later on reddit that you can change the control scheme, so I may go back to it.
I did play some Rayman Legends. What a great platformer! Very fun.
They always look so comfortable, but they really aren't. I use a desk chair for gaming but it doesn't have a headrest. I have to fix that. Neck strain is a thing.
I get frustrated with puzzle games but in Prof Layton you always know you can buy hints to get through them. I hate getting permanently stuck in a game. The Pikmin 3 contols on the Wii-U made me stop playing it but I realized later you can change them. I love throwing Pikmin around.
RetroCon was okay. I met Townsend Coleman and heard him do The Tick voice.
They should give it a wider release. I'd love to play it again.
Just like ME2, Uncharted 2 is considered the best of the series. I think all three are excellent. I'll likely tackle them again next year and try not to get too annoyed at the sneakin'.
I actually finished ME2 and 3 this month. The first game I finished years ago. After 3 though, I was very tempted to replay ME1. You can't transfer your character backwards in the series though, and so I'd have to start all over again to get some achievements you can only get by using the same character for all 3.
I believe I played one of the Moon games on DS way back when. I thought it was pretty cool and looked good. Unique and different for that system, if I remember right. I'll have to keep an eye out for the 3DS version since I'm sort of recollecting for 3DS right now.
