PixlBit

Sorry about your job.

What am I doing?  Just the usual, and getting ready for E3 mostly.

Aside from Nintendo, and maybe Capcom, Square, and Namco, most other companies may only have one or two games that interest me, so I'll just watch the trailer for that game, not a whole presentation.

I watch Nintendo's stuff because I am interested in most of their games.  But the other companies I just read the press releases they send me.

Thanks!  You know, I don't really watch too many of the big companies' presentations.

Yes thanks!  I'm glad, too.  Not sure what changed this year, but I'm not going to look a gift horse in the mouth!

Pokemon Quest will come to mobile sometime in June, but I'm not sure if you'll be able to transfer data or not.  Considering NIntendo's history with this sort of thing, I'd say probably not.

I think I'll skip out on Mario Tennis Aces.  Never been a big fan of tennis games.  They just seem like glorified Pong clones to me. :)

The Metroid Prime games are great.  I normallly don't like all the Switch ports, but I think I'd be OK if the Prime trilogy got ported to the Switch.

I'll probably write a blog or two about the SEGA collection later on after I get back from E3.

I tried Pokemon Quest the other day.  It hardly even counts as a game.  You can equip modifiers on your Pokemon to make them more powerful, and cook food to attract new Pokemon.  But when it comes to battle, all you do is basically watch them go at it with little interaction from the player.  It'll also be on cell phones later in June, and I think that's a better place for this type of game.  I'll probably review it anyway, though.  Might as well.

That's neat, but the Switch looks a little out of place there. :)

You won't find games like Baby Pac-Man and Jr. Pac-Man on the Pac-Man collection, because they were published by Midway and Namco doesn't like to acknowledge the Midway Pac-Man games.  They only do so with Ms. Pac-Man because it makes money.  

Pac-Man Championship Edition is one of my top favorite Pac-Man games.