PixlBit

Have you tried the new Rayman 2-D games, like Rayman Legend and Origins?  The controls on those games are super smooth.  Even better than the controls in some of the new Super Mario games!

I didn't play much of the 3-D Rayman games, but I do have a good E3 memory involving Ubisoft.  When they first showed off Rayman 2, they had a stage show where you could get called up on stage in front of a green screen, and look like you were interacting with Rayman in the game.  When I brought the video tape recording of me on stage, it blew my little brothers' minds!  They thought I was really in a video game and asked me all sorts of questions!

In Skylanders Imaginators, I created a character that looked kind of like She-Hulk, and her battle cry was something like, "Hooray for pizza!" and she had retro game sound effects.

I still kind of wish I could get the Crash and Neo Cortex Skylanders, but stores still want 30 bucks for them!  There is a Sensei Skylander that I thought would be cool to buy called Barbella, but I never got it either.

As much as I like Nintendo, I am getting a litle tired of all the Wii U to Switch ports.  

Of course, I can also be a little hyprocritical because if they ported Wii U Smash Bros. to the Switch with all the DLC, I'd be OK with that.

After five years of being denied a media pass to E3 for some reason, I actually got approved this year somehow.  So I'm going to E3 next month.  

Mario Odyssey is a great game, but I didn't gush over it like many others did.  I actually have put more hours into Kirby Star Allies according to the Switch's log.

I enjoyed Ys 8 but it did have a few problems.  Like you said, it was way overbloated and I didn't like how you had to beat a certain number of missable sidequests to get the best ending.  I still like Ys Seven better.  The blue haired lady in Ys 8 was pretty cool, though.  I also like what one of my brothers called Ys 8: "Jurassic Park: The JRPG."

I played Kameo when I first got my 360.  I know I beat it, but I don't remember much about it other than it was a typical Rare platformer.  Did you know Kameo was originally going to be on the GameCube?  I even saw footage of the GameCube version at E3 one year!

I bet school libraries are a lot different now than when I was in school.

The Island World in Banjo-Kazooie is called Treasure Trove Cove.  If you play in that world long enough, you'll be able to learn how to fly!  I love that game and its sequel.  I've beaten them both and got all the achievements in the 360 versions.

I reviewed Guacamelee.  It's a fun Metroid style game but it gets really hard.  I did beat it, but I don't tell you anything else so I don't spoil it for you.

The library where I Iive isn't very good.  In fact, when I was younger I called it the Book Closet.  Our school libraries were better.  I wonder if schools even have libraries anymore?

The good Transformers games?  You mean like Fall of Cybertron?  That one was really good!  I don't usually play those kinds of games and I played through Fall of Cybertron all the way.  That's how much I liked it.

The bad stealth sections is what kept me from beating Beyond Good & Evil as well.  The game really doesn't do stealth well, yet nobody seems to address that problem when talking about the game.  That's why I don't like it as much as most others do.

I bought that Eat Lead game on sale for my brother Jeff.  It was good for a chuckle or two, but I don't think we ever finished it.

I beat it in around an hour so it is definitely short.