The main difference I noticed between this most recent LEGO Star Wars games and the others is that this one had a more 'behind the shoulder' view whereas the others was a more fixed camera overhead view.
You may not like Space Invaders as much, but definitely try Space Invaders Extreme if you can. It's very awesome.
I'd like to try that Atari 50 DLC as well. If only I had the time.
Well I meant that the Paper Mario games proper do a better job of the pop-up book style than Paper Jam does. But since you asked, another really good pop-up book style game is Tearaway. It's on the PS4 and Vita.
I'm really not happy with the state of collecting retro games right now. It's ridiculous.
There are better games out there than Paper Jam that uses a pop up book mechanic. But I still enjoyed it. I wonder how hard it would be to get al lthe games now?
What is it about RPGs that you don't like?
Again, really hope you get to play Arkanoid DS. I hope you like it, because I sure did.
Kind of surprised the music is drab considering the stuff Yuzo Koshiro usually writes:
Yeah it does sound like our rankings would be pretty close.
I reviewed Pong Quest a few years ago:
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2020/06/15/pong-quest-switch-pc/
I hope you get to try Arkanoid DS. In Japan, you could get a paddle controller for it as well. It hooked into the GBA slot on the original DS. I imported one. It also works with Space Invaders Extreme.
I reviewed the Dungeons and Dragons games that Capcom put out on Wii U a long time ago. Those are about the only ways I'd be interested in playing D&D.
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2013/09/18/dungeons-dragons-chronicles-of-mystara-wii-u-ps3-360-pc/
I also reviewed I Am Bread. I don't think I was impressed.
Yeah I'd like to try Golf Story. I think I requested a review code when it first came out but never got it.
The only thing that interests me about the Etrian Odyssey games is that I think Yuzo Koshiro did the music for them.
I'd also like to try the Endless Ocean games but they're not quite as high on my radar.
