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My Switch Friend Code:

1395 7159 9988

I got my Switch tonight.  I love it so far except my clumsy fingers are having trouble snapping the controllers where they go sometimes.  What's cool is that not even an hour after owning a Switch, and I already have a game to review for it (I Am Setsuna).

Here is my friend code, by the way:

1395 7159 9988

I'm still extremely grateful for what you did for me regarding LEGO Dimensions.

There were a lot of good games in 1999.  Out of the ones on your list, I'd have to say DK64 is the best.  It just hasn't aged as well as the Banjo games did.

Beetle Adventure Racing really is a good game.  I rented it once back then and was pleasantly surprised.  I didin't 'buy it because I was still a poor college student.

I've got mine and Zelda and 1,2 Switch pre-ordered, along with the Zelda amiibo figures.  I'll be picking mine up after work on Friday.  Hopefully there won't be any snags or obstacles in the way, so pray for me for that.  

I forgot about that new Story of Seasons game.  I bet XSEED wouldn't have sent me a review copy anyway.  I wonder if you could marry anyone like Iris from the first game?

I'm gonna be selfish and wish for a FF game that's 16-bit styled and plays like either FF4 or 6.  I know that'll never happen but that's what I want.

A few years ago I had a really weird dream that I was in a new Final Fantasy game.  It was really epic, I'm surprised my brain came up with it while I was sleeping.  I won't bore you with the details here, but if you'd like for me to tell you more about that dream, feel free to send me a message or let me know here.  I was a White Mage in the dream.

"So Much Poo in the Zoo" sounds like the title of a children's book.

Since I get a little squeamish about hospital stories, i decided to stay away from the Trauma Center games.  Atlus had some funny ways to promote those games at E3, though.  Once time at E3 they had a whole bunch of nurses at their booth...

Wario Land: Shake It was made by Good Feel, who would later go on to do Kirby's Epic Yarn and Yoshi's Woolly World.  The hand drawn animation is fantastic to this day, and they also brought back one of my favorite Nintendo ladies that nobody knows: Captain Syrup!

I don't think I have We Love Golf, but I do have Super Swing Golf, which was Tecmo's 'swing' at the Wii golf game and also based a bit on Pangya.  You could also unlock Tecmo based outfits, like Ninja Gaiden, Dead or Alive, and even Bomb Jack!

I actually LIKED Wii Music.  I think the reason why people don't like it is because they expected it to be like Rock Band or Guitar Hero, and it's really more of a toy than a game.  And if you look at it that way, it's great.  I had a lot of fun with it anyway.

I loved Namco's We Ski game.  I also liked its sequel: We Ski and Snowboard.  There is a third game in the series called Go Vacation.  I think all of them are great.

Zack & Wiki was such an awesome game.  But it was also HARD!  It was one of the hardest games that I was actually able to beat.  It's also one of the last games that I think had that classic Capcom "feel." What was cool was it was an early Wii title, which is even more amazing that it turned out so good.

Wii Sports is still my favorite sports video game.  It even beat out Super Dodge Ball on the NES, and that's saying something.

There are a lot of remakes that I like.  Donkey Kong for Game Boy is still one of the best arcade updates to this day.  I also really liked the updated Pac-Man games such as Pac-Man Arrangement Arcade and Pac-Man Championship Edition.  Also, the original PSOne Klonoa game was remade for the Wii and it was great.  It's a shame it didn't sell well.  If there was one gaming franchise that deserved a second chance, it's Klonoa!