Devil Survivor is one of my favorite games. The DS version has a bit of a learning curve, but they fixed that in the 3DS version. Also, many of the demons have the same weaknesses they had in the Persona games. That helped me in a lot of battles.
Metroid Prime 1 is the only Metroid game I finished. It was a lot of fun. Working from save point to save point is an important thing to do when there are no automatic saves or the choice to save at anytime you want. It makes you plan ahead before venturing out. It's responsible and not as fun. 
That's a nice collection of games. I always wanted The Guy Game, but I was to embarrassed to buy it. Now, it's too expensive to buy. Mr. Mosquito is great. I played straight through that game. Damn shame the sequel didn't get a US release.
I only played Contra 4 a little. I bought it long ago. One of these days I will play through it. I need to play through Metal Slug 7 (DS) too.
My scariest gaming moments is when I'm playing a game for hours, the electricity goes out, and I didn't save.
I was told years ago that the food pyramind is very similar to the diet farmers use to fatten their live stock with. I hadn't had the chance to look it up that fact myself though. If it is true, no wonder there are more every weight people. Though, not every over weight person is unhealthy and not evey person thin is healthy.
Sol is the only character I use playing Guilty Gear. I really should learn some other characters. I played Xrd only once. Using Sol, I beat about 5 of the com characters in arcade mode before losing. I was surprised I made it so far. I have a few of the Guilty Gear games, but I don't play them that often.
BMI is a joke. It will say a perfectly fit person is over weight. BMI is the real reason Americans are over weight.
I own a GG, but it's mainly just to have one. My wife found it at a garage sale many years ago. I only have one game for it, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. I was surprised to find out that it's not a bad game.
Totally agree. It's the reason why I try to keep to games I can only get digitally. If I could get any of these games in a physical form real cheap, I'll do it. Mirror's Edge, Lego Lord of the Rings, and Lego Marvel Super Heroes, are games I plan to get the physical versions. I only bought them digitally because my kids always wanted to play them and they were only $5. If they go away, I only spent $5. Those old games aren't going to stay there forever. Digital is not owning, it's more like paying to borrow.
Wait, you're saying you want Miis from little kids?
I don't know how the wind is blowing for Nintendo. My kids have tablets, but they use them to watch youtube videos, which is mostly of some people playing Minecraft. When they are playing games, lately it's on the XB and PS. Sometimes they play games on the Wii and DS. Funny thing is they watch a lot of youtube on all those systems too. They watch videos of people playing games on video game consoles.
