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When I first saw this game, I thought, "Who would want to play a game about being a lawyer?"  But later, when I heard it was starting to get rare, I decided to get it anyway.  Now, the Ace Attorney series are my favorite games on the DS, and I'll get any sequel that comes out.  I wish Capcom would release the Phoenix Wright X Sherlock Holmes game and Phoenix Wirght 6 in the US (those are the newest ones).  I also want Miles Edgeworth 2, but I think that's a lost cause.

They were advertising Star Fox Zero at the movies, huh?  Once you unlock the walker, you can switch to it at any time.  It's one of the better controlling vehicles, but it's hard to know where you'll land when you change sometimes.

Aw, give yourself some credit!  I bet you're better than what you think you are!

Yeah I hope we see more of Mega Man.  Capcom shouldn't drop him off the face of the earth just because his creator left the company.  There were other people besides him involved with Mega Man's creation, and it seems kind of disrepsectful to them if that's why Capcom is really doing that.  Nothing's for sure, that's just speculation.

My favorite Mega Man games are 2, 3, 8, and X.  I don't think they've aged well, but I also really liked the Legends series.  Especially Tron's game.  I'm sad we never got Legends 3.  Tron and the Servebots are some of the best characters Capcom has ever created.

I liked the last three Batman movies.  I watched a lot of the Batman cartoon in the 90s, so I'm more familiar with Batman than any other superhero.  I like the different approach the Batman movies had.  Most (not all) other superhero movies are just cleverly disguised kids' movies.  But the last three Batman movies are definitely NOT for kids.  The one with the Joker really stands out.  When you heard his "theme song" that sounded like a dryer backfiring, you know something bad was about to happen.  I don't really know if I have a favorite superhero movie, though.

By the way, I have a new Nintendo-themed blog up that you might be interested in reading if you get a chance.

Yeah you'll have to let me know what he thinks of it.  If the controls are too tough, you could always play together in co-op mode!

Here is a link to the PixlCross review.  I also sent you a PM with the link and emailed Phil as well.  Thanks for all your help and support.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2016/04/29/pixlcross-wii-u/

Well if you REALLY like Star Fox, it may be worth your while to wrestle with the controls.  Plus, if you are really good at 3-D flying games, you may have an easier time with the controls than I did.  I'm not as good at those kinds of games, and Star Fox isn't one of my top favorite Nintendo series, so it wasn't quite worth my while to get used to the controls.  I still say the controls suck, but I'm not going to bash anyone who liked them.

I am going to click on that link right now after I finish typing this sentence.  By the way, PixlCross review will be up in a few hours.

I would've gotten Star Fox Zero at GameStop, but I had a coupon for 25 bucks off at another store.  And I figured 25 bucks off was better than a free Star Fox patch that GameStop was giving away.  Now I'm really glad that I didn't pay full price for it.

I've beaten Star Fox, Star Fox 64, and Star Fox Adventures, but not ALL the paths in the first two games.

Yeah I know what happens when you type in "Do a barrel roll" on Google.  WHY is that line so popular?  They do makie fun of it in Star Fox Zero.

If I wasn't writing at GamerDad.com, I'd look into writing for PixlBit.

I can certainly understand all the hate.  Yeah the controls take getting used to, but by the time you do, the game is almost over.  I guess I just like games that have easy to understand controls.  Nothing wrong with that.  It has to be a REALLY worthwhile game for me to want to spend a lot of time wresting with controls.  I think the last game I enjoyed that had play control I had to get used to was Luigi's Mansion.  But once you got the hang of that, it was second nature and the game was really fun.