PixlBit

I really do work in the plumbing section of a major hardware store, though.  That part is true.

Did I really fool you?  If only for a little bit?

I saw a bunch of Mario Bros. movie toys at Target.  The one I thought was really neat was a toy of the plumbing van that folded out into a playset.  If I see a Hot Wheels version of that van, I'm going to buy it.  I think I saw a LEGO version of that van, too, but I bet it's really expensive, as LEGOs tend to be.

On the 'cover' picture of my Devolver review, you can see a picture of Serious Sam on it.

I bet I didn't fool you, though!

Beans?!?  That's even worse than spinach!  Now you'll be tooting everywhere!  You'll be strong in a different way. :)

I'm glad I got a physical version of Metroid Prime Remastered.  I've been playing it a bit recently.  They don't make games like this too often anymore.

I loved DuckTales Remastered.  It would've been my GOTY when it was released, but Animal Crossing on the 3DS came out that year, too, so, well....

I like the idea of this game but I think I played the first one and it didn't hold my interest for very long for some reason.

It almost sounds like Dragon Quest Pokemon, except they already have that with the Dragon Quest Monsters series.  

I should download the demo for this, I just haven't had time to yet.

I wish they'd just make another sequel to Rocket Slime.  I know they had one on the 3DS, but it never came to the US.

No you don't need it.  Hope you liked my April Fools blog.  I haven't done one of those in a long time.  I wasn't in a joking mood for a couple of years there thanks to the pandemic and my mom's breast cancer scare.  I DO work in the plumbing section of a major hardware chain, though.

Do you remember the PlayStation Underground demo discs?  I loved those.  They usually had lots of game demos, video interviews and such, and maybe even a demo of a Japan only game or a super simple full game.  

As someone who has gone to E3s off and on since 1997, I really hate this news.  I know people say videos and such are replacing this sort of show, but trust me, nothing will replace actually being there to try the games, speaking to the developers and PR folks in person, and so on.