Kiwi_Unlimited

I was hoping they meant that a mini console was coming out like nes mini, but with a bunch of the ddr games and classic mat controllers.

I'm an adult now with a house where I can stomp all over my floors without bothering anyone below me... so what happened to my being able to buy dance mat gaming?

To be fair, this wasn't a hardware flop where nobody wanted one.

I remember several people in the US who wanted one when they were first announced, but they never made in to our shores.

@smoreon

I'm so glad to hear that someone else feels that way.

Thank you.

I'm going to say the most unpopular thing I can say in this thread that isn't political or religious.

I liked the 64 installments of castlevania and would love to see another 3d platformer in that vein, but obviously with all the improvements that came with understanding 3d gaming better (like solid camera controls).

To all of you, I'm sorry, please don't hate me.

@XiaoShao

Holy smokes. You just reminded me of another one with parallels to your story.

My grandmother had to have an operation, so my mother took me back east with her during a summer in high school, and to convince me that being gone for over a month in summer wouldn't be that bad, we picked up a game boy advance and castlevania: circle of the moon.

I beat the game twice while I was there, and still connect the game to my grandparents' house.

Thank you. I wouldn't have even thought of that if you hadn't shared your experience.

Here's an odd one for you.

I was in 9th grade. My father and I went to a college basketball game in the neighboring town, 40-ish minutes away. I always loved when we did that, as it gave me binding time with him and got me out of school on those days.

On our way back home, I remember playing Fantasy zone on my game gear as we drove across the gap of western united states, while we listened to Capercaillie (yep, a band from your side of the ocean).

I kept thinking it'd be just another list memory to time, but instead the whole thing formed a moment.

I still can recall what stretch of the drive we were on and always connect that game with that stretch of interstate...

I think my big problem isn't with Chris Pratt. My big problem is that Charles Martinet was Mario for decades, and when an animated movie actually happens, he's not given a chance to be his iconic Mario we've all come to know. He's been passed up for star power to help sell the movie.

It's just. . . It sucks. So many fans say the guy is just the nicest person.