Have you played a Link Between Worlds? It was fairly non-linear and felt like a breath of fresh air.

Huh, it’s almost like you care about the franchise and keep up with the lore rather than making wildly speculative comments and having knee-jerk reactions to social media buzz ;)

I quit Battle Tactics over the Dinobot thing when I was supposed to get a higher-level character reward for clearing the dungeon on hard and got jack squat.

I’m going to check these out. I just made this comment to BB-8, but if you want to check mine out, here are some codes.

If you’d like to try my stages, I have some I’d like to promote:

Little Nemo terrified me as a kid.

I’ll agree with you there. X-Cops was well-executed and entertaining.

Don’t forget that Season 7 also had Fight Club starring Kathy Griffin.

It’s pretty good for the tools at his disposal.

I’ll say either Rogue Squadron II or Battlefront II. Honestly, Rogue Squadron II is probably the best vehicle game we ever got for Star Wars, though I liked the Clone Wars for sheer ridiculousness.

I’d recommend The Twin Snakes over the original :p

This reminds me a lot of the endless discussions about subgenre classifications in extreme metal. Are Napalm Death death metal or deathgrind? Does it even matter?

Ah, bummer. I’ll check this stuff out. I help run a metal blog, and fringe extreme stuff always piques my interest.

I went from an old, likely traded NES to an N64, so I only seem to have memories of games being about 50 bucks until the most recent generation. I can’t imagine dropping 70 bucks on a game as a kid.

Right on. What style did y’all play?

Unrelated, but does your name have anything to do with the grind band from Aus?

If you’re five minutes early, you’re ten minutes late.

Deborah Logan?