AstralSoul

I generally prefer having games that end but I also like having a few endless games to play when I'm bored or don't feel like getting invested in a story. It's a good balance. These days I actually lean more towards games I can play in quick 30 min sessions like Mario Kart or Smash Bros just because I can't get invested in a big story game in that amount of time. Very rarely do I get more than an hour to play at any given time these days.

Definitely high school. N64/PS1 and the beginning of GameCube/PS2 was the height of my gaming interests. From 2005ish onward I definitely felt a wane in interest, only felt somewhat of a resurgence 5-7 years ago but I'm in the downward portion again, not due to lack of pure interest, I still love gaming but I have practically no time to play and no money to spend on it these days.

Peanut butter crunch, cocoa puffs and later on Reese's puffs which is the perfect blend of the two.

It's hard for me to talk about Majora's Mask and judge it properly and just list all the things I hate about it. Actually, hate might be a strong word. Yeah strongly dislike, I'll save the hate for Skyward Sword I strongly dislike the 3 day cycle thing and constantly having to rewind and find key events and characters and doing dungeons only to get to the end and run out of time and have to go back and do it all over again. The dungeons were overall subpar despite the novel idea of the masks (which is the one thing I really enjoyed about the game). I don't think it's a bad game. I think there is just too much tedium involved. Really the 3 day cycle resetting everything every time you go back is what kills it the most. Great concept but frustrating in execution. In the end I give it an 8/10 because it's Zelda, it's got the core concept of the franchise right, it's still good during the good parts, it's just one of my lesser favorite Zeldas.

New episode! First time delving into this spinoff series! Come and see whether I like it or not!

Tekken in general is just not for me. I remember trying Tekken 3 back in the day and thinking it was okay but just too hard for me. 5/10

Newest episode is here! But i've skipped posting a few episodes since I didnt want to spam the channel here. Go check em out!

Easily one of my favorite games of all time. Easily top 10, probably top 5, maybe even top 3. It feels like 2D platforming perfected. Hard for me to come up with a game with better level designs plus a masterpiece soundtrack and amazingly fluid gameplay. It's not just nostalgia talking either, truly holds up ridiculously well today. Even the graphics still look fantastic. 10/10 and if I give it more I would.

My mom made me eat beets. As a kid I hated them. As an adult I like them. Still, no kid should be forced to eat them. I'm still not even sure what kind of food they go with.

I love it especially Bowser's Fury. 9/10 for both. Not masterpieces but highly enjoyable and pretty underrated for a Mario title.

I've watched both and I always thought In Living Color was infinitely funnier than SNL.

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New video is up! This game is one I've wanted to play for years but just never got around to it. Glad I finally got to try it!

New episode is up! A little known game for Game Boy called Tail Gator!

I love this game to death, in my top 3 racing games of all time. My favorite in the series. Still kicks my ass because it's so hard but I love it! 10/10

Phil Collins over RHCP people, really? How dare you make me choose between Green Day and Nirvana. 2122

New episode is up. First time playing Fester's Quest. Really had zero expectations for this game.

I think it's good but not amazing, just like every FE game. It's fun, but the story for all of them are borderline cringeworthy bad. Overall this is a solid title though. 7/10

New video is up!

Atari 2600 - Pitfall, Combat (Was my dad's system not technically mine but I did play it some as a kid in the 80s.) NES - Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt (Got it for Christmas 1989) Game Boy - Kirby's Dream Land, Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Got it 1993 or 1994) SNES - Super Mario All-Stars + World (Got it March 1995 with birthday money) N64 - Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64 (Got the system March 1997 with birthday money, but parents wouldn't let me have any games til Sept - what's the point of that??) PS1 - Spyro the Dragon (Got it March 2000 for my birthday) GBA - Mario Kart Super Circuit, Golden Sun (first console I got on release day, June 2001) GCN - Super Smash Bros Melee (Another one I got on release, Nov 2001. Actually smash bros didn't come out til a few weeks after launch so I bought the system without any games) Xbox - Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Got it 2002, bought it exclusively for this game, ended up playing a few others then selling it for a PS2 two years later) PS2 - Kingdom Hearts (Sold my Xbox for it, 2004) DS - Super Mario 64 DS (Got on launch day Nov 2004) Wii - Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, ExciteTruck (Got it the day after Christmas 2006, a month after launch. Got super lucky, was hard to get) PS3 - Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Got it 2008 specifically for this game but ended up a lot of others) PSP - Dissidia: Final Fantasy, Daxter (Got it specifically for Dissidia but the system came with Daxter which I never even played, honestly don't even remember what year I got it but I estimate 2009?) 3DS - Pilotwings Resort, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D (Got Summer 2011) Wii U - Nintendo Land, New Super Mario Bros U (Got it Christmas 2012) PS4 - Fallout 4, Tearaway: Unfolded (Got 2016, upgraded to PS4 Pro in 2018) Switch - Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Super Bomberman R (Got launch day March 2017)

Yup you definitely can reach it with Toad. I did it in my video

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Yeah I meant today it would be known as a hidden gem, a very obscure but good title. But back in the 80s no one would've probably played it. Mario or not, it's still one of my favorite games.

The shortcut in level 1? Or one in world 2?