Ron_DelVillano

I'm definitely grabbing a giant AR card.

Can't wait to play this in my front room while all of the neighbors walk past my window and wonder why I'm running around in circles.

@slidecage as far as divarsity in gameplay goes, I do mention the customization in skill point allocation. There are also different weapons to use (some ranged and some not), so that would make a difference in your fighting style.

It's small things like that that end up forcing you to use different strategies each time you play. Download it and give it a try

I'm actually really excited about these pins. The Mario hat and statue were cool, but this is something that I could actually use!

@Popyman You got that right! It reminded me of a watered down version of those games. If you like those, then I'd definitely recommend this one.

@GreenAbobo I'm glad to see that someone else appreciates all of those little details as well. I really was pretty impressed by this game. And that last boss really is a pain. You just need to figure out the right timing!

To everyone else: if you enjoy difficult platformers, you won't be disappointed.

Big John Games is the best company name ever.

Well done, Jon.

And I absolutely love that you called it a "second-tier shoot-show." The less punny version of that is one of my favorite naughty phrases

I lol'd.

@dan563 that does look a little shady...

But in all seriousness, there is a scene in this game in which House hits a man in the groin with his cane.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm VERY excited for the review of Calculator.

You Europeans always get the good stuff...

If you enjoy disappointment, then you'll love Remote Racers!

AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHRRRRGRHGHGHFLJ.

This was one of my reasons for purchasing the 3DS. If anyone needs me, I'll be in the corner weeping.

Much better suited for the portable players, but still lacking any form of variety to keep it interesting.

Well done, Jacob.

To all who are asking: BlazBlue is made by the same folks who brought us the Guilty Gear series of games. They are fast-paced 2-D fighters with crazy characters and huge flashy combos. And yes, they can get a bit "hardcore." If you've ever played Guilty Gear, then you should know what to expect.

The first BlazBlue was released on the PS3 and 360, but now there are a couple sequels for the PSP and PC. Personally, I'm glad to see these kinds of games coming to Nintendo consoles. There were a couple of Guilty Gear games for the Wii and DS, but I don't think they provided the same experience that the other console versions do. Here's to hoping that this one is good!

Oh BABY!

I will probably be retiring SSFIV at this point.

ONLY ONE VIRTUAL CONSOLE GAME? WHAT IS THIS GARBAGE?

NINTENDO IS DEAD.

@Bulbasaurus there is not actual "managing' involved. Like I said in the review: you can change the lineup, distribute growth points, and tell you batter/pitcher what to do. But that's it.

I'm not quite sure what else you're looking for.

PELVIC THRUSTS.

SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Oh man, I can't wait for this to come out in 8 years!

Isn't this a mini-game from We Dare?

APRIL FOOLS. NO ONE IN EUROPE OWNS A 3DS.

@Dez the tagline is making fun of how poorly the Micro sold. I was just expressing my sympathies for the poor under-appreciated and under-sold console.

I like the GameBoy Micro

Haha. That's a great quote.

He is clearly a rude dude with a 'tude!

Congrats on the win! I may need to borrow that game when you're done...

Thanks, all.

@Phil, this really is one of those games where I kept going "all right. One more level and I'll put this down." Then, many levels later, I would realize that I got no homework done all week.

@uel Green for "Go." As in "Go buy this game. Right now."

Also, I would get this because I love fighters, but they also make me RAGE. I should probably get something a bit more light-hearted or relaxing so I don't end up throwing my 3DS through a wall the first day I get it.

@Terra: still, it's a shame.

I am absolutely in love with the idea of this game.

Thanks everyone! And I was looking forward to playing this one too. It's really too bad that it didn't turn out so well.

Henry, you're the man.

I'm guessing this game takes place in 1989 because that is the year I was born, and thus the world became a much better place. You're welcome.

Phil gets all the good stuff.

Poor Phil! What will he have to review now?!

Dang. Another great launch title lost to the tides.

@Lanmanna just consider it sort of new guy hazing. We all go through it

At 8:52 did Jon say he was fiddling with his unit?

Will it have NES Zapper support, or will it utilize any other gun peripherals?

On a scale from Power Glove to Virtual Boy, how awesome will the 3DS be?

I wish this would be released as DSiWare. I would love to be able to enjoy a relaxing fire while on the go.

Forgot to mention, I got one of the worst hand cramps of my life while playing this game.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

@Cloudcult10 I'm glad somebody got that! The review for Paul's Shooting Adventure also contained a song reference, so i figured I'd make it a tradition. And it just happened to be somewhat appropriate.

And @MysteriousVoice please note that I said it's not a bad game, but that it's just very lacking. According to our Scoring Policy, this is the grade that I felt it deserved.

This is seriously my favorite WiiWare game. My cousin and I play this whenever we hang out. It's absurd, but hilariously fun.

Enter the Konami code in My Fireplace. I NEED TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS.

This review was pretty difficult to write. First, because there's so much in this game that it was hard to decide what really needed mentioning. Second, because I kept playing and saying to myself "one more round and then I'll write the review." But then I'd keep playing. It's a really addicting game.

Sorry for the wait, guys, but the game is worth it.

I think this is my new favorite thing in the entire world.

Also, I was hoping that the house at the end would do the Super Mario World style implosion.

My parents had a Christmas party at their house a few years back. My dad too his video camera over to his brother's house and recorded their fireplace for about 5 hours. He then played the tape back at his own party to make it look like they had a fireplace. My dad thought it was funny, but I can guarantee that even he would not pay for this.

Awesome. I was wondering if this was ever going to make it over. I have a retail copy of the game, but for 800 points, now no one in North America has an excuse not to own this gem!