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Chip N' Dale Rescue Rangers (PC/NES)

Replayed via Disney Afternoon Collection on PC. I remote played this with one of my friends. I was Chip and he was Dale. It was my first time beating the game with someone via co-op. Was a nice experience.

Super Skelemania (Switch)

This game set out what it did in it's description. A single sitting Metroidvania. It was pretty fun.
It is said once you know your way around this game, it can be beaten in under 18 minutes.

CrunchTime (Switch)

It told a strange story on how Crunch Time is at a work place. You play as a green pixel character as you run, jump, shoot and air dash your way through a computer world fighting creatures made out of ASCII.

DuckTales (PC/NES)

Replayed via Disney Afternoon Collection. Classic game.

Lament (PC)

You play as an anthromorphic wolf with a buster sword. Game is said to be inspired by Castlevania/Ninja Gaiden. You can play any of the stages in any order. The knockback is ridiculous in this game. Imagine the knockback in Castlevania/Ninja Gaiden and turn it up to 10. I still had some fun with the game. It was rather short and the ending left me confused and go "...what?". Not in a good way though.

Darkwing Duck (PC/NES)

Replayed via Disney Afternoon Collection. I always felt the biggest ball dropped in this game was a severe lack of Nega Duck as a boss, not to mention using a D-Lister villain like Wolf Duck instead of someone like say Tuskernini or even Taurus Bulba. Ah well, still a good game. Arrow Gun is the best sub weapon and all you really need.

Mighty Gunvolt (PC)

Replayed. Last time I played this was on my 2DS XL years ago. It's a fun short game. Beat it with Gunvolt.

Moon Raider (Switch)

You play as a martian girl that has to cure her mother from a sickness.
This game was...average. It's not a bad game really. It's merely ok. It's just that you can play much better action/platformer games out there. One thing I did like about the game is the Screw Attack ability which you can fly around with.

Mega Man and Mega Man 2 (Switch/NES)

Replayed via the Mega Man Legacy Collection.
First game is good and the one that started it all. Mega Man 2 is where they really strap the proverbial rocket on this game's back and propelled Mega Man to what it is today.

One Person Story (Switch)
This was a neat little puzzle game where you guide a ball upwards as the game narrates stuff about life, obstacles, friendship, pain and hope. It really stuck with me and I couldn't put it down when I started the game up and beat it in a single setting through it's 100 levels. I guess the message the game told me of never giving up got to me a little, heh.

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