Peter is Four @ Bay Club Redwood Shores
"Creature report! Creature report!" Any Octonaut fans our there? Peter's family hosted his 4th birthday at their gym, Bay Club in Redwood shores with his fave Octonaut theme. It was great to have a separate party room for food & face painting plus a huge gym space for kids to run around, play games with the helpers, bounce on the jumpy house. If you are looking for a birthday venue that keeps your kids active, check your gym if they host parties! Here are some photos from Peter's celebration~!
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I only ever played the super popular games, but some of these look really unique and fun. Basically, my dad still had a Super Nintendo from a while back, and I got into it. He only ever had like seven games; Super Metroid, Mega Man X, Chrono Trigger, Link to the Past, Castlevania, Earthbound and Super Mario World. At least, those are the ones that still worked. Anyway, if I were born like a decade earlier I think I would've enjoyed the more obscure games out there. Great list, though.
Nowadays with enough time and patience, most any game can be waded through."" HE SAID WHILE RUNNING A DARK SOULS CLIP. That had to be intentional trolling, right? Telling people who can't beat Souls games that they suck and just need to ""git gud""? EDIT: actually now that I look again it's that samurai Souls clone from Koei-Tecmo. Oh well. I haven't played it yet, but I'm guessing they copied the dificulty along with everything else, so the point still stands.
No other video game console even comes CLOSE to the SNES. I mean, forget about it just winning the 16-bit war with the Genesis (which it absolutely did), it just crushes everything else that was ever released. The amount of all-time great games on this list is just absurd. It has the best platformers, the best JRPGS, the best exclusives, the best versions of the two best fighting games of the 90s, Nintendo worked with developers to push it's technology to the absolute limit (Donkey Kong Country, Star Fox, Killer Instinct, Super Mario RPG) while it's competitor was selling an entire other system to catch up. The graphics and gameplay hold up far better than it's predecessor (the NES) or the it's immediate successor (the N64) because the capability of 16-bit graphics was perfect for the bright, cartoon pixels of most of the games. The look never goes out of style. The controller is essentially perfect. Just like the system.
A Link to the Past should not be #1, in my opinion. The concept of the Zelda games is not suitable for everyone. I had to use walkthroughs for Ocarina of Time, and now I'm wondering why it's suddenly regarded as one of the greatest games ever, especially with all the hullabaloo about the Water Temple. Super Mario World on the other hand, has a easy to use/understand concept of just making it to the end of a level, with no frustrating no-hints given puzzles that you can learn from and not get frustrated with from getting lost, and again, was a pack-in game. Arguably the best of all games packaged with systems.
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