I was at the ball park last week and I was ordering some food to fuel my cheering. There were 2 choices: Triple cheese pizza or cheesy nachos. As I stood there in heavy contemplation, sweat started to trickle down my cheek. This was intense. But wait, an idea! Maybe I could get triple cheese nachos! So I walked up to the counter and said with my coolest voice, "Gimme some triple cheese nachos, hot stuff." You see, the counter girl was actually one of my ex girlfriends, and I still liked to make her feel good about herself, until "it" happened. She looked at me with a dumbfounded expression. "We don't have triple cheese nachos," she said, and my whole world turned upside down. I stormed out of the ball park, and to this day I'm still trying to invent those cheesy nachos. Now for cheesy bagels. Oh yes, I am happy to tell you I have already invented those, but you don't get any. I am an evil scientist and I don't share my inventions with anybody. Hahahahahahahahahaha (evil laugh).

http://www.mariogamingzone.com/mario_golf_advance_tour_render_01.jpg Two things don't mix: platformers and sports games, but wait! The word is that Mario Golf managed to change that. I recently picked it up, and I, for one, will confirm that it does. So far I'm having a lot of fun with it and I plan to do so throughout the game. So how does this one title work so well? Maybe it's not about this particular experience. No, the question is: how does Nintendo make all their games work so well? Especially when the quality of games for most japanese game studios is going down, yet this company remains like Master Chief; one last hope on a dying battlefield.Actually, the answer to this question escapes me, but here's to Nintendo! May you persist in the industry! For more information go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Golf_%28video_game%29

http://vgboxart.com/boxes/PS3/9922-kingdom-hearts-3-the-keyblade-wars.jpg When it comes to the Kingdom Hearts train, I am definitely on board, but I refuse to get off at all these prequel stops. No, I am on my way to Kingdom Hearts 3, and I refuse to depart until I arrive. Truth is, the only handheld prequel I've played is Chain of Memories and that was only because I hadn't gotten into review scores yet. Now I am an avid reader of them and I realize that these handheld versions aren't living up to the numbered titles' standards, which are very high in my opinion. Now, I will say I have been considering shelling out some cash on Birth by Sleep, for it has received acclaim from the community, but I don't think it makes up for Re:Coded or 358/2 days, and I know I'm not the only one who is waiting anxiously for the third title. Many people hold their breath during Nomura's press conferences listening for anything that could even hint at Kingdom Hearts 3. For more information head to kingdomhearts3.net