The Childhood Block!

It's been a while since I've done a block that wasn't new games. Unless you count the Really Good Games Block which was 2 months ago. This will be a really fun one! This is the Childhood Block! Or you could call it... my personal childhood. This block will have 7 games I remember playing fondly long... LONG ago.

From the time I am writing this article, the block will start today, June 9th at 10:00 PM EST. And the block will start with a simple yet fun game. Glass Tower 3. I used to play this game on an old Kindle Fire of mine. Though I'll be using an Android emulator called Bluestacks. Same game at the end of the day. After that, I'll be checking out Cars: Race-O-Rama for the Nintendo DS. A majority of these old games I played will be DS games. There's a lot I don't remember from these games. I just remember the fact that I played them.

On June 11th, I will play Toy Story 3 for the DS and Jumpstart World: 2nd Grade! Which... I could've sworn there was a 3rd grade edition of Jumpstart World. But... maybe not? There was a Jumpstart Adventures 3rd grade. But this is Jumpstart World. a 3 dimensional educational game. I remember playing that game a lot. And also not playing it the right way. I always just ran around in the lobby, messing around doing fun activities. But this time... I will play the game how it was intended to be played.

On June 13th, I will play The Backyardigans Super Spy Adventure. I think I remember the first time I wanted to play that game, it didn't work because I needed to download some sort of plugin or whatever. After that, I will play WALL-E for the DS. A game I also don't remember much about. Though I think there was something like... metal collecting or something like that. It'll come back to me once I actually do play it.

The block will end on June 14th when I check out Crazy Machines for the DS. I also remember a PC crazy machines game. But the DS version was more familiar to me. I look forward to this block and it'll be a short but very fun trip down my personal memory lane!