Since it’s my birthday and I am supposed to be showered with gifts I thought I would make a list of awesome stuff I have always wanted that either doesn’t exist, or may never exist.
I mean they call them Birthday Wishes for a reason right?
I would like to start off by mentioning a few things I had always wanted and never thought I would see that have ACTUALLY come to exist. These are things I dreamed about when i was a wee lad, wishing and hoping for. One year one of my birthday wishes came true!
Star Wars Legos!!
I actually wished for Star Wars Legos on my birthday one year, no joke. It didn’t happen that year but eventually that wish turned into some awesome toys.
Coming soon to a theatre near you (2012) The Lizard!
My favorite Spider-Man villain is finally getting a shot at the big screen. Ever since Spiderman came out with Tobey and Kirsten I have been hoping to get to see another of my favorite green comic book characters on the big screen. Soon I will do just that!
So what are some things I have always wanted that do not exist yet? Here are two of the bigger ones.
Ghostbusters 3
Closer to being a reality than most of the other things floating around in my head I simply can’t wait for this movie to get off the ground. I’m giddy every time there is news on the project and how it is progressing (albeit slowly thus far).
Being a huge part of my childhood (before i even understood the humor) and now being even better as an adult. This is one trilogy I simply HAVE to see some to a conclusion. Chances are we will see almost the entire cast return (except for Rick Moranis and possibly Sigourney Weaver) with a handful of new faces to keep things interesting.
A new Earthbound game in the States
At one point in time we were teased with what was supposed to be Earthbound 64. I can’t begin to tell you how geeked I was for this game. Earthbound was a true Gem for Super Nintendo that begged for more games to be made just like it. And they were… just not in America.
Someone somewhere thought that there wasn’t a big enough market for games like Earthbound in America. Even after its obvious cult status, its ridiculous price tag (sells on ebay for 60-80 bucks) They still haven’t got the hint. They made a sequel on Gameboy Advance that never saw the light of day in the U.S.A nor did the original game for the NES.
I truly hope Nintendo is as smart as I think they are, and are secretly creating an awesome new game for Wii U or something. Hell even a Sequel on the 3ds with purposefully retro graphics would be hella cool.
Speaking of Earthbound and now that I am thinking about it how awesome would a cartoon based on the characters be? You have all the major elements, Fun protagonist with companions that everyone can relate to on some level. A best friend turned evil pawn by a great and powerful (yet rarely seen) antagonist. Countless wacky places to visit and people, monsters, Aliens to meet. Yet all of it basically starts in suburbia… and involves cities all over. Its not your usual mythical RPG story… Not to mention the directions you could take and the freedom the creators would have with it OH MAN THE POSSIBILITIES!
I may return in the near future with an entire series outline for Earthbound… I now feel it is something that must be done.






















The top bottom views are great for this game and offer a lot of fun play expereinces that you may be familiar with if you have played the Mario and Luigi titles for the DS. Boss battles will almost always take up both screens and it makes for a much larger environment for you you to swim around in.
The Fun don’t stop there though! New to the game are the character Bunston the rabbit seemingly from space and his ability to help Starfy change into a variety of different forms. To the right you see Starfy in his dragon form which is the first form you become familiar with. Blowing fire in all directions and halping starfy take on his first boss in Big Squiddy. This concept is very reminicest of Mario and his powerups fire power, the raccoon suit, frog suit, bee suit, etc. but hey I love Nintendo and their gimmick rehashing ways.





