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I love that Clay Fighter theme song.

Lucky for me, my gaming friend always has to quit at 11pm, so I haven't had that problem of playing too late at all. Sometimes during the week though, I'm up late trying to finish running Miis through the gauntlet of Mii Plaza games. Usually I can finish that in about an hour or less though.

Only Pokemon game I've played was Pokemon Stadium on N64. It was good and it was starting to get me hooked, but I got distracted by something else. I'd like to play that again.

I remember reading that stuff in the 80s. I used to have some of the books too. I used to think Berkeley Breathed was just a pen name for Gary Trudeau but it's just that Bloom County looks very similar to Doonesbury.

I'm on a music kick. Bought some CDs, Found a web site that coverts my vinyl LP rips to wav files so I can break them up into tracks and then convert them back to Mp3s. It's fun. I haven't done this kind of thing in a long while. I've been too game crazy.

There is a web site that shows you the hot spots. . . working. Oh here it is. YES! Best Buy is a Zone! I have a movie theater I go to right next to my Best Buy. I'll be hitting that next time I see a movie.

In my car, it's like TV time every day, except it's audio books. W&P was like a 48 episode show. What's that, like 4 seasons?

I've always wanted to play it. I will sometime.

Yea, after having to deal with long lists of stats and equipment in games like Diablo III and Borderlands: TPS, it's refreshing to play a game where you have only three item slots per character.

The Punchinello fight is only for the third star out of seven, so there's not much lost by restarting. In a game like this, I almost wouldn't mind losing a game save because I want to replay everything anyway.

When you see it, it'll make sense. 

It was the longest audio book I've heard. It was 48 CDs and took me 7 weeks. Even Ulysses, which I'm listening to now, is only 40 CDs. It reminds me of a long RPG where you're living with the characters for 50 hours or more. It makes for a really intense involvement in the story.