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Oh the fried mushrooms are great. Perfect side item for a cheesesteak in my opinion. Much better than fries.

Wow, 2001 is full of great titles! In 2001 I was still playing PC games and Serious Sam was one of them. I really love the series and played the second one on PC too until I finally went full console gamer.

Have you seen this Talos Principle first person puzzle game Croteam did with the Serious Sam Engine? 

I got this quote from Croteam's Gamescom recap: "And don't worry, there will be Serious Sam 4 after Talos and it will rock!" I can't wait!

It was. Not something I eat regularly any more but every once in a while it really hits the spot especially while going back and forth from football and gaming.

What they did to update and awesomize it (yes that's a new word coined by me) makes me want a long, long list of games to get the same treatment. 

I thought maybe EDF 2025 was fading away, but it's become a fierce challenge now. Gears Judgment will happend eventually though. I'm probably going to pick up some more co-op games week to week for when we're done.

I knew you would. Now would you kindly take aim at. . . oh I don't know. . . a zombie in House of the Dead.

Shadow of Mordor is getting a lot of good mentions lately. Apparently it's really awesome.

Hey! That's about the time I went too. I only remember an old west themed area where I took some of my first photographs on a Kodak 110 camera, Space Mountain, and a ricketty mine cart roller coaster. . . and maybe a haunted house ride.

My sister's family just went to Disney World and spent a lot of time in the Harry Potter areas. I only saw their picture of the triple decker bus. Thanks to you, I got to see way more of it. Daigon Alley is pretty awesome. Just like in the films. Did you get a wand made? My niece was telling me about how they select a wand for you.

It's really cool you can trade or give away games on Steam. I wish you could do that with downloadable titles on the consoles.