My next blog will be titled, "BaD has ended, GLaD Begins," and I'll try to make a new tradition on Pixlbit honoring both BaD and the miracle for 1up refugees formerly wandering the internet desert that is Pixlbit (as in Pixlbit's the miracle, not the desert).
It'll be like Lent, only without sacrifice, and comparitively meaningless!
Add one more "g," and I'll agree ... mmmmmmm, waffles.
Or as Yargz suggested GLaD, which is way more catchy, and involved actually PLAYING a game a day.
I may just retitle it, even if that's not what I do, cause GLaD is just a much better name lol.
Well, glad it's working now.
Nice, I was actually doing a blog series called My Gaming Timeline back on 1up.
I grew up on Mario Kart, but to be honest, I never got as into any of them past SNES as everyone else did, so your CTR love is fine by me.
Oh, and I still dislike RPGs, but glad you got into them. lol
As for SoulCalibur, my favorite will always be the Gamecube version of II, with Link.
Wait, there was a way to go back in Star Fox 64? I guess there was ... just never did it cause there was no save feature, aside from medals, I guess.
I remember playing Star Fox and F-Zero mostly by way of hotels offering rental SNES with those.
Look forward to your new stuff!
If by "excited," you mean "who wants a free copy, along with a free 3DS," I am the true ... um ... excited one.
... I HAVE THE EXCITEMEEEEENT!!
Great blog, interesting sounding game, nice music.
I too suck at RTS and working with opponents, I'm used to one-player action games, or if multiplayer, games where it's all for one and one for all.
I think Oregon Trail, which we all played in grade school, was meant to teach about the economy as well as history, but all anyone ever did was shoot buffalo. lol
Believe it or not, I wrote a blog titled "I hate writing comment titles" that's now in the Blogger archive I made for old 1up stuff, yet now I kind of agree with you about missing it in some weird way. lol
As for KH, I enjoyed the first one as a rental, got to about the Tarzan levels, and when I find time, I'll gladly check out that timeline.
Hey there, look forward to reading your blogs! And I have no problem pointing out grammatical errors, if they're particularly egregious and make something hard to read, so don't you worry. 
Of course, as long as I can read it, and it's coherent, even if there are mistakes, I might not notice, but if it gets out of hand, I'll speak up.
I too came to 1up because of EGM, so it's nice that we have that in common.
