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I've only read Neuromancer and now Snow Crash in that genre. They seem a little off base in their visions of a computer dominated future, but they also seem very appropriate to someone interested in video games like myself, since there's so much high tech and computer stuff mentioned. Every time a cyberpunk hero enters a virtual world in these books, I think of a video game, although Second Life is closer to what they had in mind I think.

My one issue in Dredd was, how did the gang members not know about the Judge's weapon's defense mechanism. That seemed like something they should have known about.

So far, I haven't noticed any long load times with the Vita, but I'll keep an eye on that now you mentioned it.

My first PSP was the 1000 but I cracked the screen by putting it in my backpack. I got the 2000 to replace it and I still have it. 

In looking at the Wiki page I didn't know there was a 3000 model. That looks cool!

My friend gave me such hell for not knowing what a Heavy Sixer was. We both grew up with the Atari 2600 and I knew about four and six switch decks, but not the heavy one. It might have a little better parts than other versions, but it's not something too important. I had a regular six switch once and it was just fine.

I played about 50% of Arkham Asylum before the stealth sections began to piss me off. But I really loved the fighting in that game and the story. I need to go back and finish it and then play Arkham City. I'm so far behind on that stuff.

The new one isn't by Rocksteady, which worries me, but I'm interested to play it.

Love that shleving unit holding all your retro systems. 

Final Fight CD I picked up at a Thrift Store. It had co-op unlike the SNES version.

Oh man! Those screen savers are killer!

That beach seen might have been a lover's suicide. Just a guess.

On the AllGenGamers podcast this week (my favorite podcast btw), they talked about this film Life 2.0. It's about people getting addicted to Second Life. It's kinda similar to the MMO thing. It's on Netflix streaming right now I'm told.

I got the DnD game on XBLA and was so excited, and then, as I played it, I remembered old school brawlers and how unfair they can be. I am going to go back to it and really figure out the controls. I do love the graphics in those games.

It was 14 games total. Good thing about retro, except for some of the 90's RPGs, is that most of the games are very short. Also, this was all part of my plan to revisit the games I listed in a previous set of blogs concerning my no. 1 favorite games. I want to really check out closely every version of some specific games like Stampede.