I get why developers do this, but there should be an option for people who just want to build levels. This is what the game is marketed as, just let people play it the way they want to play.
Looking at a list of CDs released in 2010 the only ones I remember buying that year was Lady Antebellum's Need You Now, and Sara Bareilles' Kaleidoscope Heart. Everything else I got years later but probably listened to a bunch of during that time. I think I was still playing a bunch of PS3, and PSP with a little original X-Box thrown in. I remember how everyone loved Crackdown 2. As for Plants vs Zombies this might have been the time I followed steps online where you turn a Barnes & Noble Nook into a full on Android Tablet by rooting so I might have been playing Plants vs Zombies on it.
I dig that you and your friend like to go through games multiple times to unlock achievements. You folks are getting everything out of the game. I think I've said this before but I will at some point get Gears a real playthrough.
Yeah Sonic had a thing where you would unlock Game Gear games. That was my main reason for buying that game on the PS2. My Game Gear was acting up and I wanted to play those games on a bigger TV.
Pizza is always good...damn now I want pizza.
Cheetos are awesome, I'd be excited for that than the fun size candy bars. I think kids like getting different stuff...except apples and rasins. I grew up in a small town and a couple of houses handed those out. The best thing I got by far was the lady who made popcorn balls. Those were awesome!
I wrote on Snee's comment that I didn't stick with one of my rules. A couple of teens showed up so I gave them a hand ful of candy. I didn't have a lot of kids visit and I had a bunch of candy so everyone got handfuls.
The 3DS is a nice handheld, plus GameStop has a bunch of DS games for under $10 and many solid games for 1-5 bucks.
Hahaha, I actually didn't stick to the one about teens. A couple of younger teens came by and I gave them a handful of candy. I only had 10 people show up this year, which is 10 more than last year.
I'm disappointed I never picked up Ticket to Ride on Android. That game seems perfect for tablets. I'm not a fan of Baja 1000 for the same reasons, and I really like the steering wheel for the Wii. That little piece of plastic adds a lot to racing games.
Those are some awesome pictures, thanks for sharing!
Your trip sounds like a lot of fun, but I'd be iffy on the whole no cell service. It just feels weird to not have my cell phone with me. Since I'm late I hope you already found your water bottle.
