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I like the idea of being able to buy Android games on a console - I don't have a cell phone and there are some games out there I'd like to try.

That's not silly at all. I used to do the same thing with books, movies and TV shows. I think that may be one of the reasons I love games so much - I can immerse myself in the game world and be a part of the whole thing. And that also reminds me: did you ever play Retro Game Challenge? The premise is a lot like what you used to do.

You can now, Aaron!

That would be because I haven't played FF9. Or any of the others that aren't OoT, lol.

I really need to play the first one...

Thanks for the mini review of Transformed. I just gave my brother and his family a PS3 and it sounds like a game that he and I will have fun with, I've been looking for games that we can play online that we both like.

You've got BrianG! left. And Jeremy only removed the ones you were using to be abusive.

I was going to give this yet unplayed game to my big brother, but now...I don't know. Thanks for sharing this well-written piece with us. Personally, I lose myself in music when I have disasters in life, but everyone has their own way of healing.

I'm so OCD that it's a compulsion, lol. I'm going one system at a time, though. And I'm not adding games that I'm not keeping - I've got a few of those. Some I'm giving away to friends and family, some I'll sell to Bull Moose Music, they'll give me a reasonable price for them, especially since I'll want store credit instead of cash.

I'm sorry you are having to sell off your games and music. Although I also got rid of my vinyl recently due to space reasons. It went to a good home with my boss.

Gerudo Valley was the only one I was familiar with.

When I was trying to get some help from the crabby old people on the folk music forum I belong to, one of the few helpful people asked about game music and wanted me to introduce her to some. I may point her to this blog.