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Maiden! m/ Yeah, I was a child of the 90s and that's my favorite decade of music, but I never got into rap back then (I do like a lot of 90s rap now, but I kept to pop and rock on the radio until high school pretty much), so the setting of San Andreas wasn't as appealing to me. I guess the 80s look with the fancy white suits and neon lights is more my style. Reminds me of great movies and music videos I've seen. Flock of Seagulls goes so incredibly well with that setting, too.

And yeah, I've heard that about GTA IV, but I can sometimes be the type to drive more realistically on purpose,anyway, so maybe I won't mind as much ... until I want to drive faster. I wish V were on Steam and I had the hardware for it.

And dude, have you seen the comments I've left lately? Apparently I never stopped writing term papers. lol Don't sweat it.

I did not know it was rare. I guess nintendo8.com might be the only place to actually play it without a giant vault of money, then. lol

I guess the driving must have pissed off a lot of people in IV. Was it more realistic?

Can't wait to play them all. 

Yup. 

I loved Charlie Day and everyone else in Horrible Bosses. I liked him in PR too, but Ron Perlman's character is still my favorite. 

Probably the precision thing, since I doubt Nintendo wants people melting their handhelds. lol 

I use guides for when I get lost, too. Usually, I go to GameFAQs and realize I had the answer to a puzzle right, I just wasn't doing some controller thing right. You may want to do the same for Mario & Luigi. No shame in getting the most out of your purchase, in my opinion. I prefer to figure things out myself, but it's not worth getting frustrated over. 

I didn't know EO games didn't have stories or cutscenes. That's actually quite surprising to me.

I don't consider atheism a religion by definition (semantics!, yeah sorry, I tend to get hung up on those). But I definitely agree with what I think you mean by that, that they or I guess "we" (I consider myself agnostic more than atheist, although I guess technically I'm agnostic-atheist, but I find it more comfortable to just say "I dunno") are absolute dicks in groups, just like religious people can be, and people can group themselves together as non-believers in very similar ways to the way religious people group themselves together. I don't like how atheist groups seek to represent people of my persuasion in the U.S. I'm fine with posting signs at Christmas, but make them in good humor or have positive messages, not ones antagonizing people for the ways they celebrate. 

Anyway, I apologize for getting your dad and granddad confused, that was my mistake. I'm glad you get along ok now. 

I can't praise Nick, Joaquin, Jon, Jason, and everyone else on the Pixlbit staff enough. Happy New Year to all of you!

I wasn't as amazed by Pacific Rim as a lot of other people, so I can see where your friend was coming from. I had fun, though.

I friggin' loved the new Muppet movie, it was one of the first dates I went on at the start of last year, watching that in my college's discount movie theater. No need to be embarassed about that one, in my opinion. 

I also thought MoS was just ok. I couldn't imagine craning my neck for it, though. I think with that plus all the camera movement, I'd have gotten a headache. That's why I try to avoid times when I know theaters or movies will be busy, unless I've been planning to see one for a while with a group.