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I was surprised I couldn't just pull a Crackdown and yank people out of their cars and take off. You have to really work to shake those cops off you. 

The Elder Scrolls games take place in the same world, but in different areas of that world, and there's really very little that connects them story wise that I've noticed. I've played Morrowind and Oblivion, and Skyrim seems very different. I think there's been one reference to Cyrodill in Oblivion so far but not a very important one. They all very much stand alone. 

Also, Skyrim seems like the most accessibe of the series to me. I'm not really sure why yet, but I've been able to progress in this game a little easier than in Oblivion. Maybe the quests are more clear. 

Whoa! That's a good one. I used this really old camcorder bag. I can't wear it on my back though.

I always check my game discs when I leave Gamestop now. Especially with games in a series. Sometimes they put the wrong one in there.

I just finished the Mars section. 

Well, I can see the "fun" I suppose. I just watched it and didn't dig it much. I mean, it was rediculous, but not as funny as it could have been. It could also have been a lot worse and then been funny for that. It just kinda lay flat for me.

I'm afriad. . . Nope.. . Just afraid.

Ha ha! Thanks.

I heard talk of Tower of Druaga recently on a Retronauts podcast. Thought I'd give it a whirl on DS, but it's also on the Namco Virtual Arcade on Xbox 360 and PS3, and so I'll probably try an play it on the big screen as well this weekend.

I feel $10 for a digital album is a bit of rip off. I can get 5.99 CDs at Barnes & Noble and my used record store sells $1 vinyl. I'm thinking about hitting some Goodwills soon too. They usually have some vinyl and CDs as well for rock bottom prices. 

For some reason I didn't take to Puzzle & Dragons as much as I thought I would. I'm not sure why yet. 

It was one of the highest rated when I looked.