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I love getting collections like this. I might do it. 

Oh, right. AC=Monop.
I used to visit my friend in Brigantine, an island right next to AC. I'd drive right past the Golden Nugget casino every time. My friend worked in one of the casinos, I forget which. But I never really visited AC, I don't think. Maybe once when I was really young, I'm not sure.  

Oh man, I totally forgot about Switch having Genesis games! I'm looking for an original cartridge of Phantasy Star IV, but at least I can play it on Switch now as well as Xbox if I purchase the Sega Genesis Collection. 

My friend and I had both Genesis and SNES back then but we mostly played Genesis. I guess because there were more games there we could play in two-player mode.

1. Road Rash 3D (PSone)
2. Destruction Derby 2 (PSone)
3. Diddy Kong Racing (N64)
5. Burnout 1, 2, 3 (Xbox)
6. Forza Horizon 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (X360, XOne, XSX)

Those are the main ones but there were others along the way like Sonic's All-Star Racing (X360), Mayhem (X360). Flatout (Xbox), Pure (X360), and Split/Second (X360). 

The general theme with racing games I like is arcade style, destruction and exploration. I'm not big on simulation racers or pure combat like destruction derby arenas or Twisted Metal style games.  

I was surprised to see Power Wash Simulator on Metacritic when I looked up the top hundred rated games for Xbox. Some of these games, indie, or special niche, aren't even reviewed it seems. 

I ment to gift you the new one. I never knew Game & Watch even existed in the 80s. My friend Mark, though, who lived next door to me at the time, remembers them. Not sure when he had one though, I don't remember ever playing one. 

I wouldn't touch the stuff. Somewhat related, I saw a Animal Crossing Monopoly set the other day. Looked interesting. 

Looking forward to reading it. 

I'll have to rewatch GotG 2. I don't remember too much about it now. 

TinyKin feels a little less restrictive than Pikmin. You have to traverse these rooms from top to bottom to find everything. 

Right on. 

Tell me about it. My dad got a summer house years ago but avoided NJ and went for North Carolina's Outer Banks instead because it was cheaper. However, all my neighborhood friends in the Philly suburbs had parents with houses on the Jersey Shore. My sister went there many times this summer because her husband's parents have a house in Ocean City. I have occasionaly spent time there at friend's houses. 

I believe all the monopoly properties are street names in some particular Jersey shore town, like you mentioned. 

I've been looking for it for my friend Mark but I haven't seen it yet, just all the others like Booberry and Frankenberry.