PixlBit

Only seen a few gameplay trailers for FarCry 3, but it does look great.

I'll see this soon hopefully and come back here, but for now, no spoilers.

I really wish I had this game, but I feel like I'm being too lazy about certain things as is, so it would just make it worse having this suck my life away.

I feel you, and glad they work. I thought my N64 was kaput a while back, but I think it was just something weird with the connection between cartridge and console. Work fine now, though.

Hope high school treats you better than it did me. Sonic 2 might be my favorite of the bunch, 3 is close though. I wish they'd release the original trilogy for download on my Android, I've been tired of Sonic CD for quite some time now.

Fahrenheit 451 is great, forget if I read it in middle or high school. Once got in an argument with a girl about its ending, but she won me over to Ender's Game having a better ending. I doubly agree with that now, but overall I like them both.

And I'm not judging your sister, I like a lot of those poppy bands on the CD she let you borrow. lol

I think I remember you or someone talking about this before, too. With that box art, you wouldn't think so, but your review makes me really want to play it. And I notice Game Grumps are playing it now, too.

Dammit, now I want a Whopper.

I hope Oculus is the future, that would be cool. Of course, I'd prefer something a bit less gaudy than big ol' binocs, but I'm happy where things are going, nonetheless.

Haven't seen Code Geass or Death Note, but I think I'd like Death Note.

Smash Bros. Brawl I'd also like, but I'll probably never own a Wii, so I'm good with still trying to beat those last three challenges and get the other trophies I'm missing in Melee for the rest of my natural life.

I've heard of Tunnels and Dune, but I have to get through Mockingjay before reading anything else. After Earth you seem to have the same opinion about as most people; I was never interested to start with, so the reviews about wooden acting don't help. It does remind me I still need to see Man of Steel, though, and This is the End.

Get what you mean about lack of instrumentation, definitely gave Byker Hill and Oak, Ash & Thorn a great quality. Circled by Hounds was a great break back into instrumentation though. The three that came after it were collectively my favorites, especially "Pharoah" and "Dark Island," and Kathy Mattea was a favorite cause it was upbeat. Might come back to hear more of David Francey's lyrics.

And I know what you mean about needing to get away and sing with a group of people. I'm still hyped from the concerts I attended Saturday, one of which (brentalfloss) ended in the whole room singing along to Hey Jude. Yes, I realize it's probably been done/covered to death, but I've never sung it with other people like that before.