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Guardians is my favorite super hero movie so far. I saw it twice in the theater and if anyone else had asked, I'd have seen it again. I loved all the characters and the humor. The whole design of the movie was great too. I loved that you went into space and traveled to different planets and related things. The more scifi the better. I can't wait for this supposed Dr. Strange movie. If I can't go to space, the astral plane is ok too.

I watched trailers for all of these. I've finally figured out how to add Indie games to my method of choosing games to play. There's some really great stuff going on in that space, and I don't want to miss it anymore. Thanks for highlighting them here!

I want to get the Ticket to Ride board game now. My friend Mark and I go back to it often for a few rounds on Xbox 360.

It's so cool trying to discover just the right angle to shoot your bird to make it orbit and effect things in different gravity fields. I noticed lagrangian points in some levels too. COOL!

There's supposed to be some exclusive content for the consoles, but maybe not because I don't see any mention of it on the wiki page. I thought I saw something in the menus on Xbox 360 though.

My top five most played games this year will be a pretty good indication of my favorites, but there were some shorter ones that I liked a lot. There were some I know I'd love, but haven't played yet like Diablo III UEE, that should be on my list. It's hard to get to everything. I think I'll make a decision though and then add other short lists along with it to cover stuff I really liked and stuff I missed.

It's really hard to tell just from the girl's hand movements which way to move. In between moves, she waves both arms around, confusing me.

Tension does increase when your hands seem tied together while a hoard of zombie-like sickos are coming at you with garden rakes. I hate being in that situation.

Oh yea, I think I looked up free themes a few months back. I think I'll look again and see what's there now.

They put those reviews at the very end of the magazine and crammed two or three of them together on a page and a half. It was like they were saying, "oh, in case your interested, here's what's going on in the computer space."

The very first Electronic Games Magazine (and the first one for games journalism) was Oct, '81, 11 months before this issue of Dragon.

Get himself another highlight of the week with another one handed catch? Oh yeah!