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Jay St. started out with almost no stock and I was worried they would fold quickly, but they grew really fast and now have so much great stuff. In the other store I went to today they had three demo stations set up all with Retron 3's where you can plug in anything and try them out. So frickin' cool!

Baseball Stars isn't on Virtual Console either. I was worried it would be rare and expensive but it wasn't too bad at $15. Can't wait to give it a spin.

I really need to pick that up. I have Suikoden 1 on my PS3. I wonder if I should get S2 there or Vita? I kinda like the big screen for this game maybe.

I'm so tempted to go NES crazy, but I have to pace myself. I'm so glad there is this retromania going on, and I now have two great retro stores to shop at. I was missing that so bad since the flea markets dried up.

Oh, I didn't realize that was Todette was in Thousand Year Door which I played earlier this year. I didn't get all the skills though, so didn't see her cry. I have to finish that game someday, I was really close to the end.

They really try and monopolize your time so you never leave their game and continue to pay them money for DLC and the like. At some point, I just gotta move on.

I would love another FF game in the traditional way on Wii-U or PS4 or handheld. I don't know about MMO. I'm not into them. Just not my thing.

Darn these kids and their vidya games. Go outside why don't ya! Grumble grumble.

I saw the NES designed 3DS XL at a Gamestop again today. I have a plain one already, but that is so tempting.

Darn. That's a real gamer, sacrificing food to play a game. I'm not sure I could go that far. Maybe though. That game would have to be pretty special.

It was like a giant Excel spread sheet full of just about every game ever made. It was easily sortable too in many different ways. I loved it.