N64 is my second favorite system, because like you, it's when I was really hardcore into gaming. Never was as interested in FPS, so I did play Goldeneye a lot with friends, but Smash Bros. was my favorite.
I really like Pokemon Blue and DK64 as well.
Well, according to this sciencemag.org article, there is a bacterium called Mycobacterium Leprae that seems to correlate between armadillos and humans with the disease. Seems like there's one specific to the U.S. that was only found in one person, where a strain called 3I-2-v1, located in South America and other such territories, was found in twenty-five humans and twenty-eight patients when the strain was compared. Apparently, there's a three-antibiotic cocktail that can cure leprosy. I did not know that either.
I'm not an RPG player, so I don't share the same affinity for those as many PSX and SNES fans, but those were both awesome systems.
And who knows if tomorrow I wake up and Sly is still my favorite, but it seemed like a good bet.
My cubby at work is part of a box shaped like a Tardis. 
Milky and Shoe?! Well, now I'm listening!
Great blog.I also came to 1up cause of EGM.
I've never had an account at giantbomb, but I like it here, and IGN is more like an entertainment page with facebook comments than anything resembling a community/blog site, so here I stay.
I think if I were to make my decision completely objectively, with no nostalgia goggles or fanboyism memories, the PS2 and SNES would probably tie for best console ever.
I picked my favorite game with basically the same criteria you did for R&C. I could play EBA forever. My mood would change my favorite game too, though, honestly.
I really need to play BG&E, especially if Amazong has deals. Never heard of Shadow Hearts, may need to check that out.
And armadillos are awesome, but you'd think living in central and east Texas I'd see a lot more of them! lol
Yeah, that's why I'm surprised I don't see them all the time. Maybe it's that the ones near me come out later at night than when I usually go for a walk.
A couple of my older cousins had Atari 2600s... well there was one 2600, and two cousins. I played NES and SNES around the same time frame, cause they were both in the house by the time I was able to play them, so I love the NES as well.
That makes perfect sense to me, N64 is a very close second, and PSX had great games.
My soft spot is the 90s, but the 80s knew how to make neon lights look cool, and make music that really complemented them, as proven by that Power Glove tune. The Laserhawk song was awesome too!
I never really knew how much I loved 80s music until I heard the soundtrack to the Cinema Snob (Brad Jones) internet movie, Midnight Heat. I'm also a pretty huge fan of modern songs that sound 80s, like the Drive soundtrack, and this:
Anyway, sounds like an awesome, cheesy game. Long live the decade of excess!
I really don't see the point in that, but I guess it'd be nice if you got in.
