PixlBit

Farthest I've run is 10 miles, about two Sundays ago I think. I'm more interested in getting faster though. I need to start doing hills. 

I like PLAYING Zelda II. If there was a save anywhere feature or some checkpoints, I might love it. But I do not like starting over from the castle every time ... 

Man, I wish my roommates and I played games together more often. We'll watch TV together, but it's not as social. 

If nothing else, it does suck I'll never get to experience it in person the way it's meant to be experienced now. 

It only cost me about 3-4 hours and it's worth the time. I'm thinking of going back and getting some of the extra achievements if I get a chance. 

There was a hill, so you may be on to something. 

"Who here is old enough to know who Tom Petty is?" I like that they say that in jest and don't go on some dumb rant about xyz generation, which is how I imagine that would play out today. I do love the banter in between songs; I've always enjoyed live recordings as long as the band can play close to how they sound recorded. 

Plus, the whole thing sounded very 90s, which appeals to me. Starting to think I must have heard some of their stuff in a Kevin Smith film or two. 

I like the Tom Petty version as well. 

Listened.

Not big on the N*Sync version, cause it sounds like so much 90s R&B that just sort of fades in the background for me. To each his own of course, it's just not my style. I still remember liking the "Magic Carpet Ride" song that is actually in the movie Aladdin, then finding out the R&B version in the credits is what got a lot of the air play and thinking, "But why?!"

The Chris Cross version (ha!) is a bit more my speed, cause it sounds like something Chris Pratt's character in Guardians of the Galaxy might listen to and it's just relaxing. In fact, I'd say the N Sync version lost me around the point the Chris Cross version grew on me. 

I can see how you'd like both though.

Hope ya feel better. 

It got panned by critics, but seems like some enjoy it.