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I second that. 

DICE could do some interesting things with Star Wars. I can't wait to see more of it.

I wish I could get that GBA version Elevator Action: Old & New, but it only came out in Japan. I think there was a GBC version too, Elevator Action EX. . . Oh yea, and there's the Dexter's Laboratory: Robot Rampage which is just a redesign of EA EX for GBC. I got all those on my wishlist.

Those kiddos would be me and my friend Mark. I believe we are called kidults.

I want Tearaway more than LBP because it seems more like an adventure game. I really want to see what they did with this paper art style too.

Rainbow Moon looks cool.

I started playing Enemy Front (a new WWII FPS) this weekend but quit after several hours getting frustrated with the controls for shooting. I'm watching my friend play it right now. He lowered the sensitivity and is doing fine. He'll probably beat it soon. When he's done I'll go back to it and do the same. It's a fine game but not up to the sweetness and quality of Wolfenstein. I went back to that, finished the last of the perks, and am now playing through it again on Uber difficulty.

Yea, a guy at work told me his video card had it's own RAM and I was like "Ee chee wa maa!" That's Ewok for "wow".

It kinda makes me think of The Raid or The Punisher because they're in elevators in a building in that pic.

They've done horror flicks in an Elevator, why not an action flick too. They just stay in the elevator the whole time and talk and reload. When they come to a floor, the doors open, and they shoot out the door, then it closes and they do more talking a reloading. Could be cool. . . or incredibly stupid.

The Exit games are clearly inspired by it. They're like the puzzle versions of EAR.

After playing both of these Taito collections, next time I'm at a real arcade, it's going to be fun to play these. I've got to make the trip to Funspot in N.H. sometime.