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I love, love, love the Culdcepts. I actually read the first volume of the Manga and imported the Japanese Culdcept II for Dreamcast thinking it was somehow different. It's not, it's just Saga before it became Saga.

I haven' finished either though on story mode. It gets hard and some very suspicious dice rolls are made in later levels. My friend persisted with it though and got to the end of Saga. We played it one-on-one with some A.I. players many times in both versions. Wish there were more games like this out there. Culdcept got a DS version in Japan and I think there's an online version going on too. I just want another one on consoles or something similar. There's nothing like board games when they're also fantasy games.

That, my friend, is a day well spent. Also, that you did this blog from class gets you extra credit in my book. Well done.

i don't know why they named it Burnin' Rubber in Japan. Bump 'n" Jump describes exactly what you do in the game.

I dropped out of Star Wars too at one point but got pulled back in with the Darth Vader centered comics. This Brian Wood series intrigued me because it uses the actors from the first trilogy. It was good, so I stuck with it.

I'm going to pick those up too at some point. They always looked creative and interesting to me.

Aw man, the scalping. I was the quickest scalper in the West.

I totally wanted to see a Vita done up all in Borderlands art.

It totally feels like Spy Hunter except for the jumping and lack of weapons.

It's like the classic controller was an afterthought for them.

I've been wanted to try Fire Pro for a while now. I just added several of them to my wishlist.

I'm put the NES version on my wishlist. It has more screens to play I think.