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I have this game on a few Capcom collections for PSP and Xbox/PS2. Looks cool. I better go play it.

An Okami book? 

Oh yeah. That's on my list for sure... No wait... I just bought it. Thanks for the info. Woopie!

One of my best friends has an Outback and he drives it all over the country. I remember reading a review in Consumer Reports way back that said it was the most reliable car in its class. I'm keeping it in mind when I go for my next car which might be fairly soon.

Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (but I can't find it anywhere) and God Hand which I got for free on Clover's web site when they existed.

Just saying but Valentine's day is the 14th, one week from now. But heck, I'll go with it. I'd like to send a big Valentine to good old Harley Quinn. I even started a song to her the other day. It goes like this:

Harley Quinn, I'd love you better than Joker.

He doesn't love you like I do.

In fact, he doesn't love you at all. 

But I. I would love you, so why don't you call.

Just leave Joker. My Harley, my Harely Quinn.

So how's that? She's in quite a few games, my favorite ones probably the Batman Arkham series. This isn't my fav pic of her below. I like her with that big hammer and with an evil grin. I dig her anger.

I thank the gaming gods for bringing bright screens to handhelds with the DS and onward.

Well, I was surprised to see that in a NES game. So maybe.

Those are awesome choices. I've played a lot of them but not Fragile Dreams or SIn & Punishment. Those look really cool. 

One I bought but haven't tried yet is Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces. It's by Access Games who did Ace Combat games on PSP and DS and Deadly Premonition and it's based on a anime movie The Sky Crawlers directed by Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell) which I saw and thought was really good.

Friend of mine went to that South By Southwest music festival in Austin last year. I'd like to go sometime.

Yea, just read Trillium. It's reall great. There are two stories going at once in the comic and you have to keep turning the book around because each story is printed upsidedown from the other. A creative decision not a mistake.