PixlBit

I got a N64 sometime after it was out and managed to not play any of the highly rated games for it. Instead I played games like Hexen, Pokemon Snap, Diddy Kong Racing, Star Wars Rogue Squadron, Destruction Derby 64, Duke Nukem 64, and Clay Fighter 63 1/3. There's still some games I'd like to play on it like Conker's Bad Fur Day, the Banjo games, Ogre Battle 64 and Paper Mario. It's a great system. I'll never get rid of mine.

I wonder if the game is as good as people are saying the movie is now. I'm probably going to see it on Sunday.

Just heard a quick opinion from the Filmspotting guys who saw a prescreening for press. They thought it was fun and a worthy remake.

Woah! Cool! I didn't know they did extra scenes for the Anthology edition.

Wish someone would do a Venture Bros. game, an adventure point-and-click like Monkey Island I think would be nice.

Me it would be "Do You Remember" by Phil Collins. That song gets me every time but it's so sappy.

Love the way you can toss enemies right at the screen. I gotta play this.

I will have a Wii-U this year. 

I'm sure there are many other cool game art books out there. I'm scared to look because there will be a lot of them I'd like to have, I'm sure. 

"Come on little wooden boy, let's go on Patrol!" The Tick is a masterpiece. Loved it so much, downloaded all the episodes, then bought them on DVD (3rd season not out yet WTF!), got the original Ben Edlund comics (not the new ones which aren't very good in my opinion), and then watched the live action show (didn't enjoy it but maybe need to give it another shot), then watched the Ben Edlund co writen Venture Bros. episode (another favorite animated show of mine - not a superhero one though). The Tick is so great. Could watch it over and over again. Every second of it is chock full of visual gags.

Then Batman the Animated Show is absolutely brilliant. My favorite villainess, Harley Quinn, was created there by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm. That show is so visually stunning and the stories so great. It's a masterpiece too. 

I revisited the Spider-Man 60's show that I loved as a kid. Didn't like it as an adult. Strange. 

I rewatched that '66 Batman The Movie recently too. The Riddler's puzzle is so rediculous and Batman being bitten by an exploding shark... well... I was on the floor at that point. So crazy, so good. The casting for the villains was perfect. Just watch this trailer. Shark at 1:46.