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It was a good movie and I know that my wife would like to see Catching Fire, so I am sure that we will end up seeing it whenever it comes out.

This was the era that I actually enjoyed sports games.  Tecmo Basketball and Double Dribble were the other two that I spent a fair amount of time with.

Metroid Prime Trilogy is awesome.  All of them are amazing in their own right.  I do want to play Rayman Legumes, but I should really finish Oranges first.

It will probably not be as big of a system seller as Nintendo hopes, but I definitely plan on getting a Wii U just for this game.  I really want this game because Nintendo does seem to understand that sometimes we just want a game.  A game that is fun and simple and does not take itself too seriously.  This is probably the reason that I am currently uncertain as to what to play next.  I have a backlog, but those games are fairly complicated and serious. 

A new classic looking Kirby.  I absolutely loved and sunk a ridiculous amount of time into Super Star Saga...  Or whatever that SNES collection was called.

I have also been looking for more podcasts.  I decided to try Ray Barnholt's No More Whoppers, I found it entertaining.

I was annoyed because it was somewhat off topic.  I would definitely listen to an episode about videogame voices.  I did read Hunger Games and enjoyed it, but have little desire to read the sequels.  I also felt like one of the few people who actually knew what race Rue was in the books.

I never played one of the games, but the trailer looks sweet.

I am curious now.  I do not think that I have spent any time with a Suda51 game.  I was almost tempted to play Shadows of the Damned.  I may have to go and test a couple of those games.  I think tha I remember seeing Sine Mora will be on PS+ this month, may start there.

I do not think that all of your Nintendo hate has been unjustified.  They seem to be making some questionable decisions.  If they keep releasing compelling software like SM3DW, I will be more willing to overlooks some of the problems.