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Beef Cloud is doing situps saying "lift quick" over and over and I didn't get it until I thought about it a little while.

I found a Stan Lee!

Yea, it sucks that only Lego Star Wars and Lego Indy 2 have online co-op. That's how I played all of Lego Star Wars Complete Saga.

Oh yea, the Lego Movie game will have online co-op too!

He should've just given you a initiative penalty that round for giggling. I think it's funny when you make a joke and then all you hear from the DM is the rolling of dice behind the screen. That always cracks me up. He/she is planning something for you. What could it be?

I haven't played many of the D&D games other than Advanced D&D for Intellivision. And oh yea, Daggerdale on XBLA. And D&D: Heroes on Xbox. I'd love to try the PC ones out. Looks like D&D: Dragonshard is available on GOG but the classic ones I don't see anywhere. However I think I have Pool of Radiance on NES.

I watched my sister's family play Apples to Apples at Thanksgiving. It looked fun.

My favorite is Stampede. Then I would list Activision's Tennis, Ice Hockey, Bowling, and then Star Raiders. Frogger of course, Super Breakout, and who can forget Night Driver? I can't. Oh yea and Kaboom! and Adventure. I only recently got to like Pitfall! and Yars Revenge via Xbox Live's Game Room. Those are great too.

I've collected a few Gameboy games. My list says I have only Castlevania Adventure and Super Mario Land, but I've always wanted to check more of them out especially the Dragon Warrior games. I can plug them into the Gamboy Player on my GameCube. Wee!

I heard that liscence agreements only last a certain amount of time and then when it ends the games are removed. I guess Capcom could then release them somewhere else if they wanted.

There's plenty of those Prof. Layton games on DS. Four of them to be exact. I really loved Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time and the two Advance Wars games on DS.

Yea! I saw it at Gamestop the other day and wanted it. I don't think I can trade in my regular 3DS for it though. But one can dream can't one.