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This isn't new areas but in Just Cause there's sometimes a sort of glitch where a person will get stuck standing on your car. Once I hit a motorcycle and it must've been stuck underneath my car for a while, but when it finally got unstuck, the rider popped up and stood on the hood of my car and stayed there no matter where I drove. Another time, I hit a car with a flat bed truck and the person flew out and into the bed and walked around back there stuck but still alive while I kept driving. I like little weird events like that in games. It surprises you.

Hearts of Iron looks like a good translation to PC of those WWII board games by Avalon Hill I used to play. Age of Wonders I found out about when looking up Triumph Studios because of their Overlord games on console. Damn, I've got to get a gaming PC up and running. These are must-play games for me.

I played a demo of it when it came out. I still want to play it.

I replayed Big Red One not too long ago. Yes, it is awesomely good.

At some point I want to go back and do a complete achievement run of the first game and then play 2 and 3. I have them all now, just need to fit them into my schedule.

I'm glad they look good on an HD TV. I still want that Atari one.

Some of those joysticks have such cool designs. The Arcade Gold Featuring Pac-Man one has a running Pac-Man on it. You can find all these games still being sold on JAKKS Pacific site here: http://www.jakks.com/tv-games-products.html

Awe cool. They have a Star Wars Original Trilogy one in the shape of the Millenium Falcon!

Awe yeah! Playin' Barnstorm. or Stampede, or Kaboom! with just a single touch of a button with no waiting to boot up or having to sign in to an account that rips your credit card for monthly payments to play. Now that's what I call a game machine.

It's supposed to be fun to roll around like that right? That tag line makes it seem like you're doing something horrible to a monkey.

When those Atari ones came out, I got excited for like a few days, but then it wore off. I had a 2600 at the time and loads of carts. The convenience thing was neat, but I never did get one.