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Well, with the pinball at least, you just pass the controller.

I downloaded this recently and have been playing it a ton! Even though I never got a version on the ol' PS3 or 360, I did have the Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection on 360. My family plays all of them pretty frequently; it's a great time.

I will try to remember to add you on PSN so we can compare scores (although some of "my" scores might be my wife or son's). 

I bet the... rookery... does smell, but it's deep in sone woods over a creek, so I've never gotten very close. Thanks for the cool info!

We have tons of those down in Texas too. There is a huge tree full of them near my parents' house. They can w a lot of noise in a big group like that.

Happy birthday!

Beer is good.

I just went and added a book to my collection (which is woefully out of date). Looks funny to see the "Paperback" system in there, but it works just like the rest if you were curious:

Haha, sure. The reason for adding those "systems" was so that the books we review can go into the database. I suppose you can add whatever you want, it's your collection! Well, as long as it's games or books... Once Nick has time to work on the collection system again, he's got some pretty slick ideas. I wouldn't expect the book section to get all too fancy, but still, if you want to put the data in there, go for it.

I'll add hardbacks for you. Kindle is already there if you need that.  

I added Famicom and Super Famicom for ya!

Let me know here (or in a PM) if they don't work or if you need another one added. 

Note that we also have they "Paperback" system available now that we review books sometimes. Funny to see in the list.

They started down this bad path right after The World Ends With You released and decided they needed to appeal to everyone everywhere. Then two years later we get the ultimate result of that line of thinking: Final Fantasy XIII and the increasing evidence of how the planned sister-games in the same universe were going to flop. Making games that they think are actually good is probably the best move. I can't imagine they will lose more ground with that approach than they already are by trying to appeal to everybody at an enormous expense. 

Richard Pryor looks like a real badass in that art.