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I know a guy who was on the team that made the first God of War game.  He also worked on Pac-Man World, Maximo, Drawn to Life, etc.  He was also a Disney Imagineer for a while and now works on board games.

The RPG episode of High Score was probably my least favorite, but that's probably because I was only really into RPGs during the 16 bit era.  Speaking of High Score, I just wrote a blog about the series, so I recommend you please read that when you get a chance!  

Yeah I think my favorite was when they interviewed John Kirby before he passed away.

Gay Blade looked more like just a fan game to me.  Didn't feel as significant in the video.

The old LucasFilm Games point and click adventures are on Steam?  That's cool.  I wonder if Zak McKracken's on there?

That's cool. My iPad is basically my personal trainer now. :)  I don't like Nike, but they do have a decent free fitness app with videos of workouts.  And Under Armor has an app to track nutrition if you're into counting your macros and stuff.  And feel free to ask me any questions, too.  I've considered weightlifting my second hobby after video games. :)

Where I work has helped out a bit, too, as I lift a lot of 100 pound toilets and toolboxes.  Just yesterday a customer was struggling to pick up a toilet and I ran over and picked it up and put it in her cart effortlessly and she said, "GOOD GOSH YOU'RE STRONG!!!"

The cars in Mini Motor Racing X look almost exactly like Choro Q cars.  Did you ever play Road Trip Adventure on the PS2?  It was actually a Choro Q game in Japan and many consider it to be one of the best ones.  It's certainly the definition of a hidden gem.  It really makes you feel like you're on a road trip!

At least you watched the first two episodes.  Those are the best!  I also liked Episode 4 and 6 a lot, too.

Yeah definitely watch the last episode before your Netflix runs out.  And maybe The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, too.

I didn't really get into the Sierra On-Line point and click games.  The ones I really got into were the LucasFilm Games ones.  Like Maniac Mansion and Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders.  I'd love it if High Score did an episode on LucasFilm's point and click games.  Epecially when Steve Purcell, creator of Sam & Max, got involved!  Did you know he works at PIXAR now?

There's only two mobile games I've played for a substantial amount of time, and those are Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, and Mario Kart Tour.  I've played a lot of other mobile games, some of which I really liked.  But those are the two I've really played the most of.