PixlBit

I remember playing with toys sometimes, but being way more interested in video games. We were always pushed to play outside, but I was a pretty low energy kid and since it was Texas, I kinda liked the A/C. I also never had an imagination that really "filled in the gaps" enough that I wasn't hyper-aware of the fact I was rolling a couple pieces of plastic on the ground.

Having said that, I remember wishing we had those complex, looping tracks they'd have in straight-to-video Disney movies of the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids variety, but if we ever had one I think I may have lost interest cause there were only so many loops.

I do recall thinking Hot Wheels were cool, though.

I loved playing Road Rash on N64. Didn't have all those super-90s video inserts and was a bit more quiet, but I think the graphics might have been a bit better and damn was it fun.

N. Sane Trilogy would be perfect for portables.

Power Rangers and Pokemon have gone on forever, yet I only ever got into the first generation of either.

I haven't played video games much lately, so I think I'll work on being able to fellatio myself for a while. Or, I guess "yoga" is the polite term.

I don't know what that is, but Ray Bradbury is fire.

I never thought VJ was all that bad; I got pretty far with a rental and own it now. I think I stopped on the shark level?

Comix Zone is one of those games I've always wanted to play because it's creative, but am not as excited for because of the supposed high difficulty and, really more to the point, lack of enough continues.

I need to look at my stuff and see if I have any rare tech or cards ... that's basically what I got out of this cause of those prices.

I remember that pong game. I played it at a kiosk. Hooters Road Trip sounds like an AVGN episode. I need to finish Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy.