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I didn't really play the Genesis version much since I didn't have one, but the arcade game was very weird.  You could even turn into a robot!

The year 2000 was my last full good year at The Dallas Morning News.  I reviewed big name games like Banjo-Tooie and Kirby 64.  I even got a front page tagline for Kirby that I wrote: "Think Pink."  One of the best E3's I went to as well.  I think that model dancer dressed as the Space Channel 5 lady liked me. :)  Not going to tell that story, though, unless you want me to.  Web sites were asking ME to write for THEM!  In fact, I even brought business cards with me to E3 from a place called Zgadz.com, who specialized in game reviews for kids.  Sound familiar?

I also was done with college, so even though I hadn't found a job yet, I actually had more money to spend than I did when I was in college!  So I was able to catch up on a lot of games I missed, especially ones like Mega Man Legends and The Misadventures of Tron Bonne.  Got a lot of Dreamcast games, too.  The Game Boy Advance also came out that year and I got to review it and a bunch of games.  Really good year overall.  It went downhill the next year, though.

Yeah with everything going on right now, I 'unfollowed' a lot of my Facebook friends because they all thought they were politicians and scientists and there was a lot of negativity.  I hated doing that, but I was really getting sick of it.  I keep away from posting stuff like that, myself.  I just post my game reviews and occaisionally something I might find interesting game related.  Hopefully you'll still be able to come by Pixlbit and check us out from time to time!

Except in real life you can't pay a raccoon (actually a tanuki) money to expand your house instantly the next day! :)

I've never heard of a photo club.

2000-2004 was a time of highs and lows for me.  Started off high, but then went down low.  But luckily it ended on a high again.  But I'll talk about those times when you write your blogs for those years.

Would 400 square feet be considered a 'tiny house?'  I've heard about those over the past few years.  I hope I don't ever have to live in any house that small, but I may have to someday with the way things are going.

I didn't have to take many photos for projects in college, but when I did, they mostly wanted us to follow the rules that Pokemon Snap had.

An N64 is pretty easy to hook up, so if you can, I'd recommend doing that so you can play Snap.  It doesn't take very long to finish, and it's such a unique game for the time.

I wonder if it's important to center subjects in scientific photos? I guess it is for Pokemon.