PixlBit

You don't misremember, the two GBA titles are tough! I loved them. I bought my GBA when I had to go away for a three week law enforcement class and I was missing my PS1. Golden Sun was one of the first games I bought and I was hooked. I searched and searched and finally found a copy of the sequel. The cool thing about the sequel is that you can import the save data from the first game and continue playing with those characters, or you can play with the new characters. If I recall, if you import your data, you continue Isaac's story, and if you don't, you play Felix's story. I also liked Dark Dawn, which was much easier and shorter than the two GBA games.

The jumping in Alundra is a lot easier than the jumping in my favorite Genesis game of all time (Landstalker). The lack of a map is frustrating, but did you know that you can see an overworld map by talking to the fortune teller? Granted, you can only see it when you talk to her, but it does give a rough idea of where things are and where you need to go next.

Yay Muppets! Saw Captain America: The Winter Soldier last week and loved it. Depending on what else is playing on free resident's day at our local movie theater, I might even see it again.

I've only ever played a little bit of MGS on PS1, but Snake's voice is supposed to be gravelly, and Kiefer Sutherland just seems so wrong for the part. I like Kiefer Sutherland, and I wouldn't call myself a huge MGS fan, but some things just don't go together.

I don't play MMOs either, but I like Pixlbattalion.

So worthwhile tracking down then. I enjoyed playing River King, which you recommended to me last year,

I had to look up what 4-20 meant. I am so straight edge.

They come in chocolate, too!

I have a fascination with Australian wildlife other than koala and kangaroos. For Christmas one year, a friend on the folk music forum sent me a package full of Aussie wildlife related stuff, everything from postcards and wrapping paper to books to a Cadbury chocolate bilby. 

The show I was watching is a British series called Waking the Dead. I do need to catch up on The Walking Dead, too, though.

I have played remarkably few Final Fantasy games, and XIII isn't one of them.