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They're TV documentaries. All the David Attenborough hosted shows are great. Oh, there is also a book to go with both, now that you reminded me. I want. 

Oh yes! I'll be looking out for this on Xbox, where I see it's also published. 

I think I stopped playing Quest for Booty because of some jumping element, I forget really. I've played some of the other PS3 R&C games but I don't remember finishing any of them for some strange reason. I have the PS3 collection of the first three games, so I have no real excuse for not doing my own R&C binge. I'm excited about the new one, but I'm not sure I'll have the cash for a PS5. 

My procrastination with many R&C games has been that I mostly play with my friend Mark on Xbox. If I can find the time, though, R&C games are high on my list for Sony systems. 

Me too. I had candy for a whole year after one Halloween. 

I'm at max capacity right now. I'll need a bigger apartment first if I want to add anything. 

For sure. I didn't expect a really interesting battle system for Costume Quest. It was more about the humor and the nostalgia for trick or treating. 

I only remember the build up to the final episodes that captured my attention so much. I think they had to defend Earth at the end? I just know it was exciting. 

I had one of those, now I think of it. I had a Colecovision and Intellevision one too. I didn't keep them because I was filling up my closet with plastic boxes. 

The battle system is pretty simple, it's just timed button presses, and it's turn-based. I liked exploring best though. 

Crunchy Roll, I believe. I'm really interested in rewatching the original sometime. I think the dvds were a bit expensive last time I looked though. 

I bought a piece of DLC for Dead Rising 4 by accident recently, not realizing I'd need the full game to play it. I lucked out, though, because DR4 became part of Game Pass. Mark, however, got the same DLC and was mad he couldn't play it without buying the full game.