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I initially wanted to get that one, but I've only seen the first four movies (I read the first three books and then just couldnt make it through the fourth. People keep telling me that Goblet of Fire isn't all that good and that the last three get better) and I didn't want to play years 5-7 before I read the books and watch the movies. And I just know that if I bought that one, I'd play through the whole thing. And I go the PS3 version for three bucks at Goodwill.

Okami is such a great game. I've never finished it, though. I start, get distracted by something else, and then forget where I was. I do that with a lot of games.

I think my carpal tunnel issues have made pinball a thing of the past. This makes me sad.

Seriously, Matt?! You should check it out. I've never finished it, but I have it both for PS2 and PS3, as well as the sequel Okamiden on DS.

Of course you do. Everyone should. They do mail order, by the way.

That local music store isnt too mom and pop any more. They're a locally-owned chain found all over Maine, parts of NH, and maybe even one or two in Massachusetts now. The guy started out with one, and now they're everywhere.

As we head for sub-zero temps again, I give you a long distance raspberry - phlbbbbbbt!

I suspected I might need a tissue for RiME.

Asteroids was the first video game I ever played. We were on vacation at Wells Beach, and my mom's boyfriend (and my future step-dad) and I went for a walk on the beach and found the arcade. I even got a high score, but I think that may be because they might have unplugged the machine for the nght and it was first thing in the morning.

I sometimes score big, but those times are few and far between. I'm pretty good at not buying stuff if I don't need it or really want it

I am perfectly happy to play it on Story difficulty, You should have heard me when I realized there was an easier setting than easy last night, lol.

My usual description of cars is: "Cars are nothing but black holes that suck your money".