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Oh, yeah. My character looked and sounded just like Jason Statham, which made every moment exactly 1250% more awesome.

I think if you make it through the White House level and haven't laughed you should probably just put it down. Me, I had a big, stupid grin on my face through the entire game. Same thing with Saints Row The Third.

I'm taking my girlfriend to see Lego Batman for our Valentine's date tomorrow, and time permitting, we'll see John Wick 2 on Sunday. 

Either one would work as our Valentine's date, but she's not expecting Lego Batman, an I have to keep her guessing.

The first time I played Metroid was the first time I got to play a Nintendo for a long amount of time. I spent hours in Brinstar and made zero progress, because I didn't know how to play a game like that yet. I had only played arcade games and 2600 games up to that point. 

I also couldn't beat Glass Joe in Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!.

I'm almost the opposite. I'm bad at stealth games (even though I love them), and usually have to work myself up to play a shooter. But I can jump into an RPG anytime. The problem I have lately is actually finishing said RPG.

Yeah, if you've been reviewing games for a long time we're probably on a level. I fully believe that, up until a few years ago, I was consuming games at a rate that was equivalent to your average person in the video game press.

I have found that, while I may not be able to hang with most people in FPS games, I can usually hold my own in fighting games, even if I don't know all the mechanics for the game I'm playing. While the fighting game community has passed me by long ago, it is rare for me to get completely annihilated in a game of Street Fighter. 

Yeah, I love that stuff. Makes it frustrating when a game tries to change things up for no reason. 

I really want to play through Super Mario 3D World, and you're right, I think Jenny and I would have a lot of fun playing it together. I can only humiliate her so many times on Mario Kart, after all! 

Thank you for your comment, it was very sweet. I'm going to tell Jenny to read it. I wish I could say what happened. That was a doozy of a depression, and even now I'm still having problems getting my eating and sleeping back on track. Baby steps, and all...

Sounds like you went to Northcross. I don't speak of them, but if you got someone there who was nice and helpful you lucked out. :P

I was pretty mermaidy last night before bed.