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Cool, man, I hope that interview goes well for you. I hate job hunting lol. That book looks pretty cool. I wonder if it has any ties to Shakespeare's The Tempest, considering the title.

I just downloaded B3 last week! Yay PlayStation Plus! I don't always have much time in the evenings to play but that'd be cool if we could. I've actually never played a Battlefield game before.

I've never heard of Serj Tankian before but that ORCA song was amazing! Definitely gonna look up his other stuff.

My 11-month-old son has already figured out how to turn on the Xbox using the controller. He's a little stinker

Do you know how the various versions of the game differ? I've heard that the original(s) are very good but that the PSP one is the best version to date, though I admit I know none of this through my own experience.

Cool beans. These old adds are great. The Lynx has a very interesting history. Retronauts covered it once in one of their podcasts.

Holy cow, the list goes on and on! Lol. That is certainly a lot of games. I'm hoping to get Pandora's Tower sometime soon. It's still just $30 on Amazon but I'm sure it'll go up eventually...

No prob, man! Keep 'em coming. You always manage to stay interesting

Oh man, I love this video so much. It's got so many great little moments. I watched this not long ago just for the fun of it 

As for a new Star Fox, they need to take the series back to its roots. They tried some interesting things in the games that followed SF64 (Adventure, Command, Assault) but not all that stuff worked out all that well. We need a new Star Fox that's just about flying around and blowing up evil monkey aliens and stuff.

FYI, Infinity Blade II is free this week in celebration of the App Store's 5th anniversary. Of course...it's over a gig in size lol. But if you "bought" it through iTunes on your computer, you wouldn't have to download it now and you would have it for when you get the chance to play it 

Thanks for the recommendations! I can also vouch for Asimov's robot novels, The Caves of Steel, The Naked Sun, and The Robots of Dawn, which are murder mysteries, and the Lucky Starr series, which are adventures set in our solar system. Good stuff!

I haven't yet read all the foundations books he wrote later, but the initial trilogy (Foundation, Foundation and Empire, Second Foundation) is really really good. You gotta read those at least.