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The neat thing about Stampede is that it looks simple when you first play it, but there are a few strategies you can use to boost your high score.  Like you can predict when the black bull will come by I think how many skulls you pass.  My favorite Atari 2600 game is still Pressure Cooker.  You should play that one sometime, but make sure to read the instructions first.  It's one of the more complicated 2600 games out there.

I remember that Stampede TV commercial as a kid.  I'm glad it's also on the Activision Anthology.  "Aw, Ma!"

I loved watching Clash of the Titans when I was a kid.

Yeah I guess I don't hate ramen, but I never crave it.  I'm not like, "ramen sounds good right now."  I could go the rest of my life without eating it and be OK.  Of course if they made Kirby ramen....

As a kid, I ate a LOT of Pac-Man Pasta.  You can see a commercial for it on YouTube.

Ads in games haven't annoyed me too much yet.  If anything, they make me laugh.  But then, Final Fantasy is the last series I would expect ads from.  

I"m surprised Sonic Drive-In hasn't done a Sonic the Hedgehog promoiton yet.

Link going to Cabela's sounds hil-ar-i-ous!

Just as long as Mario gets his supplies at the hardware store chain where I work now.  He can even ask for me, soon, as I'll be moving to the plumbing department shortly. :)

It's hard for me to get into the Oscars because I'm not a classy type person who goes to see thought provoking movies.  In fact I have horrible tastes in movies so the ones that win awards I never see.  Plus as I get older, it just seems that these celebrities who don't know how the real world works just make up these awards shows to pat each other on the back.  

I think my favorite use of product placement in games in Crazy Taxi.  Seeing the recognizable logos like Pizza Hut, KFC, etc., actually made it easier to spot those locations while you're driving, and I never really noticed it until I played one of the versions of Crazy Taxi where they took all the product placement out.

When I went to Vegas, I didn't see any Pac-Man slot machines, and I looked.  But then, that was nearly ten years ago.  We had Pac-Man lottery scratch-off tickets in Texas a long time ago, too.

Yes, really, Final Fantasy Noodles.  Go read it. :)

I'm still playing Lost Sphear.  Sometimes I play games and don't review them.  But only if I don't get a review code.  I probably could've gotten one for Lost Sphear, but I wanted a physical copy of it and I doubt Square-Enix would've sent me one.

I hear the 2-D animated Clone Wars series was good, since Genndy Tartakofksy did it, but the computer animated one not so much.

Finding Dory and Inside Out playsets sound interesting.

I would've been interested in the Tron figures had they been from the movies and not the Tron: Legacy cartoon.

Like I've said before, not only is FF6 my favorite FF game, it's also one of my top five favorite games of all time!