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You should visit the Memorial. It is interesting and there is so much History in that area. 

I hate it when games go missing. One summer between me moving out of my apartment while working at Disneyland and going back to school, I lost somewhere in the neighborhood of 60 Playstation games. It freaking sucks. I think I replaced all of them since but it sucks knowing I lost my originals, and my favorite giant Lara Croft memory card. 

It is such an amazing place. There's a hole in the floor of the memorial and you can look down at the Arizona. One of the sad items to see is that the Arizona is still leaking oil. It's like it is still bleeding. 

I tried using Cammy when she was first released but I went back to Chun-Li. I too like to push buttons and hope for the best, but I think SFII I actually sat down and learned her moves. 

Can you imagine the chaos if all the ghosts were the same color. That should be a mode in new releases of the game. 

That is a good size collection. I know elementary school Chris thought 20 games was a HUGE library. He'd probably be overwhelmed by our libraries. 

The Beach Boys wore ugly sweaters before they were in. They were 60s Hipsters. 

If you like books like No Easy Day, check out Seal Team Six by Howard Wasdin. He talks about his time with the Seals starting from training to life after Seals. Its interesting. 

I've been playing a bunch of inFamous Second Son just roaming around fighting and eventually I will tackle another story mission

Last night I watched the trio of Masterchef Junior/Agents of SHIELD/Victoria's Secret Fashion Show (like I tweeted I watched for the articles)

Ate, hmmm. I had my favorite Chorizo Burrito from the local Mexican Food spot. I do this once a week. 

I'm waiting for Street Fighter and Uncharted. I own Tearaway but I haven't played it yet. You know you're getting older when you remember the hype surrounding Final Fantasy VII on the Playstation and the hype about it coming back to the PS4. 

I think I did quit gaming for a little bit. I didn't play a lot of games around the period between the Sega Genesis and the start of the Playstation which I think was around 2 years. I did play some games occasionally but I wasn't going after the latest and greatest. I brought my NES to college but I rarely played it. I got back into it because of the Playstation. 

I LOVE Rad Racer. That was my first racing game on the NES and it came with funky 3D glasses and if you hit select you could play in 3D. It was also the first game I ever completed on the NES. Good stuff

Yup he's using the "I was into it before it was cool" line. Hipster. 

You should get it! There's also some random feature that allows you to use the Vita as a controller on I believe the second Resistance game on the PS3. I should track down a copy of that game and try it.