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That's like me after I come home from a really good sea music session. I bounce off the walls for hours afterwards.

AWESOME!

Great list!

DQ VII went on forever! Every time I'd think I was almost done, I'd discover that no, I wasn't even close. It actually took me two tries, by the way, about ten or so years apart.

If you think hard enough about it, I bet there's a moment you're pretty darned happy with yourself over.

It is a big deal when you finish those games from the NES, SNES, and Genesis era. Those games were hard!

A long, long time from now . Seriously, though, that may be the longest game I've ever played. I think there's enough content there for two games, to be honest.

One. And it was an easy one. Knowing I could get it was what pretty much kept me going through the game.

I think your reviewing gig counts. You had to play the games long enough to get a feel for them and then write about them. And you do it well.

This blog entry was all about those little moments that make you feel good. Doesn't matter what the game was, what matters is the emotion.

My Platinum is for a game called Afrika, which is essentially a photography simulator. The game itself was kind of disappointing, but it was an easy platinum.

The thing that impressed me the most about High Noon is that the movie more or less is done in real time. The events of the movie happen over an hour and a half, and the length of the movie is an hour and a half. It's really a very well-done movie.

Good for you!