PixlBit

Nooooo!  Not another game I really want to buy! Can't they release more sucky games so I can save my money?

Android?  Sweet.  Point and click games work great on touch screen phones. I'll have to follow this one.

I'm 31.  I actually remember programming Maze Craze on my Apple IIe when I was a kid.  I never owned a copy of Karateka, but I remember seeing it and thinking it was kinda neat.

I might be able to hook you up with Symphonia actually, there was one at a local GameStop a while back for peanuts.  It was used, but it had everything and was not the greatest hits printing.  If you're interested I can check on it for ya.

Quick note on that Jaffe interview, and yes I know we already have a content flag, but Jaffe takes things to another level when he talks.  He sounds like a character from Reservoir Dogs, and the interview is audio, not text, so just be aware that you will hear F-bombs used for about every part of speech multiple times over should you listen to it.

http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2012/02/gamelife-podcast-david-jaff/

This sounds like a lot of fun.  I hope it isn't overshadowed by all the buzz about the new console release, it sounds very worthy of attention!

Yes, Double Fine is looking Double Fine!

(sorry, I just had to.)

This is me for sure, except I won't buy a crap game just to play with said crap, I don't think that's worth my time when I could just watch a youtube video or read reviews on it, but I hear you on the everything going digital issue.  I love my boxes and papers!  I get original versions when I can, but I get gratests hits if there is a reson for it, like the earlier Batman game that had 3d added to it.

I don't know about 100, but I have at least 50, but they are all longer titles since I really enjoy my RPGs.  

I don't really care about games that are rare, but don't deserve to be played (see Bio Force Ape or the Game Boy Color version or Resident Evil for examples of that) just awesome games like Skies of Arcadia that I really want to play. 

Box is open btw, no way I'd let a game that awesome go unplayed.  Also, the CD that came with it has a couple really great piano versions of songs in the game.

I do plan on waiting on Tales, but I still have that fear that, without knowing how many copies are being released, I'll miss my shot at owning it.  I assume they are publishing it as a niche title, so there won't be too many in the wild, but if the game really takes off, it might be difficult to obtain.