PixlBit

I liked Aqua, Patrako, and the hamster.

I didn't think there was a limited edition of the game in the US.

Didn't you already write about Puchi Carat before?  I wish I could remember the characters' names, then I could tell you my favorites.

I had a paddle controller like that for Arkanoid on the NES.  They also made a paddle controller add-on to the DS Arkanoid game.  I imported one because it wasn't available in the US.  Unfortunately it didn't work with the US Arkanoid DS game, but strangely enough it would work for Space Invaders Extreme.

Looks interesting.  Doubt it'll be in the mainstream theaters.  Maybe at the Angelika.  If I were still in college in Austin, I bet they'd show it somewhere there.

Good luck with your exercising!  I started working out and lifting weights after I graduated college to gain weight and build muscle.  It's taken a very long while, but I've gone from only weighing 140 pounds to over 200 pounds now.  I'm not super buff or anything, but I do look a lot different.

I just posted the same blogs on 1up as I do here because I already had them written already, so why not?

I wish people would ask ME to host a panel at one of these conventions.  I bet I'd be good at it.

Happy birthday! Have a power pellet!

Wow, only 18 and you've been to so many places...

The problem I had with the DOA Xtreme 2 game was the mini-games were not very fun.  Plus the girls were not very nice.  Ayane didn't even open the present I bought for her in the game.  At least the critters in Animal Crossing are gracious receivers.

If you want to play a FUN beach volleyball game, then try and track down Beach Spikers for GameCube.

If I got to go to E3 this year, and Activision showed it at their booth, you know I'd be talking about it.

I saw some of the Rocky movies in the theater.  What I don't get was that the people in the audience would cheer for Rocky.  Come on, folks, it's just a movie.

I never got into the Avatar and Koora cartoons (not enough time), but some of my little brothers love them.  I have respect for those cartoons, though, because there's not a lot of action adventure cartoons out there like they used to be.  There's a good chance I'll probably get to review the Korra game, too.