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This was on Xbox, right?  I never had the original Xbox so I missed out on a few things.  Blue haired lady looks cool, though.

I had this on the Dreamcast.  My best memory about this game is when they announced it at E3.  They had a green screen stage with a rotoscoping Rayman who would talk to the audience.  Rayman called me up on stage and we talked for a bit, and I got a video of us on stage and it looked like I was in Rayman's world talking to him.  When I showed that video to my little brothers back home, it blew their young little minds!  They thought I was really in a game!

I'm totally going to do BAMM.  In fact, I may be more like BAWM (Blog a Week March).

Popeye, huh?  Why do you think that?

Well, while it is easier for me to get into places like PAX as a member of the press, I still enjoy E3 a lot, too.  ALL the game companies show up at E3, so it's easier to make contacts.

I reviewed Poker Night 2, it's great.

I got the Donkey Kong game as well, and pre-ordered Yoshi's New Island, Mario Golf: World Tour, and Kirby's Triple Deluxe.

I got a review copy of that Tales collection.

I love how the music in the Galaxy games are orchestrated.  I wish more games would do that.

When the regular DS and PSP were in the limelight, I imported a lot of games because those consoles were region free.  I mostly imported the Taiko no Tatsujin (Taiko Drum Master) games for those systems, but other import-friendly titles would come about too, like Jump Superstars (Smash Bros. with popular anime characters) for instance.

There are a few titles i wish could've gotten a US release really badly, like Mr. Driller Drill Land on GameCube, Miles Edgeworth 2 on DS, and so on.  Captain Rainbow on Wii would've also been interesting to try, and I'm game for any Taiko no Tatsujin imports.