PixlBit

Well, there was some drama with Super Auctions losing their Texas auctioneer license among other things.  Another auction company, American Amusements (or some such), was formed and has now taken over in the area.  American Amusements is run by a guy who used to work for Super Auctions and it seems to be a better operation.  The last one was at Fair Park instead of Mesquite and people weren't happy about having to pay to park there.  I haven't been to any of these in a while, but I want to go back.  Although, I have no space for the games I already have.

That is definitely close enough to make it down.

I'm never happy about heading into Dallas, but this is worth it. I think they have an arcade expo in Houston every year that you should look into. We almost went down as a family a few years back bit couldn't get schedules to work.

It's a lot of fun. Coming all the way from Maine might be a bit far, but if you could tie it to some other trip sorta close it could be worth it. That sounds rough about the carpal tunnel... I can see how pinball would be a pretty big hammering on that pinch point.

It's in Dallas at the Hilton Anatole. There's a link up there for ya if you're interested.

This game remains on my to-do list. Since I really like Zelda II, it would make sense that I will really really like Crystalis.

They can't cater to everybody's allergies. It's not too big a deal, but I still want to try their burgers.

I'm stuck playing other things right now, but I want to get back to it.  I continue to really like that game.

I love cel shading.  I really wish they would return to that style for console Zelda games (even though I really didn't like Wind Waker).  I think it fits the games best.  I think it's a great way to avoid any uncanny valley problems and really makes you feel like you're living out a fantasy.

I guess I'm the same (well, opposite).  The older I get, the more I can take it being hot.  I'm the only fool out mowing in August at 3 p.m. when it's 105.  It's awesome.