PixlBit

Yeah, I need to get a place of my own, too. Can't be in mom and dad's forever. Thought I was out of the woods when I got my job, but that is not looking like the case.May have to go back to college and get an MBA or MFA.

Gamecube is my favorite console as well. It was the first I paid for myself, and when I really started being a cunt about trying to get everyone to own a Gamecube and ensuring my virginity for a few more years getting into the console wars, and all the hype and such. Big fan of all the games you mentioned, as well. The one with Link really was the best version of SCII to me.

The cognitive dissonance I'm experiencing given the two things you posted about is unreal. lol Completely different spectrums of the entertainment world.

Anyway, if I find $300 on the ground somewhere, I'll definitely pick up Infinite, as I've heard nothing but compliments for it, or at worst, "it's not as good as everyone says it is," but still very good.

Spring Breakers I wouldn't think I'd like based on the trailer, but the 66% and the fact it's apparently a parody of itself may sway me towards a Red Box rental... but probably not, honestly.

Colecovision, eh? Lol, funny you posted a Family Guy clip, my brother quotes that show all the time.

Well, he only started a generation of consoles before you, so you're not too far behind him.

We were lucky in that my brother has a yellow Chevy pick-up, his friend also had a Chevy pick-up with a large bed, and we had my little Honda Accord to carry the extra stuff. Only took two trips that way, and the second one didn't require a second truck.

I'm also glad my car isn't one people would ask to help move with. It's nice, isn't it? I remember in college, people would say how much they hated having cars, cause it meant constantly being asked for rides. lol

As always, great sketches! Looks like a much older and more realistic drawing of the Adventure Time kid. I dig it.

It does suck, but at least it was family I was helping, and there were breaks in between the heavy stuff. Can't complain too much, I got a workout and some food out of it. Not how I'd ideally spend my Saturday, but not a waste of one, either.

SNES was great. And that's cool you got $20! I can't say I worked for free either, as the margarita my brother got me (Coronarita, I should say), was about $8.50, and the burger my dad got me was $8.99, plus taxes I may have technically made out with more than $20.

Good times indeed!

Sweet! I actually never got into Zelda when it was on SNES, it looked boring to me at the time, and my older brother's girl friend (that space is there for a reason, they were just best friends growing up) had it, but every time I played it, I just died, and got upset at those guys on the bridge with the arrows.

I played a bit of it through emulation, and now I can appreciate how much less hand holding there was in it than 3D Zeldas, and hell, I didn't think I'd like Ocarina of Time until I bought it towards the end of the N64's life, when Majora had been released already. Now those 3D titles are some of my favorite games.

At least I haven't stayed totally stagnant from when I was four until now. lol

It was an awesome system; so much so, I kind of want my own. Maybe a hybrid of old consoles like coolseltzer mentioned.

I've never been a huge JRPG, strategy, tactics, etc. gamer, but SNES was great for those from all accounts I've read. It was also great for action/platformer gamers like myself that prefer the pick-up-and-play variety. I think only the PS2 would rival it in terms of library quality and diversity, and I know you love collecting those PS2 games. Both great systems.