PixlBit

     I use backloggery all the time now (http://www.backloggery.com/knightdriver). It's my second favorite site after Pixlbit. It's really helped me organize what I own and push me towards completing everything. I don't list everything I've ever played but just what I own. If I play a game and don't like it or know that I will never revisit it, then I trade it and take it off the list.

     I use the Wishlist a lot now too. It's a great way to keep track of all the stuff I want to get.

     My favorite part though is Fortune Cookie. This is a randomizer that helps you pick your next title to play. I think it's really fun. It's become a metagame to my usual gaming. The site is really well designed too, just like Pixlbit is. Those two should get married.

I added you to my multitap. Here's mine: http://www.backloggery.com/knightdriver

I just added you to my multitap. Here's mine: http://www.backloggery.com/knightdriver

If you get this and the Activision Anthology you will have all the Atari you will ever want. I wonder when this stuff will be released again for the new generation. Are the games now too old fashioned?

I love this game. So awesome. I logged almost a hundred hours into it the first time but still didn't beat it. I want to go back and finish it sometime.

.04012014 cents here I come! Yahoo!!!

I've been thinking about birthday's as RPGs lately too. I'd like to restart the game. I just can't seem to progress any farther. I think I didn't assign my skill points properly. So can I?

I do want to ride a big ol' tractor. Those machines are pretty neat.

Yea, I played it right after Atari Anthology and Taito Legends. I'll be writing about those games soon. Activision was the best at Atari 2600 game design.

Since outdoorsy stuff is being talked about, I thought I'd remind everyone that Island of Lemurs: Madagascar IMAX is out in theaters starting Friday. 

I did my first research paper in sixth grade on Lemurs.