PixlBit

Control issues are a pain.  I quit good games because of them too.  When a game stops being fun, I'm done. 

I was pretty young when I played Pac-man (2600).  I really enjoyed it.  I also had a decent time with E.T.   My favorite Atari 2600 game is Maze-Craze.  That game is a hidden gem on that system.  I wish there was a remake of that game on current consoles. 

My D&D experiences started with playing some of the videogames in DOS. 

I watched Trigun in years.  I first saw it during my college years over a decade ago.  I enjoyed it.  I hadn't seen the movie yet.  I noticed it's on Netflix.  I also saw Cowboy Beebop around the same time.  I thought it was pretty good too.  Have you seen Outlaw Star?  I enjoyed it too.  Also saw it around the same time.  If you hadn't seen it, I'd advise to look it up.  I had seen the 2nd season of Korra yet.  I enjoyed the 1st.  

I saw Catching Fire with my wife a while back.  I really don't like the main character.  My wife read all the books and told me she's suppose to be hard to like.  If that's true, then they're doing a good job with the movies. 

Becareful about correcting professors.  Some of them are quite sensitive about it.  It's fun to counter them a tad on a subject they know little about and watch them squirm a bit. 

Understand.  I had my 3DS for months before I took the time to figure out where the codes went in. 

Exactly.  I fear the worse. 

I hear good things about the Wario games and I hadn't played any of them yet.  

The DS and 3DS has some good games.  I just finished A Link Between Worlds a few days ago.  It's a good game, but I still enjoy playing Link to the Past more.  I think the last good DS game I played was Ghost Trick or was it one of the Castlevanias?  Either way they were pretty good.  

When you get a chance, send me your friend code.  

Here's mine: 1521-3514-0573 

Man, I remember ads for this game every month in EGM and GamePro.  I never did get to play it.