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That's the first thing I would do is find the other player to see what they look like.

And what's with every game having to have a mine cart level?  Nobody likes those either!

And Moto Roader isn't very Moto either.  Wait that didn't make any sense!

Can't wait to read it.  I was never a big fan of Kung Fu Master, but it sure was popular back then!

I wonder if the TG-16 Mini will be hard to find?

I can just see two people playing that, "Hey, where are you in the maze?"  "I don't know, where are you?"

Multiplayer sounds like it could be a disaster in that kind of game!

I don't think I've liked any first person dungeon crawling game.  That's what turned me off of the first Phantasy Star.

Did it have a split screen for two player?  

So I'm probably the weird one here, but Super Mario Kart on the SNES is my favorite Mario Kart game.  It's also one of my top five favorite games of all time.  So since Mario Kart Super Circuit looks closest to SNES Mario Kart, it's my second favorite Mario Kart game!  It feels more like a SNES sequel and I love how all the tracks from the SNES game are unlockable in the GBA one, too!

2001 started out all right, but a few months in and I had a few disagreements with family and moved out a bit abruptly, which caused some bumpiness for a little while.  Then my editor left the Lifestyles section at the newspaper and they decided they'd fire all the free-lance game reviewers (me included), and hire one guy who just was lucky to have graduated a year before me and could work there right away.  And then 9/11 happened.  So yeah, a sucky year for me.

The GameCube came out that year so I played a lot of Luigi's Mansion, Super Monkey Ball, and Super Smash Bros. Melee.  

One story about being let go from the newspaper.  While I was writing for the newspaper, I got to know the team that made Pac-Man World and Pac-Man World 2 pretty well.  Pac-Man World 2 was set to release right about the time I got laid off from the newspaper.  I had to tell the team to not send me a review copy of it because I wouldn't be able to write an article for it.  But they sent me one anyway and the whole team signed the front of the box.  That's a memory that'll stick with me always (well that and Ulala).