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A saw a Snoopy and Woodstock Pop Figure the other day in astronaut gear. I almost bought it, but if they had been in the cockpit of a Sopwith Camel, I wouldn't have thought twice about buying it. I think I've seen that "Flying Machines" movie once. I'll watch anything with biplanes in it. 

Weirdly, I noticed FarSight Studios logo in the opening screens of Backyard Baseball '09 on Wii. Wiki lists both Humongous and FarSight as devs on the game. Strange. 

So far it's been fun. Part of it was that I didn't have anything to look for at my local game shops since retro RPGs are all expensive and hard to find. With this new way, I have a large list. I recently added four cheap, but interesting retro games to my library. 

Cozy Grove looks fun. I'm interested in your upcoming cozy sims blog. I sometimes look for games like that just to chill out with. Clicker Heroes is that for me now, but I'm looking forward to Farm Together 2, which should be coming to console any day now, I just haven't seen anything yet. It's been out on PC since last year. I'm dying to play it. 

I overheard some coworkers talking about the Murderbot Diaries, but I thought it was a TV show because they are always talking about TV shows. I'll have to investigate the books now. 

Cool! I want one so I can get GameCube games with the subscription, but that's not enough to justify the expense. I hope friend requests work across Switch systems. 

Exactly my experience! I am two achievements away from 100% but they all require extensive racing by car or plane. I nearly broke a controler on one of them. I was happy enough rescuing the last of the Stan Lees and stopped there. 

Yeah, there's that collection, which is also pricey as heck.

Wow, I'd love to borrow the DS version. Maine is a bit of a trek for me, although I drove to the Portland area for my bandmate's wedding years ago. haha. 

It was grueling. It probably burned me out for the year because I just stopped with RPGs a few weeks into May. 

Fun episode! I had a bit of a return to animated TV in the 90s but it was mainly The Tick, Batman Animated and X-Men, plus all the Tartokovsky (spelling?) shows starting with Dexter's Lab. I recenlty tried to watch Darkwing Duck because I love the designs they made for him and his gear but the show was just aimed too young for me to enjoy. Same with TaleSpin which I desperately wanted to like. They're good shows for kids though. 

Progress in Clicker Heroes begins to slow after a little while as if it's saying, "don't you want to buy something now?", but I ignore that, leave the game for a while and return for a reward that gets me going again. Rinse and repeat. I'm almost able to Ascend right now, so I'm not thinking of quiting yet. I was so out of other free-2-plays because of this though. It's always the same routine, but you get some fun in for a little while.

Shadow of the Ninja looks pretty great. I think I had it on my wish list but it didn't go on sale in time for the month I had it there. I'll have to remember that one for next time. 

I used to read Dr. Strange comics a few years back and an occational Hulk one so I could share it with my friend who's a big Hulk fan. So I knew of She-Hulk. I didn't know she was in Marvel vs. Capcom. That's kind of cool. 

I heard Chrono Trigger is on PC through Steam, although I haven't checked because I don't have a gaming PC at the moment, but that is good news. . . or, a good rumor I'd like to believe. It seems a no brainer to me. 

That's super cool. You both must've been thrilled by that. 

Someone still has Brotherhood out at my library, but I'm patiently waiting. I think I'm next in line. I'm thinking of owning it though because I should have all the M&L games for my collection.