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Joe - Alundra is a PS1 game that can also be downloaded on PSN. I have no idea if Steam has it, but I doubt it. The other two can be played for free here, they're flashgames, so no need to download anything.

As for the trailer for Divergent, nope, haven't seen it yet.

Most of my Christmas music choices can be found on either CD Baby or you can listen to a sample at Amazon.

You can watch Agents of SHIELD on Hulu Plus. Help keep my friends' daughter employed - she's first unit AD for most of the episodes. I've actually owned that DVD copy of Hero for a couple of years, but just watched it for the first time recently.

You can get the FMS PAD challenge lists here. It's been a lot of fun, and I joined the Facebook group, too. Best thing about it has been the no pressure aspect, it's just for the fun of it.

Yeah, Facebook has kept me marginally sane, believe it or not, lol. That's cool that I'm actually playing something that's being played on Backloggers.

Hey Aaron! All three of the ones I listed are good, but I think I liked Parker the best. Redemption is probably the better movie of the three, it just had a depressing ending.

I'v emade it up to the point I stopped playing the first time, so I have high hopes. That, and gamefaqs.

Being a broke, depressed, unemployed hermit.

Yes, indeed, they were free.

My nieces and nephews are great at introducing me to books and music I might not otherwise find on my own. And do check out the Divergent series. I think it's better written than The Hunger Games, which I also really liked.

Like others, I'd have to see the scene before I can make any real judgement. Could be she was put off because the desperate Dracula didn't latch on to the first human he came to - he killed the man and then sucked the blood of the woman. If he was so desperate, why was he so desciminating in his tastes?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm in.

Wow, has it been a year already? You may not have blogged a ton, but I've enjoyed reading them all. Especially the one where you talked about your dad and his love of games. Looking forward to reading the next year's crop.