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Ser, the person who made that post was having a rough day and it wasn't pointed at you. A long time member of that group left because they felt like the group was being taken over. That, and the original poster's mother is dying, so she was just in a bad frame of mind.

BaD started out as a challenge between two 1uppers, Gabe and Alice, and they invited the rest of us along and it kind of avalanched from there. Neither Gabe nor Alice mind if we carry the name over, both posted in that discussion that they're kind of flattered that BaD will continue on. So unruffle your feathers, please.

Nice find, by the way! My grandmother once found an LCD game with about 50 different games on it that she bought to have around for my younger cousins to play with when they were over.

No, let's play Global Thermo-nuclear War.

Hi Christopher. Good to see you here.

If I could find my map, I'd scan it for you. But once you start mapping it on paper, it makes a lot more sense.

I was in the next DC Metro train behind the one that someone stepped in front of to off themselves, glad I wasn't in the first one! And toilet adventures are never fun, the stories I could tell... Sorry you had a crappy (sorry, couldn't help myself there!) vacation.

I love Skies of Arcadia Legends! The airship battles are my favorite combat of any game. They happen to be pretty realistic in terms of how old sailing warships had to do battle. Enjoy!

I have to admit not liking the original. The camera movement made me incredibly nauseous and all I could think about when I looked at Lara was "why don't her boobs give her a black eye when she runs?" and "I didn't know they made sports bras in that size!"

That said, I'm looking forward to the upcoming game, although I'm going to have to wait to buy it until I have some money coming in again.

Must find this and play it. I don't mind simplistic gameplay, especially of it helps move the story along. My favorite games have all been extremely story-driven, so this one sounds like a must-have for me. Hopefully, my mother and grandmother will continue their recent tradition of giving me either an Amazon giftcard or a GameStop gift card for my upcoming birthday and I can take care of this oversight.

As a frequent late adopter myself, may I congratulate you on your purchase?The way I look at it, we actually have the advantage of a huge library of titles to choose from once we finally get a platform.

I, too, bought the PS3 for its exclusives, my primary console being my 360. The Little Big Planet games are amazing, I love how people can create and publish levels for anyone to play. I wish I had the creative spark to make my own, however, it's just as much fun to check out other peoples' levels. If you like Zelda, 3D Dot Game Heroes is a lot of fun. Check out Journey and Flower from thatgamecompany (fLow is interesting, but not in the same league as the other two). If you like rpgs, Ni No Kuni is beautiful, and I like the story. Tales of Graces f is also good. And there are the Ratchet & Clank Future games, if you like platforming and blowing things up in creative ways. Have fun!

I like the idea of being able to buy Android games on a console - I don't have a cell phone and there are some games out there I'd like to try.

That's not silly at all. I used to do the same thing with books, movies and TV shows. I think that may be one of the reasons I love games so much - I can immerse myself in the game world and be a part of the whole thing. And that also reminds me: did you ever play Retro Game Challenge? The premise is a lot like what you used to do.