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You'll lose a lot in the beginning of Pocket Card Jockey until you breed some higher level horses.

I think I reviewed that Secret Files game but I thought I reviewed it on 3DS.

SEGA SuperStars Tennis is really good.  I didn't have it on the Wii, but on another console.  Any game with Ulala in it can't be bad, right? :)

Since I've been blind in my left eye since birth and can't see 3-D effects, I skipped out on Star Fox 64 3D since the 3-D effects were the main draw of the new game.  Plus, even though Star Fox 64 was fun, I didn't like it THAT much to buy it again.

I don't live with my phone attached to my hand, so I don't really know if I want all these companion apps for games.  Unless they're REALLY useful or they're for games I REALLY like.  But otherwise, nah.

For some reason, Rygar on PS2 reminded me of Rampage, since you break lots of buildings and pillars with that yo-yo weapon.  Good mindless fun.

I reviewed that Sakura Wars game a long time ago.  The lady who kept her horse in her apartment was funny.

Those Sam & Max games are so good. I miss old school TellTale.

Yeah, Samba de Amigo was way better on Dreamcast, surprisingly.  I still have my maracas!  Only cool thing about the Wii version was that Ulala was in it.

PAX South a few weeks ago.

It's a joke. :)  You know, because in the game someone says, "You almost became a Jill Sandwich!"

I got SFV at Capcom's booth at PAX South for just 20 bucks, and I'll say it's probably not worth more than that.  Although I don't really play fighting games much.  I will say that Cammy is super cool in SFV.  

I can't imagine renting an RPG nowadays, although I did that all the time in the SNES days.

Our first PC was an Apple ][+.  That was what I first played games on at home.  I didn't get a home console until the Atari 5200, and even then I didn't ask for it.  It was a surprise Christmas present.  Most of my gaming as a little kid was eithe done on that PC or in the arcades!  Kind of weird that I was a PC gamer back then and am a console gamer now!