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I was wacked out on drugs as my band was racing up the charts in '98. No time for games except that time my roadie showed me Spyro the Dragon and I said, "That dragon is bad ass, but why is he purple, man?" Then I made a rude joke and went back to my groupies. 

But all kidding aside, I was likely playing Turok 2 and Star Wars: Rogue Squadron on N64 to the nerdy tunes from Genesis' box set, Archive '67-'75 with my friend Mark. . . No groupies, no blow. . . my band played some gigs at a Curling Club for like $20 each. 

Like Dragon's Dogma? Makes me interested. Maybe I'll rent it. 

Nicole did mention playing and liking it in a recent blog. Actually, she said she was going to buy it over Mass Effect, I think, because of the criticism ME was getting. 

I guess that's why I'm revisiting these series. Now I can replay them, in most cases remastered with a new set of achievements. 

Her full name is Tungsteena Zarpedon. Handsome Jack laughs at her at one point in the game and tells her she must've had a rough time in high school and that her parents must've hated her for naming her that. Jack makes jerky comments like that all the time, but that is a funny name without the military title. 

7 plus the 2 Halo Wars games. All playable on XBO. Wish they'd do that with some other series too. Oh wait. 9 plus 2. There are the two twin-stick shooter games made for tablets. 

I'm going to rent Mass Effect. 

Now it's Sunday here on EST. Woohoo Sunday!

I'm wondering how it plays on the Wii-U because I might get that instead for the moment. I want it for some games I missed. 

40 moonstones is like 100k in cash in that game. It's stuff you want to save to upgrade your backpack, weapons and bank to hold more stuff. I'm always short when I get to one and then have to remember where it was to go back. 

Very. I just saw another commercial for the game and system to rub it in even more. 

Yea, I never had a virtual boy either. I didn't even know it existed back in the day.