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He has an article about Ultimate Spider-Man. I have fond memories of that game fighting Rhino. I want to go back and finish it. 

Ok, how about: The Zombie's Odyssey & Oracle, Pink Floyd's A Saucerful of Secrets, Grateful Dead's Anthem of the Sun, Moody Blues' In Search of the Lost Chord ("Ride My Seesaw"), Deep Purple's Shades of Deep Purple ("Hush"), Cream's Wheels of Fire ("White Room"), Jeff Beck's Truth, The Band's Music from Big Pink, Procol Harum's  Shine on Brightly, Hendrix's Electric Lady Land, CCR's debut, Beatles' White Album, Walter Carlos' Switched on Bach, Jefferson Airplane's Crown of Creation, Jethro Tull's This Was, and Traffic's self titled album ("Feelin' Alright?"). And that's just the highlights.   

It's probably not too much. I was just hoping so I'd have more time for chips. Seriously though, I don't eat chips anymore. Ever. 

Oh darn. My BaD. I keep forgetting my farewell line. 

Oh cool! I'm so jealous. I got into them fairly recently. I like "Unconscious Power" off their first album, Heavy. 

This Playboy pinball machine was pretty tame. I immediately thought of a pinball table design a million times more lusty. 

Ha ha.

I've played Cirque Voltaire. 

I just rebooted up the demo for Pocket Card Jockey. I'll play that some more and maybe buy it. I liked it the first time. 

Even going back to N64, Mark and I would bounce back and forth from FPS games to action RPGs like Gauntlet Legends. Sometimes, when a game doesn't have co-op but we both want to play it, we play it in tandem and then challenge each other to see who finishes it first. That's fun too. 

I wish I could have it running on my wall in some demo mode so I could look at it like a painting.