PixlBit

I don't remember ever asking for a console as a kid. My dad was into the latest gadgets and so he surprised us with an Atari on Xmas one year. From like '85-95 I was a PC gamer. Then it was both PC and consoles until about 2006, and since then it's been exclusively consoles. I never got a phone or tablet, and I downsized my PCs to laptops and tried to keep my gaming away from them so I could work. I guess consoles have come a long way. They can do close to PC performance and are easier to use. 

Yea, they are long, but with Gamefly there's no late fees. Plus, I may not like it, and then I'll only play it a short time and send it back. The local libraries near me carry games now but you only get a week for $2. I could then renew it, but I don't like having that late fee risk sitting in the back of my mind. 

I have Umbrella Chronicles. I'm interested in on-rails shooters especially for the Wii, where I think it might work well with the controllers. 

It was a platformer, so I got frustrated with it, but it looked great (Castle of Illusion on Genesis).

I found out one of them fit all my Swap Force figures that were swapable (the larger ones) but it didn't come close to holding all the smaller unswappable figures that came out at the same time.

Yea, it turned out to be so appropriate for Valentines Day.

I was surprised there was a disc copy available. I thought it would be downloadable only.

Yea, plus $300 isn't a fortune.

I was surprised to hear how many buisness sims were being written in the 60s on those mainframes. I guess it was one of the first applications for computers outside of weather prediction and bomb making.

The game gets a little sluggish sometimes and the helicopters stop picking up animals and some animals get frozen in place. An easy fix is to save, exit and return. That usually does it.