PixlBit

Living in the same area where GameStop's headquarters are, I've never had too much trouble with finding a game store.  What I do miss are the smaller mom and pop places like Gamefellas in Austin and a couple of places I'd go to when visiting family in Alabama.  One had the cool name "Player Two," and the other one looked kind of sketchy like it was just some dude's closet, not a store.  But I got some of my best deals in games from those places.

You should go back to it.  Luckily it's not too hard or long.  But very fun and memorable.

I imagine a lot of game titles could make good band names.  You folks have a knack for picking out the worst game in a batch of reviews to talk about. :)

Trivia question for you.  What is the wizard's name in Sorcerer's Apprentice and why is it significant?

I love those Mario Kart Hot Wheels.  Little Kid Cary would've totally bought them all.

I hope you give LEGO City Undercover another chance, as it's one of the best LEGO games made.  The humor in that game is so great.  They make fun of all sorts of cops and robbers and jail TV shows and movies.  Everything from Starsky and Hutch to Shawshank Redemption.

I don't see them as much as I used to. Hardly at all really.

Yeah the other Konami collections I got when they went down to ten bucks on a sale.

It doesn't help that the 'box art' for the game on the menu screen makes it look like some sort of cool Ghosts N Goblins/Castlevania mash up.

I don't know how hard they'd be to find now.  For a while they were all over the dollar stores.

Yeah Demon Quest 85 plays like a dating sim and I do not like those.

Yeah I would like some more in-game instructions.  I don't like having to go online to get that info.  But maybe I'm just old fashioned.