I had Playmobil stuff as a kid. I also picked up Hype: The Time Quest well after it was released but couldn't get it to run.

At one of my first jobs, I was accused of stealing money about 6 months into my time there. When confronted, I was so angry - my own sense of honor and all that - that this exchange came about:

I don't like that Ash was apparently able to catch all three starter pokémon from the first set of games. According to the chart he caught Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur. If that's true, why can't you catch those in the wild yourself?

I've never interacted with a mature-acting stranger in any online game on any console. On the PC, the friends I've made in games like Lord of the Rings Online are always civil to each other at the very least.

No mention of GPS units?

These sound utterly disgusting. Thankfully you've proven me correct.

So glad I graduated high school 20 years ago. I didn't need a fancy calculator for school. I'm sure it was required for the high levels of math, but I did the bare minimum - I hate the subject, and it was proven that I just don't get it when I received a 16 as a midterm grade.

Bah - my bad. Forgot it was supposed to be Liberty City's Chinatown.

For me, it's as follows:

ArchoniusXXVII because Archonius was taken, as was every numerical variant I could think of, so, in a rage fit I went to Roman numerals.

Don't feel too bad - the McDonalds in this area never has a working shake machine. Thi sis especially true in March. Damn their Shamrock Shake ads...

Board games like Battleship and the like too mainstream? Go for Days of Wonder's popular train board game app "Ticket To Ride." I know it's available for iOS, and that the versions are interchangeable - games can be played multiplayer between iPad/iPhone users. It's also on Steam. Not sure if they're all compatible.

The inclusion of a Pug gives you guys a gold star in my book.

I'd rather have another good X-Wing/TIE Fighter game.

Can't buy anything with mental health, comfort and stability.

Quite a refreshing change when you have the likes of Molyneux out there, promising the moon and stars (and all the flowers and trees) only to fail to deliver something half as great.

$50 is not 50% of $79.

The Wii pedometer does something other than count steps?