As someone who does not really enjoy RPGs besides Fallout, and particularly someone who mostly avoids JRPGs, I was able to play for about 10 hours before losing interest and going back to Zelda. That's a pretty long time for someone like me.

Think of work as grinding.

Did you take my comment to mean that all consoles are invincible to an industry crash? That is not what I meant. This is what I should have said: Currently, I feel that PC gaming is in decline, but current gen console sales remain strong.

Yes I've heard of Atari. Yes, bad things happened to them in 1983. Would you care to elaborate or offer some explanation as to why you brought Atari into this discussion?

haha!!! some good lulz there! even more appropriate than my image.

Maybe a computer gaming crash, but consoles? Lol, not happening.

Wow, I miss Warcraft. I used to love that game about 15 years ago or whenever it was. I have no interest in MMO's.

"RAN EERT IS A DTUCHE BAE" ???

1996 Impala SS: Wipers and/or washer jets will not work on any setting until the selector is moved to max speed. Then all wiper speed setting work as normal for the rest of the trip, until the car is shut off. Every time.

Yeah, that's cool and all, but who needs this when there's Superman 64?!

I like cats. I just don't feel that they like me as much as I like them. I've never had that problem with a dog.

Having been brought up by parents who only had cats, cats were my first pets when I moved out of their house. I've raised several from babies and I always thought I liked cats better until I finally had the opportunity to finally raise a puppy.

Whoa, colors!

I too enjoy Bit Trip Runner. It's a solid game in its own right, but they really nailed the nostalgia aspect as well. Do you remember Pitfall? If you spent your youth playing Atari I know you do.

I was raised a cat person, but I'm now a dog convert for the past 2 years. I still like cats, but I now know that owning a dog is a million times more rewarding. I've never looked back.

Spot on.

I guess you could buy one of those full-face anime masks...

Oh, yeah. Shipping costs for large items are somewhat prohibitive for most people. But that is the price of having something cool and rare.

No need to be a smart-ass. It's worth it to some people.

Welcome to the year 2000!