Hi Racketboy, I was wondering if anyone here knows of any documents or databases that specialize in design analysis. Supposedly fans of the original Sonic The Hedgehog have written a very large document on the physics of the old games and why Sega should stick to the old engine. Something like this ...

Metal Warriors for SNES, mostly for it's fantastic two-player mode.

Action 52 NES; actually a lot of fun to just screw around and wait for the game to spontaneously explode.

Congrats man, good for you!

Also you're football dance video was pretty beastly.

^ The Gamestop website had some 3DS games priced at $50, though some a speculating that that's just a place holder.

I myself wouldn't mind shelling out $40, but $50 will add up way to quick.

I really love:

Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck works by Carl Barks

Calvin and Hobbes

Frank, by Jim Woodring

Pogo, by Walt Kelly

and The Adventures of Tintin, by Herge

Don't think I will ever get into superhero comics anytime soon, but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy a good one-shot.

I would say Eraserhead or Inland Empire. They are really uncomfortable, and David Lynch is a master at crafting nightmare-scapes.

Geez, conglaturation! You might just earn yourself a spot in a King of Kong sequel!

I think most people know about the infinite water level in the North American SMB, but did you know that on the Famicom Disc System version, there are actually three complete minus world levels. Including a level with flying Princess Toadstools.

If I could, I would vote for everything on there, but I had to settle with films, for I have written quite a few reviews.

Also, you should add Food, for I am a foodie.

Definitely Cave Story on the Wii.

Maybe DK Country Returns.