Ghosts is basically every cheesy televised special about paranormal phenomena hosted by Lee/McDowell/Nimoy/et al. as a video game: lame, Boomerish, ultimately loveable. Yow, your gamelog is equal parts commendation archive and nostalgia trip.

You're probably not an Xer, so the edgycool demeanor so popular in the '90s may seem abnormal and asinine because it is. As often as not, its enactment entails being a prick to everyone and bitching about corporations while shilling a corporate product. I scoffed through Y2K circa 2002 and of course I hate everything about it, but that inexplicably rendered lime green sofa is as indelible as anything I've ever seen.

musha aleste good!

think the music is so repetetive in sufami mario picross that its unbearable after a while. can definitely relate

As games for normies come, Halo is sporadically engaging. It doesn't provoke abashed horripilation or violent emesis like Call of Duty or anything. Look, I don't know. I played this thing while babysitting years ago and it kept everybody out of my hair while I grappled with the goddamned Jiffy Pop on a wretchedly temperamental stovetop. Anyway, Doomguy could kick Mister Chef's ASS in a fistfight

*master chef iron chef

Burger Bistro Story looks so cute; Kairosoft game rule.

@rbuchanan I wanted to like your comment but I accidentally hit delete >_< So sorry about that!

Eh, I've only done that five or six times

I enjoyed both Crazy Taxis, but also prefer the first; were all of the maps available in the sequel, I might change my mind....