PixlBit

Good one. 

I got my first set of instruments from Gamestop too when they were on a crazy low price sale. Then I traded them to free up space in my closet. It's going to be tough to get good unbroken and cheap stuff from the Goodwills I go to now, but I'll try. 

I'm going to have to look for some physical Pac-Man collections. I see Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions for 3DS and I think Pac-Man Museum + might have gotten a physical version.

That's too bad. It was a rare day-one buy for me, and I'm not giving it up no matter what crazy price it rises to on the resale market. I'd love to play the six or so Japanese "Wars" series games that came before the GBA games too. Put those in a collection.

They do. Like your very first math class. 

I couldn't find a useful weapon for the no metal weapons dungeon the last time I played FF4. I'll remember to keep something useful in my inventory this time around. 

Original Space Invaders kind of bores me, but I was so surprised by Extreme and the second one. 

Wheatley is great. He keeps getting killed and then come back again. I know there's something fun late in the game with him, but I haven't gotten there yet (it was talked about a lot at the time in the magazines I used to get, so I know about it, but haven't experienced that part of the story yet). 

Pac-Man C.E. is really fun. Pac-Man 256 is my next favorite Pac-Man game. 

I appreciate Braid a little more each time I try it, but it still makes me yell. 

I got him on my phone's lock screen and my 360 wallpaper right now. 

I'd like to try that Phoenix Wright/Layton crossover. I think the Layton games have a system that lets you replay a failed puzzle by spending some collectible. Maybe that's one of the reasons I like it. If a game goes easy on me, I'm more likely to stick with it. 

I'm very skeptical of stylus controls, but I'm sure some games do it well. I'll take you word on it and try to pick up a copy. 

I finally got far enough in Braid to realize the reverse time mechanic can help me. But I need long breaks between platform game plays. 

I'll have to look for that mini-game when I replay Alien Hominid. My previous plays didn't last long enough, I guess. I love the art style, but it's hard. 

Ikaruga is going to be hard too, but I still want to get some time with it. 

The story in the Halo games is totally lost on me. I rarely have a sense of what's going on. I'm just trying to survive it and do fun things. I'll read one of the Halo books to get my story fix.