PixlBit

Not going to get it, but the original PlayStation was the first non-Nintendo console I bought.

Your blog title reminds me of an arcade game by Sammy called DemolishFist.  I don't know why, but it does.

Here's what I did on the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

Thursday I watched the Macy's parade on TV so I could see the Skylanders balloon.  Then we ate food.

Friday we got up early and did some Black Friday stuff.  We mostly buy toys at a good deal and then donate them to Toys for Tots.

Saturday I watched the Penguins of Madagascar movie in the morning.  Then I visited my dad's side of the family in the afternoon, and in the evening I played board games at a friend's house.

Sunday I slept in, and then I put up Christmas decorations outside.

And when I wasn't doing any of that,  I played games and wrote reviews.  The end.

I'd have a hard time giving up all my gaming stuff.  I guess that's why I'm not married yet.

I haven't beated LEGO Batman 3 yet, but it doesn't look like it has a huge Gotham City hub world like the second one had.  Am I correct in that assumption?

On the first game, I picked Bulbasaur.  He was great in the beginning, and when I beat the game and tried to catch all the rest of the monsters I missed, I equipped Bulbasaur with skills like poison, sleep, and stun powders to make it easier to catch them. 

Klonoa: Door to Phantomile was so underhyped.  Actually most of the games I like are underhyped. 

I didn't like Sonic Rush as much as the Advance games for some reason.  Generations is pretty good, though.

Sonic 3 was the first Sonic game I liked somewhat.  Sonic Boom has issues, I just don't think it's as horrible as others have made it out to be.

If I were a Macy's parade announcer, I'd skip all that Broadway stuff they do at the beginning. ;)

They would probably take an existing airplane ride-on toy, stick some eyes on it, and call it Planes. :)