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Exactly. Wario's got more original games under his belt than Luigi, Peach, and Yoshi combined! He's done very well for himself, even if Nintendo don't sing his praise from the rooftops.

Whooo... This takes me back. I was only 13 or so when that game came out. I'd stay up into the, uh.... 'dead' of night, playing it for hours in bed.

Course we had to blow in our cartridges sometimes, just to get 'em working... and we liked it that way! We also had to turn a crank while operating the controller, just to keep the picture in focus. Taught us diligence and made us grateful. Now get yer sorry keister off my front lawn, before I...

I daresay in one of the Game Boy Gallery/Game & Watch Gallery titles. Wish they'd make another of those. They could even create some new, interesting games for it... (but just like Wario Land, nobody seems willing to take up R&D1's old, less-popular franchises).

For protection, the hand gun is all good and well, but what about pest control and hunting, in general? I'm not a hunter, but I've grown up among them, and rifles and crossbows are the standard. Pest control with a handgun seems ludicrous and impractical.

I've never been a politically-charged person, but I know first-hand that rural people need some form of protection. My old family home is surrounded by dense ranges, foresty hills, and no clearly marked roads or indicators. The phone reception is always scarce, and it would take the police no...

Seven months for me. What will become of us, Mona?

As much as I love Wario, his character appeal is not exactly huge. When you lay the cards on the table, he was extremely lucky to get even a third of the games and sequels he's had. Wario was in a unique position, because his creators used him as their own creative alternative to making games...

Just thinking out loud here, but I really love that ambient 'dripping' sound whenever you boot up the Dreamcast. It's so calming and takes me back to the late 90's-early 2000's...

I know I was rabbiting on, but I've always felt this game really deserved some recognition for trying to break the mould. I love how refreshingly different it is. Sure, it's challenging and totally unfair at times, but it never kicks you out of the race for messing up, and you never, ever have...

Not many (if any) will be interested here, but I’d like to pay a chunky tribute and briefly shine the spotlight on a game I have a ton of respect for, which came out 10 years ago on the Wii. A game I consider a real diamond in the rough, which happens to contain the strangest kart racing...

One of my favourite Tull tunes, to be sure....

Well, like all things it depends on where you live, really. The Doors pops up on the box and radio fairly regularly over here. Same thing goes for old TV shows that rarely screen in native countries anymore... yet constantly, ceaselessly air elsewhere in the world during daytime hours...