blueneurosis

Oh sweet Ben, you are too gentle for this ASCII world.

The rare content where the runtime alone can make me smile.

We gotta move these bricks.

YA GOTTA BELIEVE!

Did not expect what was in the box. I don't think anyone did.

Jan's secret: he's always horny.

Ben's secret: mentally blocking out a lot of Italian cursing.

Abby's secret: nothing, she is an open book.

SKAry, SKAry stuff.

That time Vinny and Drew got so high, they lost all control, and when they came down raised over ten grand. Good times.

I really like the idea of Abby going to her office space just to get blotto while watching Disney TV movies.

Edit: Holy cats, 30 minutes to go and everyone is pretty ripped.

I found that the Ranger HQ was profoundly fond of crashing on the X-Box version of the game, which was a real bummer as the narrative has pretty good reasons for you to return there throughout the game. Yeesh, pretty much any menu/dialogue/action could crash it, and with the restart/load times, it killed whatever momentum the game tried to build up.

Managed to beat it out of pure stubborn resolve and was a bit disappointed in how combat focused a lot of the resolution becomes. I would like to revisit it in say, a year, with the Game of the Year or whatever edition that hopefully gets it in a stable, functional state.

I know it's a generation (or three) before them and it wouldn't fit with the Disney theme, but I think they would have a blast with ¡Viva Knievel!

- Leslie Nielsen as the villain of the most convoluted drug smuggling plan ever devised!

- A sentient void of charisma as the main character (who could have probably healed this film's father's back)!

- A drug pep talk that will blow all those narco curiosities all to hell.