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Current Ramblings

Tuesday, April 19, 2005

Because I haven't made a boring game post in a while.

We finally got a DS game in at work, and it was one of those 80s game collections I usually can't stand. But I was desperate and it was cheap (And how often do you hear that in a child support case?) so I picked it up. And I'll be damned if Missle Command on a touch screen isn't God's Own Creation.

Man, I need some real DS games.

posted@1:30 AM by:Trixter: 0 comments   

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