Ken Fager

I'm forced to move between machines constantly at work with a shared office. Editing media can be a hassle with even between work network drives and home. I'd use the 30gb to keep my iPhoto/Aperture libraries in sync.

When I was hospitalized for a week when I was 11 years old I played Super Metroid's intro sequence over and over again. I was absolutely smitten with the dramatic music and presentation. Sometimes I would reset the game just to hear the cheesy "The last metroid is captivity. The galaxy is at peace..." line.

Super Metroid still is the best game in the series.

The flash card I used was the TopToy DSTT w/ 2gb MicroSD card. Not the most expensive or prettiest of the flash cards, but it does the job.

@Tony Bowman

I did the Basilisk on PSP thing a long time ago too. I just got sick of the constant PSP Firmware nonsense locking out homebrew. My PSP is now collecting dust. It truly was nothing more than a bit of novelty at the time.

I'll just throw this in with the recycled cans after I'm taunted endlessly for being stupid enough to buy it in the first place.

Despite my staunch anti-cell stance, I still think this a suave piece of tech and would use it without cell service.

I've been booting Ubuntu LiveCD's in the UW-Oshkosh campus computer labs and leaving the machine. Hopefully people take the discs I leave behind and use them.

Though I know Opera isn't a "game" technically, one can still play the interweb.

:D

Japan typically pays more for games compared to the US. If it does come here, it most likely will carry a lower price tag.