tmntman

The biggest gift that I got was a heavy duty, telescoping, folding ladder. Beyond that it was mostly clothes and a new set of towels.

I did however, give my siblings a Nintendo Wii. My sister doesn't have much interest in gaming, but once we set up her Netflix account and she tried the streaming feature, she all but claimed the system for herself.

I have a complete set of extra cables for when I take the Wii to a family member's house for games night. It makes it a whole lot easier to do instead of digging around behind the entertainment center both to unhook the wires and then hook them back up later.

I don't really do anything to deal with stress because I don't have so much stress in my life that I need to.

To paraphase Moe from the Simpsons, I've been nice, in the sense that I haven't done specifically naughty.

For those interested, New Egg also has Onechanbara Bikini Zombie Slayer and MadWorld available for $13 each.

I'm limited in choices since I've only played III, Aerosmith and World Tour. Of the three, I prefer III: Legends of Rock. I never really liked the structure of World Tour where you had to play most of the tour mode with predetermined set lists.

Actually this works fine. If you only want the set for display purposes, then feel free to put the pieces where ever you want them. If you actually want to play chess, the having two very similar figures for the bishops (which should be identical) makes sense and would be less confusing.

If you don't like the pedal in the middle, move it. That's what I do. I generally have it set off to the right of the stand.

The one thing that I like about this set is that it looks like it might come close to being portable. At the very least, the stand looks like it can be disassembled like the RB 1 set to save some space.

I've killed about 2000 Pikmin between the two games. Multiply that a few million times over, and you have a few billion dead Pikmin.

I'd probably show it off at my office.