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My wife and I went to Ireland for a week. That was very cool, driving on the left side of the road. Thank the Lord for the GPS unit we rented, couldn't get by without it. Lots of cool castle and churches.

I was all excited to see the little blue light and was sad when all it only was an update. It did get me in the mood to play WarioLand : Shake It though.

Blockbuster and Hollywood video sell a ton of used DVDs.

I hardley ever trade in games because you get nothing in return.

It makes me kind of sad to see Glass Joe getting beat all the time. Poor guy, I wonder if his record has improved at all?

I like that the more a character gets hit, the more damage is visiable.

Go Deep inside! *insert inappropriate joke here*

but seriously, this game looks kind of awesome.

I have done two stints with Gamefly and liked the service except I ran out of games I wanted to rent (back when I only had a gamecube, and after the 1st year of the Wii). It also was kind of hard to get the most popular games, there was always an extra wait.

Right now I have a blockbuster pass that lets me rent 1 game or movie at a time for $20 but I am going to cancel it this week because the games I want are always rented out. it was worth it to try Wii Music though because now I know I will not buy it.

I played it the day after new years with my wife and haven't played it since. I will take it to youth night at my church in a few weeks though.

Dude, I love freakin love that game! The multiplayer was the bomb!! ;-)

but seriously, multiplayer was so awesome in that game.

On Christmas Day the Family spent 4 or 5 hours playing Wii Sports after dinner. Mostly bowling and golf but we had a few boxing matches (the video is on my sister's camera sorry). I even got my Mom, Dad, Aunt, and Uncle to play. We also got a few Guitar Hero (world tour and legends of rock) songs in b4 dinner.

The next day my wife and I had the day off so we played Boom Blox for a couple hours and then Wii sports for a few more.

New Years was a different story, only the pre-teens played Wii upstairs. The adults played Scrabble, Rook, and Hands n' Feet (last two are card games). I played the longest, about 6-7 hours of Rook. Although, we had the one side of the family's "christmas" gift exchange and 3 Wii games were given as gifts (all shovelware for the pre-teens) and got a gift card to Best Buy which probably will go to gaming.

I received COD:WaW from my Mom-In-Law
Wii brand sleep shorts from my Wife
2000 Wii Points from my Sister

and my bro-in-law gave me his XBOX 360 with Rainbow Six 2, Kane & Lynch, Star Wars: the complete saga (which actually I bought for him this Christmas but since he gave me his system i bought it for myself) and a couple of RPGs that I will probably never play because I don't have the time. It is the first non-Nintendo brand system I have ever owned.

I also got the Gutiar Hero : World Tour disc only for $20 and a wireless sensor bar for $6 at my local circuit city because it was going out of business.