Allen

It looks and sounds like a game I played at the state fair when I was a kid. It was called Bowler Roller, though it probably has various names in different places. And I actually did win it once, surprisingly enough. I remember it because it was the only one of those carnival games I ever won. (Sorry if this appears twice... I had a wi-fi connection problem when I tried posting it the first time.)

I'd love to see DS versions (expanded remakes or full-blown sequels) of two of my favorite SNES games: Lost Vikings and Zombies Ate My Neighbors.

Since I used to live in Lumberton, where this paper is published, I feel I should come to the city's defense by pointing out that this is a syndicated column, as you can tell from the address at the bottom of the page. So even though it appeared in the paper there, it isn't the product of a local. A quick Google search shows that the same article was used in papers from several other states too.

I wouldn't have even bothered posting this, but some of the comments here have been directed at the city or county rather than the author, and that's not really fair, since it's pretty clear she's not truly a representative of the area. That said, I definitely agree that she didn't do enough research and that she should've tried it out for herself before complaining about it. At least she has the chance to give it a try, unlike so many of us who can't yet.