[QUOTE="JuarN18"]Some gameboys have a contrast dial, maybe that's messed up?tomarlyn

There should be one on the left side of the Game Boy, opposite to the volume dial. The Game Boy Pocket also had those dials.

Asteroids

I don't think I could ever get bored with that game.

If it involved a ReDead, I was uncomfortable.

I played Math Blaster In Search of Spot on my PC back when I was 6-years-old, and I thought it was a great game. Then again, I did enjoy playing a lot of educational games like those from the JumpStart franchise.

It's the new Matrix, at least in my books.

I have nothing different to say about my local GameSpot, but I should mention the GameStation that is relatively close to my house. It sells games and even consoles dating back to Atari. I like to go there every so often to buy this and that.

I originally bought v1.2 back in '99 and it was that version of the game that I had beaten. Ten years later, I bought The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition for the GameCube, just in case any of my Zelda cartridges ever croak. Thankfully, they haven't, yet.

Tetris DS

I passed it up back in '06 while in GameStop. I didn't merely overlook it; I intentionally rejected purchasing it, since I didn't care about it at that point. Then, in '07, I got Tetris fever, so I immediately tried to find it again at that store. But, I found out that it was produced in limited quantity, so I'd have a better chance of finding it used and not in stores. So, I turned to eBay, and I saw the most abundant list of counterfeits ever on a single page. Every once in a while I check back to the page to try to find one that it is not a bootleg or a grossly-overpriced real copy.

I don't see a picture of her on the site, so I can't be sure whether or not he was telling the truth.

Well, that's one way of using the creative freedom given by WarioWare D.I.Y.