I own a copy of Frogger for PlayStation and can play it at any time I want, yet I don't own a PlayStation of any kind. Some of you reading this post might be asking yourself, "How?" while others reading this post might be saying "He must own an emulator." The people saying I must own an emulator are correct. I own a PlayStation emulator, a Connectix Virtual Game Station, to be exact. My dad bought it right before Sony filed the lawsuit against emulators, so I guess he was lucky. Long after it was over, he gave it to me, along with the copy of Frogger for PlayStation. So if you see Frogger for PlayStation in My Collection, you now have an explanation for how it got there.

Yes, world, I lost and finally found my copy of Sonic Advance 3 this afternoon, and in my couch. Yes, you heard me. After over a year of searching, I found it in my couch and - as surprising as it sounds - still plays great, even after it's been collecting dust and who-knows-what-else under there for so long.

I wrote my first review just a few minutes ago for International Track and Field for GameBoy Color (apparently for GameBoy Color; my cartrige is a black GameBoy cartrige) and as it turns out I wrote the first and only review for it.