Over the Memorial Day holiday weekend, I went out and picked up a Nintendo Gamecube. Since I'm Star Wars fan, the second-to-launch title was Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III - Rebel Strike.

Luckily, both system and game have been out for a while, so my total expenditure is less than what I paid for my PlayStation 2 in February or March. Of course, the Gamecube is probably the least-selling system out of the big three (PS2, XBox, and GCN) and it might be a dying platform, but hey, I'm still buying games for my 16-bit Super Nintendo Entertainment System, which I've had for twelve or thirteen years. (Matter of fact, the last time I bought a Nintendo console, George Bush was President and we were fighting in Iraq. The more things change, the more things stay the same.)

Since that means that I've got four operational game systems to suck up my time when not studying for the bar, er, blogging may suffer. Badly.

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