OK, right now I'm at 163. I plan to stop at 200 (yeah, sure I am.) The DS isn't quite dead yet, although they did move the location of the new games to the back of the store. Had to wait forever for these two dumb kids, one who had problems with his DS, and another who wanted to sign up for Gamestop's stupid rewards card. Yeah, I shop at Gamestop. Why? It's right near the used video game store. Sure I could go to Best Buy, but they don't have nearly half of what Gamestop does. So convenience, really, there's a mall right across the street from the video game store. I got You Don't Know Jack and Okamiden, which IGN says is the swan song for the DS, I say Kirby: Mass Attack would be if it comes out at all. It's still scheduled to be for the DS in Q4 2011 to be published by Nintendo, or so says IGN, anyway. I don't know if I can trust IGN, though, they said there would be a Duke Nukem game for the DS, and I asked the guy at Gamestop if there is, and he said there isn't. Either way I was disappointed by the fact that there isn't one. Anyway, I actually got a game that begins with the letter O. I'm stoked. You'd think after 161 games there would be at least one. So anyway, the must-get list just got a whole lot shorter. In fact, the only game I can think of that I want for DS that I don't have that's out right now is Sonic Colors. Is it me or are people getting dumber? I read the back of the box for You Don't Know Jack, and it says "Basic reading ability is needed to fully enjoy this game." That's all fine and good, except for the game is rated T for Teen. Are there teens out there who can't read? The school system would be an epic fail if there are teens out there who aren't mentally disabled in some way who can't read. Of course, this is coming from someone who taught himself to read at the age of 2, so how would I know? I look at the Your Baby Can Read ads and I still think it's all faked. You can train a baby to talk just like a parrot. I wouldn't be surprised if the same people made Your Parrot Can Read. And then there is a company I saw on Jay Leno's headlines segment that thinks cats can read, so I'm not all that crazy...