The next episode is going to feature a discussion on how,where and why we buy our games. We would love to have EVERYONES input on this, including your opinions how,where and why you buy your games where you do. You all know where we are going with this, and we didn't want to just throw up a poll, and read the results on the show. So make your best arguments, and we will discuss them and give our thoughts on the next episode. Mike and I will NOT post our thoughts in this forum,(you'll have to wait to episode #4...

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This last weekend I got to get my Arkham on, about 7 hours of full-frontal Lovecraftian goodness. We played 2 games, one with 4 people and the 2nd with 3 - all the expansion cards, and we tucked the Kingsport board under the Dunwich one so the otherworld locations peeked out. 1 win, 1 loss. As normal, having a large helping of Arkham ...makes me want to play more Arkham.   Saturday was the local Sci Fi group (www.misfit.org) annual Trivia contest. For the first time in a while, some groups got eliminated - normally it's...

In earlier posts, I have tried to find a "BoardGameGeek" for my video game collection. That has met with some success , and while soliciting candidates, "Goozex " was mentioned to me a couple of times. As a database, it's not so hot. What it does do, however, is provide a pretty painless place to trade video games. I say "pretty painless" because most places that facilitate video game trading are either (1) Screwing you, (2) Have a small audience, or (3) Both. The "Screwing you" camp consists largely of brick-and-mortar establishments like GameStop. They will take your...