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Cool, they're still around. They used to have a park out near where I live in Dallas, so that's where we went. --Klonoa

Bean Bunny should've been the plush toy for the Easter basket. Ha ha! --Klonoa

Maybe it was an I-beam. Ha. I liked that skit. It was fascinating. Also like the cartoon skit about the people living in the big I. --Klonoa

Well if you need anyone who's good at writing and knows a lot about video games...:) --Klonoa

That's the first commercial I saw, too. I can also confirm that Target does indeed have a temporary price drop of the Muppet Babies plushes down to 11 bucks. Ahhh...I want to buy them all but it wouldn't be very practical of me to do so. Just like the Rizzo and Beaker plushes I saw at...

Anyone remember this? Is there another thread on this subject that I missed? I went to Sesame Place once when I was very little. There's a huge Big Bird head at the entrace and there was all sorts of fun kiddy playground things inside. I'll try to remember more about it later. --Klonoa

Didn't Oscar have an elephant? And don't forget Slimey the worm! And his family! Remember the Worm Olympics? One of the billboards in the background said "Nine Inch Worm" --Klonoa

With the Shrek game it seems like, "OK, Mass Media, we want you to make a Shrek game, but we're not giving you much of anything to go on. No voices, no special animations, it's all you, baby." At least with Muppet Party Cruise they had video clips and Muppet voices to back them up. It wasn't...

OK here's another one. A woman's cat is hesitant to use the new cat litter she bought for her pet, but luckily a cartoon superhero cat flies in to teach the woman the error of her ways and shows her the correct brand of litter to use. The cartoon cat hero then flies off and the woman yells...

I really don't like cokes (that's what we call all sodas down in the south, right Fozzie?) I'd rather just drink water. Yeah, I'm boring like Bert. Well, not that boring. Anyway, I maybe drink a glass of coke maybe every couple of months, either because it goes just so darn good with pizza...

I don't know about Metal Arms (never played it), but you're right about the Pac-Man party game, Bean Bunny. It's actually named Pac-Man Fever, though. Mass Media has done ports of PS2 games from Namco to other consoles, as well as developing the newer Namco Museum games for the new...

Hey, you saved me the trouble of moving my post! Cool! OK here's another one. This lady's kitchen looks like a tornado ran through it so she reaches for the roll of Brawny paper towels and says, "OK, Brawny, do your stuff." Then a surge of electricity moves up the paper towels and up her...

Yeah, "Tickling the Ivories" is pretty hard. It's a neat idea, though. Just very hard. Rowlf: "And now, a game that has little to do with its title: Tickling the Ivories!" --Klonoa

I like the News Flash where Kermit was investigating a big red frisbee that landed on Old MacDonald's farm. --Klonoa And of course, ABC...Cookie Monster

Bobby's World was great. I have seen some Bobby's World T-shirts and pens at Hot Topic. --Klonoa

Magnets...then all the pieces would be sticking to each other! --Klonoa Sorry, that was dumb for me to say I guess. :)

Yeah but only if those points are converted into pretend candy. :) OK, for extra extra bonus points, what VERSION of Mega Man is that costume of? --Klonoa

Thanks :) I'm guessing you figured out which one was me. And no I'm not the guy in the costume. :) Bonus points to whoever can guess who that costume is supposed to be. --Klonoa

If you go to www.gamerdad.com, and click on the About Us section, you can see a picture of me if you scroll down all the way. --Klonoa

I think regular price was 15 bucks. --Klonoa