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I woke up at 3am this morning with my dog unable to walk and my girl unable to sleep. My pup, Nygel, who is now 12 years old, has diabetes and has to take insulin twice a day to keep his sugar in check. This morning, he was unable to walk or even really keep his head up. I was terrified that it was time to say goodbye to him. You have to understand that this dog has been in my life longer than both my niece and nephew combined. He is an incredible soul and one of my best friends, next to my girl. Not sure what I would do without him.

Check out my interview with Gary Vincent and Bob Lawton of Funspot and the American Classic Arcade Museum here: http://www.2old2play.com/News/Funspot___The_Largest_Arcade_In_The_World 

Check out my interview with Gary Vincent and Bob Lawton of Funspot and the American Classic Arcade Museum here: http://www.2old2play.com/News/Funspot___The_Largest_Arcade_In_The_World 

Thanks to a member of the New England Classic Gaming Group (www.atariage.com/forums/index.php) I was able to get one of my personal Holy Grails of collecting, a Vectrix Gaming Unit.

My New Vectrex System

Thanks to a member of the New England Classic Gaming Group (www.atariage.com/forums/index.php) I was able to get one of my personal Holy Grails of collecting, a Vectrix Gaming Unit.

My New Vectrex System

Nintendo Play Choice MAME Cabinet

Nintendo Play Choice MAME Cabinet

One of my first blogs for 2old2play was a photo recap of my first trip to Funspot a few years ago. Since that time, I have visited the facilty and the American Classic Gaming Museum several times, most recently to interview Bob Lawton, on of the foudners of Funspot, and Gary Vincent, Director of Research and Development for the Museum. While we wait for DSmooth and Doodi to get around to posting my interview with Gary and Bob, I though I would recap my visit in photos here.

One of my first blogs for 2old2play was a photo recap of my first trip to Funspot a few years ago. Since that time, I have visited the facilty and the American Classic Gaming Museum several times, most recently to interview Bob Lawton, on of the foudners of Funspot, and Gary Vincent, Director of Research and Development for the Museum. While we wait for DSmooth and Doodi to get around to posting my interview with Gary and Bob, I though I would recap my visit in photos here.

The last issue (#6) of the Gears of War Comic Series came out today. This storyline covers the time between the first and second game. I really enjoyed the books and the artwork was exceptional. My only complaint is that Mataki was not mentioned. She was my favorite character from Aspho Fields. I seriously hope that she makes an appearance in Gears 3. They definitely saved some of the best artwork for this last issue.

Issue # 6 Cover