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	<title>Comments on: Game Boy Memories Part #2</title>
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		<title>By: Steven O'Dell</title>
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		<dc:creator>Steven O'Dell</dc:creator>
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		<description>Talk about bringing me back to my childhood. With the exception of &lt;i&gt;Perfect Dark&lt;/i&gt;, I owned and played every title you mention in this post and you writing about them has made me want to play them again. Well not &lt;i&gt;Donkey Kong Country&lt;/i&gt; because as you say, that&#039;s better on the SNES but games like &lt;i&gt;Pokemon Gold/Silver&lt;/i&gt; (both of which I have spent at least 300 hours on) and the two &lt;i&gt;Oracle&lt;/i&gt; games (it was sooo cool back when I was a child and found out that both games linked the way they did, making a bigger and better game in the process) for sure. Guess it&#039;s time to raid that closet and see if I can find them and my Gameboy Advance, then.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Talk about bringing me back to my childhood. With the exception of <i>Perfect Dark</i>, I owned and played every title you mention in this post and you writing about them has made me want to play them again. Well not <i>Donkey Kong Country</i> because as you say, that&#8217;s better on the SNES but games like <i>Pokemon Gold/Silver</i> (both of which I have spent at least 300 hours on) and the two <i>Oracle</i> games (it was sooo cool back when I was a child and found out that both games linked the way they did, making a bigger and better game in the process) for sure. Guess it&#8217;s time to raid that closet and see if I can find them and my Gameboy Advance, then.</p>
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