I was going to post a long-winded tirade on how Hollywood has become out of touch with their consumer base, but I'm to tired to make sense, so long story short: "The Avengers" made over $200 million on opening weekend, and Hollywood still thinks piracy hurts them.

Here are my arcade game memories: Pac-Man: Pizza Hut; the old "table-top" style whereupon my brother and I would take turns pushing our plates across the glass to block the others' view. Centipede and Space Ace: Showbiz (now Chuck E. Cheese's); achieving level 18 on Centipede, while I couldn't even get past level 1 on Space Ace. The memory of the chief screaming "DEXTERRRRRRRRR!" still resonates in the back of my mind once in a while. Street Fighter and Double Dragon: K-Mart; why they had arcade games at the entrance of K-Mart was beyond me; Later on, I discovered the electronics section, and haven't looked back. Since some are throwing in console games, I thought I'd see if anyone remembers the old Wonder Wizard console that had three games programmed into it. I still have mine, and though it's been a long time since I last played, I believe it still works.