If you don't define "gaming" as videogaming on the PSP, then it is respectable gaming time. Playing with toys, playing with toys again, taking the kids to see the light...

By Baines, at 27 December, 2006 01:20  

If you want some more free time, I'll take lunch and dinner for you. It's the least I could do.

By Bigelow, at 27 December, 2006 03:08  

Baines: The really fun game was the 24 hours before when one of the boys was sick and mostly unable to keep any food or liquid down. Talk about gripping! Instead of up late wrapping presents on Christmas Eve into Christmas Morning, I was up fretting about whether to let him sleep the night through without more water. (Answer: Yes.)

As it turns out, he cheated the system and got himself up in the middle of the night and drank a cup of water without telling us. When he told me the next morning, I knew he was truly on the mend. :^)

Bigelow: I'm unable to remember what real free time feels like. Perhaps best that I remain that way. Thanks, though.

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In all seriousness, it was a great Christmas Day. With the sick one well again, we all enjoyed a day free of stress. So, yes, a successful day of gaming.

By jvm, at 27 December, 2006 04:05  

You'll still probably beat it before I do - I'm taking waaay too much time fiddling with my squad rosters every machine and running around with the WAP scanner.

By Crusader, at 27 December, 2006 11:20  

Err... every mission that is.

By Crusader, at 27 December, 2006 11:21  

5 minutes of cut scene, 2 minutes of moving around

FIVE TUPPING MINUTES of cutscene?! You people are insane.

m.

By Michael, at 02 January, 2007 17:50  

Sad, but true. I did get some decent play after that, but then I'm in the middle of some cut scenes now that I've reached the radio.

By jvm, at 02 January, 2007 18:10  

I see that Konami and Sony are continuing to bring us the highest quality of pick up and play mobile entertainment.

By Jeremy, at 03 January, 2007 13:04