DrJazzDDS

I'd say it's obesity. Hello, TPR.

I can assure you I won't be crying.

Like, I totally get it. I'd be more than happy to spend time in the corner with his mother.

I found the photos amusing.

The mob mentality displayed here is really pathetic. There's a fine line between being humorous (the pictures) and being downright mean (bullying). You stay classy, TPR.

Agreed! What a platformer! Heck, I'd purchase a Wii just for this game if I didn't already own one. Yeah, it's that good. I'm only at the end of the 2nd world but I cannot tell you how many times I've said "wow" at the ingenuity during many, if not all, of the levels.

GREAT to hear... I wasn't initially interested... but then read the amazing review on IGN (9/10)... and now you are highly suggesting it... I shamefully never played the original (I skipped out on the N64... went from SNES to a PSone...)... So nice to hear that this re-imagining of the ever-so popular N64 classic turned out so well... hmmm... just might be on my radar... thanks for the info... looks like I have a new game to pick-up... Oh... and also got Dragons Lair Trilogy... and it is fantastic... a great history lesson in gaming... I love it... While GoldenEye 007 on N64 was beyond amazing, it has clearly shown its age. GoldenEye 007 on the Wii is a fresh re-imagining of the story. Fortunately for you, you don't have the ability to compare the game to its roots. For me, I quite like where they took the new game. I'm not a hardcore gamer by any means, but it's nice to know that I have the capacity to hold my own in this game. Pick the game up. You won't be disappointed.

I picked up GoldenEye 007 for the Wii a few hours ago and it was a very wise decision. The single player campaign is stunning, but where the game truly shines is multiplayer. I cannot stop playing it! For any of those who had reservations about it, put them aside and pick this game up. You will not be disappointed. Feel free to add me as a friend for this game. My friend code is: 063702288990

Greg Giraldo.

Contradiction.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Nostalgia, ho! Seriously, I'm enjoying every minute of this game. From the music (amazing) to the enemies dancing to the music every once in a while, this is a Mario game I've been waiting for since Super Mario World.

I joined this awful site which is full of schmucks.

I was at the park last night and I have to say that the new coaster looks amazing in person. The pictures posted on here don't do the ride justice. When I left around 9 PM, the train was sitting on the lift hill. There was a person in the station around 7 PM but was gone shortly thereafter.

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Knoebels is also my home park. You should definitely visit.

Great report! I can tell that you stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Danville because I lived in that town for 14 years (before I left for college and grad school). I have to get back to Knoebel's after seeing these photos!

I agree. I think the park is looking fantastic so far. Keep up the great work!

Thank you so much for your helpful advice, cfc. It is greatly appreciated. EDIT: I booked the hotel called Clarion Hotel Historic District for $52. Was that a good deal or did I get screwed? Dr Jazz

I will be going to BGE for the first time on May 26th, 2009. I was just wondering what the crowds will be like the day after Memorial Day. I see that the park is only open from 10 AM until 6 PM. Will this allocate enough time to ride every coaster at least once? Also, does anyone have any recommendations on cheap hotels in the area? Your help is greatly appreciated. Dr Jazz

Your brother looks like a massive tool.

Didn't work. Thanks.

You've proven my point - He looks and acts like a complete douchebag.

It's a shame for those people out there who are socially inept to take advice from someone who looks and acts like a complete douchebag. Seriously, who would listen to someone that dresses like that? "Dress and act like me and women will be all over you!" Bitch, please. "Wow, look at that hot guy over there wearing a furry black Pamela Anderson hat, goggles, a fluffy white shirt, tight black jeans and tons of piercings! Jesus, he's so hot! He also paints his fingernails black! JACKPOT!" Kiss my , Mr E.

Gee...THANK YOU captain obvious! You have contributed SO MUCH to the discussion. I wasn't asking anyone to agree with me. But it would have been nice for people to explain their opinions the way I've explained mine so I could have a better understanding of why they have stated as such. Sorry you find that so difficult to comprehend. --Robb They did, in fact, explain their reasons; albeit, they weren't as wordy as you. Those who were fortunate to ride it were lucky because this type of ride may never be built again. So, in essence, they can admit that they rode a one-of-a-kind ride. So what if you didn't find enjoyable? Just because it may have been a 'failure' doesn't mean that it doesn't warrant any sort of positive support. To each their own. You didn't enjoy it, but that doesn't mean someone else couldn't. I don't quite understand the overly-sarcastic tone and why you're trying to undermine my intellect. It would be nice if the facetiousness were removed.

I guess I really just don't understand this train of thought. The ride was a FAILURE on all levels! What exactly is "cool" about that? I just don't get it. Why give a FAILURE any support at all? And why should someone be "lucky" that they rode it? I mean, I rode the FAILED Sky Trak at Granada Studios, which, oddly enough looks VERY similar to Vertigo and I don't feel "lucky." That ride was also pointless and stupid. I'd say someone should be "lucky" if the ride was like freaking AMAZING and very few people got to ride it. But if you have a ride that's stupid and pointless, yay, goody...some people got on it, but really, what's the point in getting all bummed out about missing a BAD ride? I think I'd be more bummed out about missing a GOOD ride! --Robb Not everyone is going to agree with your opinion, just as you're not going to agree with their opinions.