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Got Majora's Mask 3DS on Friday, and I must say that I'm impressed by the graphics. They made Termina absolutely BEAUTIFUL. They really stepped up their game from Ocarina of Time 3DS. However, I'm very disappointed by how much the game has been "dumbed down." After playing Wind Waker HD (and being slightly irritated by it being dumbed down), I knew this remake would be easier than the original, but I was shocked by how much easier it is so far. If you haven't played the original game, you should know that Majora's Mask was a difficult game. There were lots of allusions and vague hints to guide you through, but now it pretty much spells everything out to you. My friends and I have been jokingly calling it "Majora's Mask: Hand-holding Edition." Admittedly, I haven't completed the game yet (I'm about 40% of the way through), I'm sure the rest of the game follows the same "hand-holding" path. I give it a 4/5 so far simply because I love the original game.

I guess Outlaw Run if it's under 45 seconds. I've never really paid attention to ride times.

"The One I Love" by R.E.M.

Is this really a surprise, considering it's a Clint Eastwood film?

Actually, you can, because American "cheese" ISN'T 100% cheese (by law it's only 51% actual cheese), and therefore, isn't really cheese. And now back on track. Learn VBScript because I've done some in the past. Bagel or toast for breakfast?

Yes Are you too afraid to ride any of the larger drop towers (Lex Luthor, etc.)?

It's been too damn cold to go skiing here lately. I bought a season pass this year, and there's no way I'm going to get my money's worth at this point. The next time I'm even going to have the opportunity to go isn't until the third week of March.

I absolutely HATE Jeff Dunham. Of the few times that I've been forced to watch him, I just want to strangle that stupid purple puppet. Alright, back to favorites. I'm not sure I can choose just one. So, here's a list (in no particular order): Bill Cosby (had tickets to a now-cancelled show ), Michael Richards, Jon Stewart, Louis CK, Lewis Black, Gallagher (Saw him live; incredible!), Bill Maher (Saw him live, too; amazing!), Robin Williams, George Carlin, and others that I've most certainly forgotten.

It's a film that NOBODY can guess is my favorite: Gone with the Wind. Citizen Kane is an EXTREMELY close second. Both are absolutely incredible films.

Awesome, thanks!

Late to the party here, but I would be extremely shocked if Cedar Fair ever bought a Flying Dutchman. As mentioned before, Firehawk and Nighthawk are both maintenance NIGHTMARES. I'm still shocked that both of them are even still around at this point. Firehawk is the lesser of the three evils (counting Batwing) in my opinion, and even then, I don't care for it as much as I did when it was at Geauga Lake/SFWoA.

I've only been to the WDW resort, so I'll say the Magic Kingdom. An absolutely incredible park that I'd love to get back to soon.

Very nice, TR! I really need to visit this park soon.

Anybody have an idea of what the crowds could be like on the Saturday after Fury opens (April 4)? I'm going to visit some friends in the Raleigh/Durham area and take them to Carowinds that day (unless for some reason Fury is delayed past that date).

^^ How about a GIGANTIC sign in that spot that says "Cuda Falls WAS here and we're never, EVER going to build anything other than this sign in its place."

^ That would be really cool to see a "modernized" Morgan/Chance hyper with the Lightning Run style trains. With the reviews of Lightning Run, I look forward to big things from Chance.

I'm going to have to add X2 to my original post. First time I rode it, I literally screamed from start to finish (I haven't done that since riding the original Steel Phantom as a kid) and held onto the restraints with a death grip. Even after that initial ride, that thing still scares the crap out of me.

GateKeeper is also one of my favorites at Cedar Point. I'll go so far as to rank it my #3 for this park (after Millennium Force and Magnum). It was the first new coaster at CP that didn't disappoint me since Millennium Force opened.

When I go to DC, I prefer to stay outside of the city at a hotel near a Metro station. It's a hell of a lot cheaper and nearly every major attraction is a short walk from a station.

Rolling Thunder isn't a terrible name for a Super Loop. Probably the best named one of the many being installed next year.

That's an interesting concept. They tried that show here in the US back in 2009, but it only lasted one season. I'd love to go through the challenges from the show! Well...as long as the horrible people from the US version aren't there!

Indeed, it is very interesting. I'd like to see an animation of it to really get a feel of it.

All hotels will allow you early access, but if you stay at Castaway Bay or Breakers Express, you'll have to drive yourself to the park. Crowds should be fairly light that week, but you may have some school groups (not sure when area schools let out). If you're going for multiple days, you shouldn't need FL.

Totally with you on this! I LOVED Montana Infinitum! I'll put a vote for the Shuttle Loops. They're amazing for how little space they take up.

I don't understand why people keep bringing things like this up. We've repeatedly discussed how MiA isn't neglected, isn't going to be sold, operates fine as it sits, etc. The fact that MiA hasn't added anything new recently and that they haven't had a major project for years now doesn't support these arguments, either.