So I decided to buy the last DS game ever released in North America. While unfortunately, the title had to be Winx Club: Saving Alfea, I will now die happily knowing that I have obtained it: The last DS title released known to man (well, a North American man.) I also noticed on eBay there was a 3DS version. That version probably has no historical place in history. My copy, once I get it, will be sealed. And probably never opened due to the fact I have no idea what Winx Club is. But hey, it was <$30. So I was all for it. I saw my Nintendo DS on the floor in my room and decided to get back into it. It's the fat first model I bought near launch time, back where you could actually buy a Nintendo product at its launch day. I have about 200 DS games I have been collecting for the system ever since. Most of them are the "must have" titles, but some of them I actually opened and enjoy playing, like Mario Kart DS. Mario Kart DS is almost as good as Mario Kart 64, voted by me to be the best video game of all time. In fact, I have my N64 on the floor in case I ever get the urge to play Mario Kart 64. So I called my father and wished him a happy father's day. I still think there should be a sibling day, and an aunt day and an uncle day. (You can see why I think this holiday is dumb.) I slept almost all day. Perhaps tomorrow I will go through the DS collection, recatalog it for the new computer, and even play some titles I had forgotten about.