They melt in your mouth, not in your hand. Geez, how old am I to remember that? Well, back when I was a kid, we didn't have the luxury of having peanut butter M&Ms. If we wanted peanut butter with chocolate in an M&M, we ate Reeses Pieces. And now they have just about every type of M&M available. And not only that, they have video games based on them. I got M&Ms: Break 'Em for GBA (you may remember I bought the DS version), which means if Metal Slug (2007) and Frisbee/Frisbee Golf don't exist, I have every GBA game that came out in 2007 so far except Deal or No Deal which just came out on Thursday. Seriously, I'm beginning to doubt they released those two games since I can't find them anywhere. And if they're at Fry's, the nearest one is in Wilsonville, which is like 30 miles from here, and it'd be kind of ridiculous to travel 30 miles just to get 2 GBA games, in which case I'll just have to post another topic on the wanted forum. I'm also curious to see what the difference is between the DS and the GBA versions of M&M's Break Em is (besides one has two screens and the other has one.) There are lots of games for the DS which don't really use the second screen for any real useful purpose and therefore could be made just as easily on the GBA. But apparently, 5 years for a console to exist and poof, it's automatically ancient. The GBA celebrated its sixth birthday back in May or June with little fanfare. Oh well, review for M&Ms: Break 'Em will be soon.