I enjoyed the Turok series, but never played evolution. Now I may have to.

You can definitely get a copy pretty cheap these days. I still have a bunch of cheesy PR materials that I'm hoping I can one day sell on ebay as ironic nostalgia items. :)

Acclaim did the South Park games, right? Those might get some bucks (Incidentally, I always loved the tricks with the lizard in the logo).

Yes, though I never worked on any of them. Unopened copies currently have Buy-It-Now prices of $4.50 on eBay... it'll be awhile before any of them truly gain the notoriety necessary.

Drama isn't required. But you have to admit, 99 out of 100 people are probably *not* going to have a story wherein *they* were making audio recordings for a videogame and were bitten by a capybara. So that makes you unique, at least, it does on the Cellar.

I'm sure that somewhere online, there is probably a Yahoo E-Group for support of the game-designing victims of capybara attacks, but at first blush, it seems a rather rare set of circumstances, and therefore interesting.

:blush: Self-deprecation always was my strong suit.

I thought it was a cool story. I only get bit/peed on by mice and rats at my job.

Bhodi is a juvenile delinquent.

I would probably prefer to get bit and peed on by rats and mice.

Ah, if only I had not been bored to tears by experimental psychology ...

Nowadays I only get bitten and peed on by my offspring. :)

Already complaining?

Wait another 13 years, THEN you'll have a right to complain.

If he's still biting me and peeing on me by then, I'll be doing a lot more than just complaining. :)

It'll be kicking and cussing instead.

Details please ...

No capybaras here, just dogs.

Idol, who will be 9 in a couple weeks:
http://www.unc.edu/~nbeach/idol01sm.jpg

and Pumpkin:
http://www.unc.edu/~nbeach/punk02sm.jpg