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Yeah, it makes sense. XD But at the same time, if a character isn't really nice, they're real jerks! It's like there's no in between.

Yeah, Mokuba can sometimes be really nice, but then sometimes stuck up, even in the anime. XD I think Mai can be somewhat in between sometimes as well, though I think she's generally more of a jerk.

Ooh, awesome, can't wait. XD I played Candy Land a couple times at a neighbor's house, but I don't remember it that well. It would be interesting to see one based on it though. :3

How sad. D: My main board game when I was little was... The Littlest Petshop. XD;; I actually still have it, and my sister and I were really good about keeping it in good shape, so we have all the pieces as well. Haven't played it in years though. o.o It was this game where you played these ugly little kids who would go around a pet shop game board, collecting the appropriate things so you can adopt a certain pet (they had a dog, cat, rabbit, and turtle, and you would have to get the right shelter and food for whichever one you wanted and such). I was always so happy if I ended up with the cat. They actually had little toys of each of the animals too. XD

It sounds familiar, the name that is, but I might just be thinking of Betty Spaghetti. XD;; Sounds interesting though.

Probably so with most of the games we played as kids. I still have fun with Rumicube though. That was like... my favorite non-video game once I was past the age of Littlest Petshop. Actually, it's pretty much still my favorite non-video game besides Dungeons and Dragons and YUU*GI*OU TCG. XD;;

I only played Clue and Life a couple times at friends' houses when I was little, so I never got that into them. I played Clue again recently (actually only like last week...) and still wasn't too interested. It was just kind of boring I guess. Twister is awesome though. <3
Rumicube is like... such a boring game for grown-ups, yet I loved it when I was little and still do... it's like... well, here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rummikub
Looks like I've been spelling it wrong. XD;;

When I was searching for the Wikipedia entry, I ended up stumbling upon a site where you can download Rummikub for free to play on your computer. XD It's a pretty basic program; doesn't have fancy animation or anything, but it works well enough. It's nice getting to play when there's no one else to play with, though the computer opponent isn't very good. ^^;;
Well, I might've not enjoyed Clue so much because we were playing the newer version, which I've heard isn't as good. But the people I played with definitely did make it more fun. It's just the game was like... well, it didn't really feel like figuring out a mystery to me, but more like guessing until you get it right. The logic of the game also bothers me, since you can easily be the murder and not know it, you can accuse yourself, and it's just kind of weird how you magically know that some people didn't do it/some rooms weren't involved/some weapons weren't used for sure. It's like... were you with those people in your set of cards when it happened, so you know they're innocent? But then what if they don't have you in their card pile? Were you watching them from behind? Why is everyone whispering to each other who it wasn't, and then trusting everyone else to be telling the truth? And how the hell are you even supposed to finish the game when there's so many damn clocks in the deck, that if you draw you 'die' in the game and can't play anymore? o.o We ended up having to make a house rule that if you drew a clock, you just couldn't accuse your next turn. But even then we drew them too often and ended up just getting rid of all the clock cards. Eheh, sorry, ranted a bit there. XD;; I read a lot of mystery novels and such too but... maybe because of that it bothers me that the game isn't solved like a mystery would be solved. XD;;