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Wow, I couldn't disagree more about Pac-Man for Atari 2600. I thought it was a great game, but then I really don't remember how it differed from the arcade game. I'd have to say Raiders of the Lost Ark for Atari 2600 since I have yet to ever figure out how the hell you're supposed to do anything in that game.

I am a HUGE fan of DC Comics, and they've been my favorite comics company for almost 15 years now (even though I actually buy more Marvel titles than DC titles lately).

I loved the Batman animated series when it was on Fox, but I think it got really weak when it went over to the Kids WB channel (even though it added one of my favorite characters, Nightwing). I think it was probably the best action cartoon of all time (which I always found ironic considering Cartoon Network, who airs the Batman Animated Series, had that laughable claim that the hugely overrated Dragon Ball Z show was the greatest action cartoon of all time). I didn't really watch Batman Beyond much, but was I saw of it was okay. The Superman show was pretty good, but it didn't come close to matching the greatness of the Batman one. There were a handful of great episoded though. I loved the first Mr. Myxyzptlyk episode and the Apokalips-related episode where the officer (Terpin was his name, I believe) died trying to stop Darkseid's son. What I've seen of the Justice League cartoon is okay, but I have a problem with the format. It seems that almost all of the episodes are two or three parters. Beyond that, much of the time there were two or three members missing without explanation in a lot of episodes. It also bothers me that John Stewart (no, not the guy from Comedy Central) is Green Lantern on this show instead of Hal Jordan (or even Kyle Rayner). Despite the flaws, there have been some good epsiodes. You didn't ask about the Teen Titans cartoon, but I think that one is pretty good too. It's a pretty funny show, but I think they try to hard to make it seem like an anime (with the character reactions and animation style) and gear it just a little to much toward younger children. I've never cared for half the characters on the show (Cyborg, Starfire, Raven, and to some extent Beast Boy), but I like the interactions between them on the show (particularly those between Beast Boy and Cyborg).

As for an upcoming Superman movie, I'd probably be at least a little excited about it since it would be a comics movie. However, Christopher Reeve was/is Superman, so he'd be a very hard act to follow. The names being bandied about to play Superman have decreased my anticipation a little, and all that I've heard about troubles with scripts and casting doesn't exactly help. If a movie does come to fruition, I'd still look forward to it to some degree and would go to see it in theaters.