http://www.gamefaqs.com/gbc/198523-the-rugrats-movie
http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/924888-sprung
http://www.gamefaqs.com/n64/197452-glover
Of the three, only the second was actually something I bought. The first, interesting story, the first one I ended up getting by virtue of being a teacher's pet--my fifth grade teacher had a son that worked for one of those morning talk shows, I think it might have been the Rosie O'Donnell show or something, and copies of that game happened to be the free gift for all audience members on the day that said son got his parents tickets for, so they had two copies of this game and obviously no use for it. So me and a friend each got copies of this game for free.
As for the last one, it was a birthday gift. Not from a relative; from another kid. Seriously, who the hell buys a console video game as a gift for a child? Aren't they usually a bit pricy? Unless, of course, they're the type of game that is selling so poorly that they can't give them away--which I think that game was. ...It wasn't horrible, but at the same time I can understand why it didn't sell well.
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Ulti (in one of his Post-Contest Analyses): God of War turned a 5 hour deadlock into a total laugher
Anagram: Oh God, Tidus and Yuna were involved?