I may be the first to cover it! Too bad MobyGames won't allow me to document it there.ĥ o'clock: It's hard to believe that as of this latest console generation, there are still people who will pay money for a physical object filled with cheat codes when they can be found in great abundance for free online. "Super 82 in 1" is a quantity that also appears on GB and Famicom knock-off carts, but Google can't seem to turn up anything on this one. Maybe by upping the ante with additional carts we can motivate a more rigorous attempt to revive the machine.)ģ:30: Also: I am pretty sure that is a Game Gear cart, but I didn't know that the GG ever suffered from pirate multicart syndrome! I will have to round up some batteries and test it.
We killed some time trying without success to bring it to life at my latest retro gaming party, but no dice yet. (A friend has one, but no working cables. Now all I need is a console to run them on. (And what's this "Team Fortress 1" they mention on the back of the box? You mean TF2 didn't just spontaneously emerge, fully-formed?)ģ o'clock: I am pleased to announce that my CoLeCoVision cartridge collection has now doubled with the acquisition of Gorf, Carnival and Lady Bug. I must confess, I probably will not be slipping this disc into my optical drive. So the appeal of deathmatches and military themes generally misses the mark with me. by Sierra of all publishers! One of the reasons I am a retro-gamer is that I am not a big fan of the " shoot your opponent in the face" genre that has dominated the industry since the advent of DooM, hearkening back to a kinder, gentler time when other kinds of games were made. So it comes as a surprise to be reminded that Valve also had its products published in boxes on store shelves.
Probably the rest of the candy will be eaten first, and then we'll consider conducting a little deeper investigation into this museum exhibit.ġ o' clock: "So, your partner collects game stuff? This is a game, he'll enjoy it!" This has been my first year with credit and consequently my first year of the Steam Winter Sale, 'nuff said. I don't know what's wrong with it!" The only problem here is that while the candy fiend in me wants to tear it open and enjoy the sweet, sweet contents, the game paraphernalia collector in me wants to preserve it in pristine condition, to take place of pride next to the Angry Birds Hallowe'en candies on my game-stuff shelf. "Aw, mom, not Frogger-ghetti again! We've had it every night for two weeks!" "Sit down and eat your dinner! It was marked down 75% at the market so I bought the whole case lot. I see this as a great sign of the rebounding recovery games have made in the pop culture, since I imagine probably 1982 was the most recent time that you could go to the store to buy some and end up accidentally buying a bag of proudly emblazoned with a video game mascot without having any idea that it was related in any way to a game. Though I instantly placed them as game-related, they were in all truth simply bought as candies, as I am known to have soft spot for gummies. At noon there we have a baggie of "Cut the Rope" candies.
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