PixlBit

I got the OLED Switch. I feel like I shouldn't have now though because I really don't use it on the go at all. I totally want to replace my TV with a OLED TV though. Oh yes. The Vita sold me on OLED. When I saw how good Muramasa: Demon Blade looked on that screen, I was hooked. 

Right now I'm going strictly physical copies with my retro gaming. Only in certain cases where the game is too darn expensive, like Chrono Trigger, will I go digital or find a rerelease on another system or in a collection. 

I have Circle of the Moon in my collection for GBA. Not sure how it got there, but there you go. 

I am really tempted to get this collection. I always loved the art and sound design of the Castlevania games, but I could never play them for very long because they're difficult. But those graphics. . .  I may eventually get this. 

Boy, I remember the GBA Micro when it came out, and then disappeared pretty quickly. I almost bought one. I wonder what they go for now. 

So many Lego games. I have 29 on my list to play. 

I loved my PS Vita that had the OLED screen, but I never found enough games I liked to get for it. Thus I didn't play it much and then finally traded it. I miss that thing though. It had such potential.

What they did with memory cards was totally rediculous. Pricey, proprietary cards don't encourage digital buying, quite the opposite. There was no way I was going to pay $1 per GB or more when I could get memory for half that price for other devices. I never understood that strategy. It totally backfired for me. I never got more memory and so never downloaded anything. 

I didn't quite get it that time I played a demo of Pocket Card Jockey. I wanted to like it more. I'd like to play it again. Too bad it was only a digital game and may be gone now with the demise of the 3DS store. Or am I wrong about that? Tell me I'm wrong. I want to play it.

Wargroove is hard, but I can't resist liking it so much. I just love the design of it. Wish there was a physical copy I could buy. 

Yea, they do. It's like the stone age of video games compared to today. But, I always felt Activision did the best job with the Atari hardware. The games were as simple as they had to be but still visially interesting and generally fun to play. 

I'll take a Zipper and a Questy Chess please. Too bad about Demon Quest 85. I got excited by the name but deflated by the apparent "uncool" simyness. 

I like the covers. I wish the story itself was creepier and the art something more. 

Oh, right, Midway. I got that one. I'll probably start getting some of the other sets for the game when I revisit it sometime soon. I never did get really deep into the game, just played those Midway games. 

I used to have that PS2 collection. I'll have to reaquire it, and it's perfect timing too because I'm going to a game store tomorrow. 

I'm not hugely interested in the Minecraft Amiibos. I like certain designs over others and Minecraft isn't the best in the visual design department. Gameplay, yes. Design, no.