PixlBit

I kind of hate the super experts in fighting game lobbies, but I really pissed people off in MKX with my Kitana. She is my main in every Mortal Kombat game. In MKX, I actually managed to clear out an entire room by playing cheap and dirty with Kitana (a lot of spamming midair fans like a machine gun, things like that.) People were bitching about it, but I was rather enjoying myself. :)

I'll probably pick Tekken 7 as my go to fighter this year, but I really wish Sega would make Virtua Fighter 6. That's a long shot, but then again, Sega's been pretty damn good over the past year and showing encouraging signs of listening to fans (keep in mind they also own Atlus and the Persona franchise).

I remember Bulletstorm during its initial release, but never really played it.

Persona 5 is awesome.

Damn, that's a lotta codes.

So far, this year is shaping up to be one of the best years in gaming in my entire life, right up there with such years as 2013, 2008, 2006, and the peak years of the PS1. The past three months alone have had more treasure than some entire two-year periods.

I miss the old arcades. Even then, I was a huge Nintendo fan: Donkey Kong was my favorite arcade game of all time, I also liked Mario Bros, Popeye, DK Jr, DK3, and Punch-Out!!. I even played Vs. Super Mario Bros a few times.

I love 1943. Great music. I even have it on my phone and listen to it on my car radio. I play it when I'm battling freeway traffic.

My sister had a generic Pong console that I still have somewhere. I think it was made by Venture Electronics. It ran on 6 C batteries but also had the option for an AC adapter.

I always wanted to do a video with my 20-something year old stepdaughter and I playing Pong video games, since I have Pong on the Atari classics collection on PS4.

My family had a Heathkit TV that my dad built. I think he still has it somewhere. He didn't build a video game into it, but he did build a cable box into it.

It's funny, you and I seem to have had the same perception of video games back in the day. I just thought it was cool to make stuff move on a TV screen. It used to be a real treat when my cousin would let me play his 2600 when we went to visit.

In my area, our video game channel was 4 as channel 3 was an actual channel (our ABC affiliate if I remember correctly).

The only two games I'm really interested in achievements on are Final Fantasy VII (first platinum) and Valkyria Chronicles HD. Most achievements/trophies are boring.

Win some, lose some. I've filled up my PS4's stock HDD and I'd rather be able to plug in an external HDD rather than going through the trouble of futzing around with replacing the internal drive.