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That makes perfect sense to me, N64 is a very close second, and PSX had great games.

My soft spot is the 90s, but the 80s knew how to make neon lights look cool, and make music that really complemented them, as proven by that Power Glove tune. The Laserhawk song was awesome too!

I never really knew how much I loved 80s music until I heard the soundtrack to the Cinema Snob (Brad Jones) internet movie, Midnight Heat. I'm also a pretty huge fan of modern songs that sound 80s, like the Drive soundtrack, and this:

Anyway, sounds like an awesome, cheesy game. Long live the decade of excess!

I really don't see the point in that, but I guess it'd be nice if you got in.

The Volbeat made me tear up, and I haven't been to war and back, so definitely no judgment here!

Escape the Fate had kind of an A7X vibe to it that I liked; I liked their old singer too, I forget what band he moved on to, I just remember I liked whatever song of that band's it was we had in the station.

Great picks today! I'm liking the melodic choices. Like Yargz, I've been listening to rap more often lately (mostly Macklemore and Immortal Technique) but metal never dies. m/

Yeah, a lot of my favorites aren't the same as a lot of people's, but there tends to be respect for them at least.

I think Fusion is actually my favorite Metroid. I know what you mean about the SNES, I was only four to six years old when I played it, but man did it have great games.

I had what leprosy was absolutely pounded into my head in Catholic school, so I too would have chucked the armadillo. lol

Croft and Snake are great choices, though I've never played a Tomb Raider game, just remember I saw the Angelina Jolie flick. I think I liked it, but I was a lot younger.

Ok, I think I got it.

Super Mario World, because I have fond memories of it, but was never able to get that far. I'd love to start and finish it.

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, because I really didn't appreciate the series as a kid, but looking back, I really wish I had been able to play through it.

Finally, Rise of the Robots, because as a kid, I never realized how much the gameplay sucked, I just thought it looked amazing, and I want that feeling back dammit. lol

SNES has a lot of nostalgic value for me as well, I can definitely understand why it's so many people's favorites.

I am not an RPG fan, so I don't know that I'd like Legaia. Thanks for the recommendation, though! Sounds like a cool, obscure game.

I had to think about Sly Cooper, don't worry. Honestly, I may have jumped the gun with that, but oh well. lol

I'm still thinking about those 3 games you asked me about in my other blog, by the way.

This reminds me, I need to get back to reading Catching Fire. I think the bow-build/Katniss thing is a good idea.