Yeah they are on PSOne. I think they're also on Dreamcast but I'm not sure if that was a Europe only release. I mostly played Big Race USA on PC, but I liked it so much I know I got it on PSOne as well. Check out a video of it sometime, it blows Pinball FX3 tables out of the water.
I never had a SEGA Master System so I don't have many memories of its games. However, a friend of mine had one so we played it a little bit every now and then as kids. The games I remember playing on it most were Fantasy Zone: The Maze and Spy vs. Spy. The Master System version of Spy vs. Spy was better than the NES version, which I didn't want to admit as a kid since I had the NES game.
Many years later in college, my roommate bought a Master System and some games, so I saw some again then. He mostly played Transbot and some RPG that wasn't Phantasy Star. I wasn't impressed with either. And that's really the entirety of my experiences with the Master System.
I did play the Master System Alex Kidd in Miracle World game when it was re-released on the PS3. I wasn't impressed with it, but I will give the remake a try when it comes out in a couple of months. Everyone deserves a second chance!
I've heard of Genshin Impact. Has some neat character designs. Not sure I'd have time to play it, though. :)
I don't know if the Steam version of Castlevania Collection is any different, but I have it on PS4 and it does have Kid Dracula on it. Too bad it doesn't have the Game Boy version as well, since that one actualy came out in the US.
I have all three Point Blank games on PSOne. I also have Point Blank DS and have played the mobile game Point Blank Adventure. I've also been lucky enough to play the Japan only Point Blank X, which came out in Japan a couple of years ago. I have a lot of good memories playing these games with my brother Jeff.
I like the mini-games in Point Blank that make reference to other Namco games, but also the ones that reference their mechanical games like Cosmo Gang and Cracky Crab. Also, one of the PSOne Time Crisis games has mini-games based on the very old Namco game Shoot Away and the newer Quick and Crash.
My friend and I rented this a time or two back in the day when we were kids. I know we beat it because I remember seeing the ending. When I played it again on the Castlevania Collection last year, I was like, "Oh my gosh, how did we ever beat this as kids?" Same thing with Bionic Commando. I know my friend and I beat it back then, but playing it now, I was like, "No way!" I don't know if we were better at games back then or just more patient.
I'm not really a big Castlevania fan, though. Simon Belmont just controls like he ate a big breakfast that morning before deciding to go beat up Dracula. Only Castlevania game I really like is Kid Dracula.
My mom loved her word search and cross word games on the DS and 3DS, so I wonder if she'd like ones she could play on her iPad.
I don't remember those Pinball FX3 tables. I get to review MOST of the Zen Studios stuff. I know I skipped out on some of their original tables. I wish they'd do a Williams collection with all three Pin Bot tables. If you ever get a chance, check out Pro Pinball's Big Race USA.
You can say the kids meal is for your child. You just don't have to tell them it's for your inner child.
Viewtiful Joe was a great game. A bit too hard, but great. Only game I can think of that would be even REMOTELY like it would be Comix Zone on the Genesis.
My favorite Clover game was Okami. I liked it so much it was my Game of the Year in 2006. I even liked it better than Twilight Princess.
