I know what you mean. It's tricky to focus on bombing when your being attacked in the air constantly. I was developing a skill of looking at bomb sites and putting the air attacters in my periferal vision, giving them just enough attention in case they decide to shoot at me.
I recently pulled my two computers out of a dust filled corner. I'd love to find some time tinker with them, but I seem to remember that both had broken CD drives.
I played to exactly 50% of Arkham Asylum and got stuck on a stealth segment. I'd love to go back and finish it and then go through the other two games. I really love what Rocksteady did with Batman.
I guess you mean the NES version. I don't think I ever played it outside the arcade until I picked up Namco Museum 50th Anniversary on Xbox.
Yea, it really should be the price of the Game Room games, which I forget what they were, but they weren't $5.
I don't know what it is about Wiz 1. It's hard like all the rest but there's some subtle game design there that makes me just laugh when my team dies instead of those others which make me throw my controller. I think if you play cautious in Wiz 1, you can beat it, but those others just seem like no amount of caution can save you from destruction.
I could have played Dai Senryaku VII because it's a war strategy game with hex grids for the PS2, but I wanted to see what I could find on Squad Leader and found that browser game instead. One day I'm going to get the original board game again.
I remember when Electronics Boutique became EB Games and then some stores had signs that read both EB Games and Gamestop on them when the merger happened.
That's one of the reasons I'm doing it - save money; although, I almost bought a Retron 3 the other day. I may still do that because I don't have a Genesis or SNES anymore. I think though that I might have most of those games on collections or be able to get them through virtual console. So I may not have to spring for one.
I'm hoping to find some gems too. I'm going to play some games I've never played before as well as the favorites. It'll depend on what strikes me when I do the research on a particular year.
I had to do it the old fashioned way - look at a huge database and start counting.
Xevious apparently was a huge hit in Japan. It went over well in N.A. too but not like that.
