Here's my Jungle Hunt blog and Zookeeper I played but didn't talk about. Both were interesting games. Space Dungeon is only on the Taito Legends for PSP which I don't have yet. Here's the Classic Game Room review of the Atari 5200 version I just watched. I can't wait to get the PSP version and give it a spin.
I second that. WOWIE ZOWIE that's cool!
I got some summertime blues right now (cue that Blue Cheer song, or better yet, that Who live version from Live at Leeds). Hate working. Want it to stop forever. Gonna get me a tiny house and sit on the tiny porch in a tiny rocking chair and play my Vita and 3DS. . . and oh yea, shoot anyone who steps on my yard. SHBROOM! "Look at ol' man KnighDriver. He craaaaazy." Yep, that's me.
Neither had I until I played through everything in this Taito collection. I would've loved this game in the arcades back when. Never saw it though.
I was thinking that's maybe why it got a closeup in Fast Times at Ridgmont High because most of the others ones shown were Vector graphics games with little or no color in them.
Yea, Maurice Moss. Ever see Bunny and the Bull? It's a film that has both main guys from Might Boosh as side characters and the whole movie is kinda surreal like Mighty Boosh. The Mighty Boosh is like one of my favorite shows. I could rewatch it over and over.
The next Taito game I liked after Space Invaders was Front Line in '82.
I always carry a handheld around with me and when it's 3DS I put it in sleep mode to gather stuff. Right now I have the Vita on me. I put it in sleep mode too, but what does it gather? I think it picks up locations you've been or looks for other Vitas to syn data to. I have to check it out again. I forget really. Anyway, I want it ready to go at a moments notice. Like today I played some waiting for the train. Tearaway.
Ooo $5. I want to play that! It's a fighting game by Platinum Games. It's kinda a sequel to MadWorld and has all the attitude of my favorite fighting game, God Hand. If it's still on sale on Sunday, I'm gonna buy it.
I was just thinking today what you would compare today's games to in the early days. I'm thinking COD relates to the early games where you shoot things like Space Invaders. For a game like Assassin's Creed, I thought Superman on Atari 2600 would be appropriate. Both have an open world where you have to complete some mission. It's funny to me to compare such wildly different games that still have some basic concepts in common.
