The last two are incredibly obscure, and the US versions don't contain classics like Rolling Thunder or Wonder Momo (which is kind of understandable, I guess). As for Jr. Pac-Man, Namco treats Ms. Pac-Man like a red-headed stepchild as it is. :)
My favorite Namco Museum was Volume 2. It had Mappy, Super Pac-Man, and best of all, Namco's underrated (if flawed) third Galaxian/Galaga game, Gaplus. I kept looking for Jr. Pac-Man in these collections until I learned later that it was an unauthorized game made by Midway that had been disowned by Namco, unlike Ms. Pac-Man.
Gamergate is still a thing?! SMGDFH.
Sorry your heart is still giving you problems, but kudos on the Metal Gear gaming.
They're kind of cheesy but enjoyable. Basically, this RPG series is a parody of the console wars. The characters represent Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, Sega, and the individual developers involved in the Neptunia series.
I deleted my Twitter about six months ago. The stupid on Twitter burns like habanero chili diarrhea. :)
My wife always buys me Thin Mints in bulk.
My favorite MAME games are all the old Nintendo and Konami arcade games, especially since Nintendo keeps giving us the NES versions of their games (always gimped in some manner) rather than the originals.
I do the same thing. I have a horrendous backlog of long games that I want to finish. But I like firing up YouTube and listening to gaming tunes I loved. Also been playing 8-bit Atari and MAME games on emulator.
My two favorite anime series are Ranma 1/2 and Ah! My Goddess. I've seen a lot of anime, but as far as series go, those are my standouts.
