I went through all 70 games. Two of them didn't boot up, but the rest seemed pretty great except a few had some sound issues. On DreamSNES's web site there are other versions of the emulator available. I guess if I had the roms I could redo it it all with an updated version.
I was a little disapointed in GOW: Ascension. Too many QTE's. Loved 2 and haven't played much of 3 yet.
That's some scary monster. I hope it doesn't get into my dreams.
Phew. For a second there. I thought I'd have to quit gaming.
Oo. That's cool. My one issue with the SNES one is that the sound in some of the games seems less than what I think it should be. I'll have to do a comparison test when I dig in and play one of them.
Just watching all those graphics at the prestart of the games made me remember how cool that era was. Chrono Trigger and FFIII are like works of art. Stunning production and story telling without even hitting "start".
The Brain Age games bore me pretty quickly. Doing simple math at breakneck speed is not my idea of "training my brain".
Project X Zone intrigues me but by and large, I have every 3DS game I want at the moment. Looking forward to the next Professor Layton game at the end of the month.
Mine has some slight basis as found out when my Grandfather did his geneology, but it's so long ago.. whatever. It would be interesting to get one's DNA mapped or whatever they call it. It'll tell you exactly what part of the world your DNA originates from. It's an expensive thing to do, but maybe not for much longer. Cool huh?
I like that they've been releasing PSone and PS2 games on PSN. Some titles like Suikoden are hard to come by on disc.
