On the AllGenGamers podcast this week (my favorite podcast btw), they talked about this film Life 2.0. It's about people getting addicted to Second Life. It's kinda similar to the MMO thing. It's on Netflix streaming right now I'm told.
I got the DnD game on XBLA and was so excited, and then, as I played it, I remembered old school brawlers and how unfair they can be. I am going to go back to it and really figure out the controls. I do love the graphics in those games.
It was 14 games total. Good thing about retro, except for some of the 90's RPGs, is that most of the games are very short. Also, this was all part of my plan to revisit the games I listed in a previous set of blogs concerning my no. 1 favorite games. I want to really check out closely every version of some specific games like Stampede.
The PSP collection has Pitfall I and II. I see the SNES one, The Mayan Adventure, is available on Wii Virtual Console. I might have to try that one out. I never understood why Pitfall was good until I replayed it just this year. Then I got it. What was I thinking? It's pretty cool.
There's lots of versions of Commando out there, one being in Capcom Arcade Cabinet, but that's the arcade version I believe and not the 2600 version.
I'll have to go on an RPG hunt-and-find someday. There's a lot of good ones on the PSP.
It's just such a catchy word. However, there is a time when a favorite word has been used enough, and I think that time is now.
I get a little crazy with collections. So many games all on one disc. I can't resist it.
A lot of the games in these collections are available for download on all the consoles and even on the handhelds. Quiz & Dragons and probably a few others aren't though.
Cool. I put up with no case for EA Replay because it was the only store that had it in my area.
