PixlBit

HD graphics and the ability to see the original graphics too on the fly, coop and multiplayer online modes added, achievements, skulls to collect that unlock tweaks to the gameplay just like Halo Reach, 3D if you have the TV for it, hidden video terminals that tell you more about the story, Kinect support where you can scan things and get more information about them, revamped multiplayer maps from Halo 1 and 2, and a new Firefight map.

In listing these I forgot how cool the Kinect support was. I might have to get that darn thing now.

I have so many of the collections for consoles. Whenever a new one comes out, I'm all over it. Midway Arcade Origins surprised me by just appearing on the new release list one week last year. I ran out and got it right away. I've also been on top of any of the dowloadable collections on the consoles like Capcom Arcade Cabinet on XBLA/PSN that came out earlier this year. 

Yea, I'm looking for those very PSP games right now. There's only a few Gamestops in my area that I know still have a PSP section. I'm trying to snatch them up before I have to look online.

Cool. Dig Dug II interests me. I may have to pick it up.

Spiffy graphics and Skulls and Terminals. Otherwise it's the same old Halo: CE. It's always good though.

I played it on the day it came out but traded it in later for some reason. I want to get in deep with it this time and do everything there is to do.

GTA V is getting like 98 on Metacritic right now. Clearly a darling of the journalists out there. I'm really intrigued by the open world and all the things you can do there. I never really was too interested in the stories from GTA though. Just not my thing. I'm not into organized crime and urban thuggery. I guess that's 'cause I live in the 'burbs. That being said, I want to fly a biplane all over San Andreas.

I'd like to try some of these remixed versions too. That was a thing for a year or so.

I was in a Santuary dungeon in Oblivion the other day and it looked quite goth. Everything was almost monochrome and gloomy. I was surrounded with smooth walls and grotesque depressions full of holes for spikes and gas emitting plugs in the floor. Not as wickedly Gothic as Bleak ENB for Skyrim, but still... Elder Scrolls games have some naturally occuring Sturm und Drang I'm finding.

So you keep the boxes. Interesting. I like that idea.

I remember getting Gun on original Xbox and then switching to the Xbox 360 version when I finally got one. It's like what I'm doing right now by preordering Wolfenstein: New Order for Xbox 360 and then probably getting the Xbox One version down the road when I get the new system.

Yea, that could save it. I hope word-of-mouth can make it happen.