Neat! I remember seeing this game a lot in my flea market buying days. I was always curious about it but RPGs tended to be more expensive, so I never picked it up.
I played Act Raiser not too long ago and really liked it, so now that I know Illusion of Gaia was by the same dev,, I'm more intrigued. Isn't this on the SNES mini-console?
Pac-Man should not have legs. What's wrong with just a floating orb? I can deal with that. It's like a sunfish but rounder.
I'll be on time for Borderlands 3 at least. I got my friend his physical copy at the midnight release at Gamestop, but mine was already installed from a preorder I made digitally hours before. I've really let the physical disc thing go.
I don't even want to look at releases for October yet. I know I'll be missing out on some great stuff I can't afford to get.
I had some trouble with the first one. It was fun to see my first launch not make it and crash though. Ha ha.
Happy birthday! I'm getting you this:
a ticket to Tokyo Disney Resort. I want to read your review of it. I know, it's selfish of me, but you'll love it, right?
Jill Valentine is ok. I still like Morrigan.
You're right, I just looked it up. It was used in a New York Times article for Nov '81 with the "Pac-Man video game screen" caption. Weird right? It's possible this book I'm reading The Times of the Eighties publishhed by The New York Times just used the wrong screen shot but maybe it's the original one. It's still wrong either way. Ha ha.
For some reason I thought the art on it wasn't the same as the original but it is.
Are you interested in Kerbal 2 coming out soon? I played some of the first one.
That's cool.
I was reading a New York Times book about the 80s yesterday and they had an old article about video games. The picture they used was the screen of Pac-Man but one thing was different. Pac-Man had legs! Do you know about that?
Yeah, that was a good one. My friend Mark killed it at that game.
