I still feel like LEGO Marvel Avengers was made by Traveller's Tales B-Team, as I think LEGO Jurassic World and LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, was much better. Speaking of LEGO, I just got the LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack and Knight Rider Fun Pack for LEGO Dimensions to review!
I just got review copies of the LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack and Knight Rider Fun Pack for LEGO Dimensions. Yay!
I loved the original DuckTales on NES, and I love the remake, too. It's basically my childhood in video game form. Having most of the original voice cast really made the game. I hope the new DuckTales cartoon is good.
Also, R.I.P. to Alan Young, the original voice of Scrooge McDuck. I would imagine DuckTales Remastered was one of his last roles.
I would love it if WayForward did a Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers Remastered.
Oh Save Mary's on one of these collections. It's still the prototype and I couldn't figure it out, but it's on there.
I got the Centipede trophy for getting a high score, but another Centipede trophy requires you to shoot all the mushrooms in a stage, so I won't be doing that one.
Although on Dig Dug on Xbox Live, there was an achievement for digging up all the dirt in a level, and I did that one. Dig Dug was one of the few Xbox 360 games I got all the achievements for.
Well this was when the Internet was in its infancy, and finding release dates and ratings and other info on games was harder to look up. So I often called or went in to that store to find out information for the first couple of years of reviewing games for the newspaper. One employee at EB Games in particular was very helpful to me. Of course, my friends always teased me and said I had a crush on her, but I'll plead the fifth on that one. But regardless, she was very helpful.
Whew, well at least you played Pac-Man.
Well these collections had about 9 arcade games each, and the rest were 2600 titles.
Yeah I don't think many games on the 2600 have held up well. Except Activision's 2600 games. Many of those are still fun. My favorite is Pressure Cooker.
No Pac-Man?
Planet Robobot was great, but I actually liked Triple Deluxe slighty more.
I loved the A Boy and His Blob remake. The ending was awesome! I've met David Crane, the creator of the original game (and Pitfall), twice.
