It's not an emulator just a service like Netflix. Not streaming either. You just get free games that you download. I guess they disappear if taken off the list (some titles change month to month) or you stop paying.
Those graphics are good enough to eat.
Played a little bit of Life is Strange. Just enough to learn about her art style of polaroid selfies.
Is there a Luigi death stare balloon. That'd be as scary as a scary clown.
I used to collect music a lot. Since digital though, now it's all on a hard drive. I recyle all the vinyl I get and put cds into books. I hardly buy cds anymore though and I keep very few vinyl records. I have two at the moment: Pac-Man Fever (just for something gaming related) and a Christopher Parkening classical guitar album. That one is out of print and its song order is perfect. No CD compilation can compare with it.
I got interested in that rpg/pinball mashup Pinball Quest on NES. I couldn't make any progress in the game, but it was a cool idea.
Man I love those colors. Games of that period looked so great.
This isn't an example of it, but Bob Mackey on Retronauts the other week mentioned that pinball is pretty horny. And thinking about that, he's right. A lot of the tables have bikini babes and shirtless conans in their art.
I do get oral about the 3DS. I wish I could swallow it and make myself into a kind of teletubby - I guess I'd be a 3DStubby.
But seriously folks. My favorite is the Etrian Odyssey series. I'd also like to get back to games like Fire Emblem Echoes and Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Shadow Wars. I love some turn-based strategy on a handheld. Oh, and the Professor Layton series has been fun and surprisingly moving.
Oh yea, I want to play 7th Dragon.
