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Surprisingly, the one on Game Boy Color is a direct port of the arcade game, just scaled back cleverly for the limited GBC hardware!

This game was more fun to watch than to play, thanks to Don Bluth's animation.  He also did Space Ace. Dragon's Lair was a big deal in the arcades, though, as there wasn't anything like it at the time.  I never liked the laserdisc games, though.  Except Time Gal was amusing for some reason.

I would say I never played this since I never had a Genesis as a kid, but even if I had a Genesis back then, I still probably wouldn't have played this if it was only on the SEGA Channel.  I don't know anyone who was able to utiliize that thing. 

It's a shame, though, as there were a lot of cool things on the SEGA Channel I hear.  Like Mega Man: The Wily Wars and a new Pengo game!

Have you ever played Drill Dozer on GBA?  That was another 2-D platformer by GameFreak, and it was pretty slick, too.

I'm not as generous.  I gave my extra codes to a coworker and my brothers.

Mega Man is really cool, though.  But it is a reminder of how bad I stink at this game.  I still like it, though.  It's OK to like a game you're not good at, right?

Oh you like it, huh?  Just joking.  Thanks for reading and commenting on my stuff.

At first I was like, aw I missed getting a code.  But then I checked my email.  I gave the extra codes to my brothers, though.

It would be neat to collect arcade marquees to hang in a game room or bar or whatever.  I've only seen arcade cabinet shaped mint tins and Christmas ornaments.  I think they could do other things to market classic arcade cabients, too.

I just have to give you a hard time every now and then, because who else will? :)

I'm looking forward to playing Zelda and Animal Crossing crouses in MK8 DLC, but honestly I'd just rather have them be in a new game.  I think a Super Smash Kart would have legs...er, wheels to stand on its own.  Same goes with Kirby.  Just make Kirby Air Ride 2.  I like your idea for a Rainbow Road cup, though, since many pick those tracks for online races anyway.  Now go read my blog.

Rally-X was the first game to use Special Flags.  You bomb certain places in Xevious to make them appear.  A good majority of Namco-made games use the Special Flags at some point.  Even the new Smash Bros. games!