PixlBit

Man, I don't know how anyone beats these games. Good for you. They just get me so annoyed, I can barely stand it after a while. 

I was surprised to see how well Aladdin sold on the Genesis. I think it was #2 behind Sonic or something like that. 

I'm planning on digging in to the whole FF bundle sometime soon, probably next month actually. 

I'll go to a walkthrough sometimes, but I don't like to break the game's immersion by going to youtube -- it's just my current predilection. I just go until my frustration gets unbearable. . . I've heard though, that in the military, when you feel you are beat down tired and can't go on, you are only 40% there and should push on. I'll have to remember that in my next game. haha. 

Yoshi is my favorite too. Kids these days, harrumph! Haha. 

I use the libraries almost exclusively these days for movies. 

I like DuckTales and TaleSpin. It's interesting to see the speed runs -- gives me some ideas how to get farther in those games. 

I got 4 hours or so into Mr. Tako before I ran out of lives. What's with "game over" screens -- seems like a bad idea to me. 

I went on a modern kick, but I'll be getting back to classic hopefully, and Kirby and Klonoa are high on my list. 

i realize I probably have a bunch of cheap duds, but I'll get to the good ones thanks to Switch's subscription service soon. 

Yeah, you're probably right, Prince of Persia. 

There is no way I'll ever get him to play a platformer with me. He's too busy with Get Faaast Penguin and Robocop at the moment. 

I was just hoping one of them would keep me playing longer than an hour or so, and one did. 

That submarine setting looks really cool. Not my kind of game though. 

I think Galaxian sounds really great, like you were from Galaxia, whatever that is. 

I curious about all the Sonic games right now. One of them might appeal to me more than original 3 like Colors. 

I'm also probably going to try the TMNT games again. The Cowabunga collection is pretty comprehensive and I love collections like that.