PixlBit

I started playing them when my friend and I were achievement hunting. I kind of got hooked on finding all the stuff in them. I don't play them all at once anymore though. Also, it occured to me the other day while playing Lego LotR (I got it to work) that there isn't another LotR game that takes you through the movies so closely like this one. They match the movie mostly, only sumarizing or changing things here and there for time considerations or to insert a particular puzzle. Movie licenced games tend to suck but Lego games are alright. 

No Power-ups? Geeze that's pretty hardcore. 

I used to listen to so many podcasts when I had my iPod. Maybe I'll get my phone to do the same. 

I did play it as soon as I saw it. Of all the games, I think I still like Pac-Man Championship Edition best. Also, Battle Royale. I've got to get some people to play against. 

Also, there were a few in there I hadn't played before like Pac-Motos, Pac 'n' Roll and Pac-in-Time.

The front door was painted like a giant Game Boy. 

I played one of the Game and Watch Gallery collections recently and found it way more entertaining than I expected. 

I'd like to try that Chibi-Robo Photo Finder game. I like using cameras of all sorts. I used to have the Game Boy camera. 

Custom Robo looks interesting. 

I was wondering if it was easy to create a written transcript of your podcast since I'm having trouble finding time to listen to them. 

My parents never played video games. My dad was into getting them for us kids though as he was always curious about the latest tech. Once I got him to play Monopoly with me on the Sega Genesis. He fell asleep half way through it though. My Mom says she plays some Candy Crush on her phone, but I've never seen her actually play it. 

Praying for your mom. My mom had a similar scare a few years back but all's well now. 

I suppose I'll keep my eye out for those when I go to another local games shop next week. The store I'm going to next has seemingly everything under the sun. 

Well, my copy of Lego LotR didn't work anyway. I've got another local game shop to try my luck at and see if I can't get a working copy. 

I'm excited to see how they managed creating the LotR world in legos. I used to love the LotR but now it seems overly grim to me. 

I realized at one point that the key goal in these Shmups is getting the right pickups so you can wash the screen in bullets. There are always too many enemies to avoid them all unless you can really unload firepower.