I like the colorful graphics the Defender games have, but yeah they're way too hard! I'm with SanAndreas on this one, I actually like the 2600 versions better. Mainly because I'm better at them. :) By the way, NES Defender was programmed by Satoru Iwata. Cool, huh?
Reading Jamie's retro review of Elevator Action made me remember a new Elevator Action game that came out fairly recently in arcades. Have you ever heard of Elevator Action: Death Parade? It's a light gun game like Time Crisis, but you can push buttons to close an elevator and they even have real elevator doors that cover the screen, and you can even use those doors as shields!
Aside from green, my other favorite color is gray, believe it or not. When I was a kid, I would get a lot of weird looks from people when I told them that was one of my favorite colors.
I know a lot of people praise Yars Revenge, but I just could never get into it. My favorite Atari 2600 game is Pressure Cooker. You can play it on some of the Activision Anthology games. Might be on Game Room, too. It's surprisingly complex for a 2600 game.
I've finished writing the review, but I have it scheduled to post at a later date. So I can't give you a link to it right now, but you know the next time I write a blog you'll probably see it there! :)
Hey good to hear from you. Like I said in my article, I actually don't like Oreos that much. I don't like creme filling in things like Oreos or Twinkies. If they took that out, I'd be fine, but I bet a lot of others wouldn't be!
I didn't even know McDonald's Shamrock Shakes existed until I read about them on the Internet. And even then, I don't think they sell them around here, or they don't advertise them because I probably still would've never heard of them otherwise. I probably wouldn't drink one anyway, I don't like mint.
Since green is my favorite color, I have no problems wearing green on St. Patrick's Day, whether I'm working or not!
I don't really like board games that much, but I am working on a review of a Pac-Man card game!
I also just finished a review of a new Pinball FX3 table: Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure!
I've always wanted to try Sliime Rancher. I was also curious about Kentucky Route Zero but I've got plenty of other things to play.
