Funny thing, the Iverson era. These days it's all about how well you can shoot 3s. I watched a Villanova game last week. It's crazy how much they go for the 3 pointer now. I watched a guy go right under the basket and instead of putting in the easy 2, he chucked to a guy outside the paint and they got the 3. I'm not a fan of this new style of ball.
I tried to message you over the PS app but it asked me to install a PS messenger app to do it. WTF. Why do both Sony and MS have multiple apps for the same product. Makes no frickin' sense to me.
Maybe the inspiration for the Stuntman series a decade later. I played a little bit of that.
In going for achievements on these games I figured some of them out and got to like them. One was Aquaventure. You go down some 6 screens, grab a treasure and return before your air runs out. Those darn fish are a pain though.
I remember playing Frogs & Flies on the original system with my friend Mark and we had a blast with it. It's just a little bit simpler version of Frog Bog on Intellivision. I like the 2600 version a little better because of that.
It's impossible to the get the achievement in Holey Moley without a keypad. Atari did have a key pad, but I never owned one. Mark got close though. It's just too hard to select a hole to bash fast enough with the joystick.
Saboteur was interesting. I couldn't figure out what to do on the last screen and aiming your shots was tricky.
Sea Battle is my favorite Intellivision game. I don't think I played it here because it's strictly a two-player game.
I got the achievment on Wizard by just shooting that purple spider thing a lot. I had no idea what I was doing.
I just downloaded a game from the Game Pass app to my Xbox. I'll see next week if it worked.
I was wondering if there was a Playstation app. I just downloaded it. Seems to be pretty cool. I'll have to think of something to download to test it.
It was the first thing I did on the first PC that I bought. It stuck in my mind. Latest technology and all that.
They could be worse though. I think they try and hit the right mark. Some of the worst I've seen have been on some JRPGs. Stuff like, I think it was, Phantasy Star Universe where you have to raise all the character types to level 1000. It would seriously take you hundreds of hours to do that.
Wait, I looked it up. It was Final Fantasy XI.
I so want some, but have you looked at the calories? Ye gads.
It's weird that I always wanted handheld games to be on console. Now I want this on my Vita or 3DS. It seems perfect for on-the-go gaming.
I had this cart when I had my N64 a few years ago. I never got to it, but it's on Rare Replay, so I'll get to it eventually. I want to be the dog with the gun.
I remember being blow away by the visuals of MDK II in 2000. It's weird how what seems good changes over time. Now, Red Dead Redemption II blew me away. There is totally no comparison between those two games.
