PixlBit

I'll check it out when I get to 1989 in my Time Warped journey. Will be November. 

My favorite site, AllGame.com, got closed down some years ago. It was a great database and I saved the pages on my hard drive. I have to dig for games lists on wiki. Usually they are on the pages of the publishers or developers. Release dates aren't always accurate either just like music. But it's been ok for me, just more work than allgame.com used to be. 

Eagles all the way. I live 20 minutes from Philly Philly. 

That gambit system sounds very interesting. I love managing other characters automated behaviors. 

I had a trilogy of Flashback decks only a few months ago, Atari, ColecoVision and Intellivision, when I traded them all in. Most of these games I'd rather play on the XBO/PS4 Atari Flashback collection except for the games that use either the paddle or trackball. I wonder now if those Flashback decks came with paddles. I have a set of paddles I think I was going to hook up to the Atari Flashback deck to play Breakout and similar games. I wonder now if that was possible, and maybe I should've kept it for that reason. Ah well, trades will happen. 

I did have a flashback to Adventure recently. There's an achievement in the XBO collection for getting the chalice to the yellow castle in like 2 minutes or something like that. It was harder that I thought and didn't get it, yet. 

On XBO and I've read that Pinball FX3 is connected with PS4, XBO, and Steam. I'll get Thor and see if I can compete with you. Although, if I remember right, you were really good at a lot of tables in Pinball FX2. I'm going to try though. 

If I don't see you on the leaderboards, I can always go get the PS4 version. I had both systems running the other day and I have a bunch of tables on PSN from when it was called Zen Pinball. They should import over ot PBFX3 now. 

Not sure why they did it, but I became a fan of there's after Gat Out of Hell, which was like the best Crackdown game in a long time. 

I put Paper Mario and Mario RPG together because they both do RPG things. I've never played the first Paper Mario but I remember seeing it at flea markets and conventions back in the day all the time. I never bought it because it was always pricey. 

It was pretty decent actually. I just was in a mood. Plus one battle did seem kind of unfair. I can go back to it any time although I did erase it for the time being. It's still on the cloud though. 

Sounds like you jumped on board when it started. Was that 2010? 

I've been on it a few years and haven't used it much, but now that i have a smart phone, I've been trying to use it more. I take some photos with my phone from time to time and post there, and I have my goodreads feed auto synced to it.