PixlBit

Ever since the toys-to-life stuff, I'm now a figure fan, so I'm interested. 

Yea it's in the Pip Boy device thingy. I haven't played Fallout 4 past the demo yet, but I'm going to now to play Atomic Command - and maybe get hooked on the rest of the game, we'll see. 

I really like the physical quallities of MC in the arcades. I got my whole body into it swiping that trackball around. All I do today in games is twiddle my thumbs. 

I used it for Skies of Arcadia. Some sort of mini game that gave you gold in the main game, if I remember right. 

I've heard the batteries in the VMU go pretty quickly. I still have them and maybe I should take their batteries out before they burst in there. 

I remember trying DKC2 back in the day and finding it too hard right off the bat. Now, though, I have all three DKC SNES games and can't wait to give them all another go. 

I never had a problem with scratched audio CDs but now that games is another story. I mean, DVD, CD, what's the diff. really. They're both laser readable media and since my PS2 stopped reading, I'm kind of off lasers. I like cartridges and digital. They tend to not be as fragile. 

A while ago I started ditching my CD cases and putting them in books to get them out of the way. I buy some vinyl from time to time, but then I just recycle them once their ripped. I'd love to keep a library, but where do I put it? 

Just a kind of joke since I remember Duke Nukem having a Jack & Coke in one of the games. 

Mouse would work great. I remember back in the day just spinning that trackball hard in later screens to sweep a bunch of defending missiles across the screen. 

There was a trackball on a Madcatz joystick for the Xbox 360 (meant for retro games), but OXM gave it such a bad review, I never got one. I still want one. 

I was thinking about the cold war stuff when replaying the game. I remember being a little bit scared by the ending screen when I played it in the arcade in 1980. 

I like that it doesn't matter if you get blown up. Just gotta save that King.