I dont' think so, but it had lots of PSone compliations like I still have Namco Museum Vol. 4.
I hooked it up today. It was so nice to pop in a disc and play right away. No home screen, no install, no signing in, just got right to gaming.
I only played a handful of hours of it the first time, but I was excited. It's funny too, like a saturday morning cartoon. I'm trying to start it up again, but my retro stuff is getting in my way right now. I'll get to it soon though and see how it is in the long haul.
A surprising amount of exclusives worth having on the PS2. I played all the cross console games on Xbox.
I loved those bad game blogs. Sometimes I'll dig into a bunch of bad games to get achievements. Sometimes I happen upon one that's actually pretty good. I also get to sample some genres I never play. It's fun.
I love those 194x games. I have that collection and I think you can turn the PSP screen sideways to kind of replicate the vertical arcade screen. I like doing that a lot.
I've been struggling with weight loss too. I cut out a lot of things, maybe too much. I stopped eating meat for a while but I was getting weak, so I went back, but in a limited way. I've lost some, but I've got to exercise more.
I have a handful of small indie games I'd like to play: Firewatch, Headlanders and Thimbleweek Park.
I played Centipede today. Beat my high score but I don't know how it's possible to clear the screen of mushrooms. I tried. There's an achievement for that.
I'm so glad to hear Virtual Console is on Switch now. Makes me want one even more.
I played some Tales of Berseria last year. I expected better graphics, so I was kind of turned off by it, but maybe I would've liked the gameplay if I had stayed with it.
Yea, the toys-to-life game fad came and went, although there was that one game at E3 last year that had toy spaceships. I wonder what happened to that project.
