I tried the beat that first flying vampire mini boss again to no avail. I feel like I played the level much better though. I had no trouble getting to that point this time.
I think I may be trading my PSP Ys I & II because my PSP isn't working. I'm going to try and see if that DS version is affordable.
The dates are always a little screwy on wiki. I didn't care to look closely at which dates were for Japan or US. I'm also looking at awards lists and a lot of times the previous year's games are on them. For my use, I really don't care. I just need a list of 80s games to go play. I should title it "Roughly 1987 in Gaming". If you pay me though, I'll make sure to get the dates right. haha.
Tunrs out I've read vols. 1-3 of Dragon Ball already. I'll read vol 4 soon. I'm hoping to get to a least a few episodes of the show next week.
Super Lucky's Tale is surprisingly good, and games like this usually frustrate me eventually. I bowed out of Spryo and Banjo Kazooie recently 'cause they drove me crazy with either getting lost or some platforming challenge that seemed overly difficult.
The new Arkanoid stuff in Eternal Battle just confused me with its constantly changing screens. I enjoyed the original arcade game much better.
I played 1942 recently and 1943 is such a great improvement.
Sky Skipper looks interesting and has a 2600 port too. I'll have to check that out.
Spy Hunter, regardless of the port, really needs a steering wheel and pedal. I can never get anywhere in it with a standard controller, but I used to really get into it on the arcade cabinet.
I discovered that I have DQ 1 on GBC but not on NES anymore. What was I thinking? I am considering getting Final Fantasy in that I-IV collection out on Switch and PS4, or maybe the whole collection. The price is a bit steep though, so I may hunt out a physical copy of the first game (I used to have that too).
I looked at Starflight when I was researching 80s games. I wasn't sure how I would play it today though, but maybe it's on STEAM? No Man's Sky is a bit Star Treky. I always thought the Mass Effect games were like Star Trek too. Why there aren't good Star Trek games (I didn't get into Star Trek Online)? I have yet to play Star Trek Voyager Elite Force though, and I my friend really liked that one.
I discovered that I have that Arkanoid DS game. Thanks for reminding me. I dig it out and give it a run next week. It'll be good to boot up the DS again.
Never saw the Rampage movie. The trailers didn't interest me.
I have RBI Baseball loaded into my Retron right now. I'll maybe get to it next week.
Yeah, the 7800 is back compatible, but I really like the small size of the Junior. Space is always an issue with me. I used to have a full 2600, but I traded it because I have too many games and systems for apartment living.
I love the art on the Kirby Berry Dream cup. I may have to get one at a Nektar near me.
Apparently the show W&W was a CBS 1 hour special every Saturday for about 8 weeks. Easily missed and its ratings were low.
I don't know who I would play Toon with these days, but I like the idea so much, I want a copy of it. The original box is expensive and rare unfortuneately, so I'll probably print it out.
Sky Kid and Sky Kid Deluxe are really cool. I lost my copy of Namco Museum Virtual Arcade for Xbox 360 though which has Deluxe on it.
I read it again. I like the Woodgal Adventure game the best so far.
I am litterally at a finger press away from getting it. Right now I'm saving up rewards points from receipt scanning to get the first Etrian Odyssey remaster.
I returned to cartoons with The Tick in 1995. Yeah, the years in school brought a whole lot of peer pressure.
