Well, Space Invaders and Super Breakout on Atari 2600 spring to mind. Also the Mattel Electronics Baseball handheld I used to play all the time.
Yea, I saw the Garfield debut and was tempted to read it. I think I want to read about the first appearance of Mystique in Ms. Marvel #16, if I can find a copy somewhere.
I'm still adding to my spreadsheet of gameplay for the year. I'll report on it when I'm done logging hours for the year, probably last day of the month.
NBA Playgrounds sounds cool. I loved NBA Jam and NBA Showtime last milenium.
i used to do the combination tv/pc. Since I went to laptops, I don't do that anymore.
yea, and now I have two tvs with different. . . wait, no 3 tvs, with different jacks, so that I have to swap tvs too to play certain systems. if i had a house this wouldn't be a problem, just a big media room for it all. But playing at a friend's apartment means I have to truck all this stuff around.
I really wish every system was backwards compatible, as impossible a wish as that is, because I like jumping around to different games. I just don't want to have to lug out every single system.
I liked the Incredibles playset too.
I might have to download that Evil Within 2 demo. Always need free stuff, especially on my neglected PS4. I think I have you on my PS4, but I'll check to make sure.
I've been playing a lot of retro stuff that became backwards compatible on Xbox One, mostly because I still have the games and it costs me nothing. I'm kind of between jobs right now, so I'll only get something if I can trade for it, and I don't like to let go of stuff if I can help it.
I wasn't head over heels for it either. I liked it though.
I had to do that with a few titles that went free or had free trials on Xbox. I only found out about them by listening to podcasts. Sometimes I don't know what they are thinking over there.
I really wanted to play Marvel Puzzle Quest and then it came to console and I was disappointed with it. They needed to spruce it up a bit for the consoles but they didn't. It looked thin, for lack of another word.
