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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. 

That is an interesting draw for me, buying Switch versions just to have a physical copy. I got the physical PS4 version of Wargroove even though I play it on Xbox just to have a box of it. Kind of similar with Journey to the Savage Planet which I got the Xbox One version physical but never opened it because I play it digitally on my Xbox Seres S. 

Interesting. I'd like to see gameplay of PDS. 

I must've stopped watching cartoons as soon as I became a teenager in 1980 because I don't remember seeing any of the 80s animated shows. 

This digital collections make me nervous. They could just go "poof!" at any time, I feel.