atarifan95

This should be cool. I'll list the ones I'm working/planning on. (Links included to videos for those who might want to watch me play/complete the games) Games I beat last year Tarzan Spider-Man 2000 Games I'm working on beating this year Harvest Moon 64 Games I plan to play/beat later this year Spider-Man 2000 What-if Mode Spider-Man: Enter Electro Spider-Man: Enter Electro What-if Mode Tigger's Hunny Hunt

Well, here's my first try (via emulation on the Portable). My first time playing this game ever. Tricky too, because of those pesky birds. I might give it a try on the PC later to see how I do on there (I'd try on the actual 2600, but I need a new coax adapter, so that's not an option right now).

Look what my brother got me for Christmas!

A nice mishmash of good movies, even if I haven't seen all of them yet. I think it would be cool for people to make lists of their favorite Christmas movies. I'll try to do that as soon as possible. In the meantime, there was this video I made a few weeks ago showing my Christmas movie collection (which needs a video update now, but this will do for now). Edit: Okay, let's see if I can remember all my favorite Christmas movies. Scrooge (Seymour Hicks) A Christmas Carol (George C Scott) A Christmas Carol (Alastair Simm) A Christmas Carol (Jim Carrey) Muppet Christmas Carol Miracle on 34th Street (original) The Grinch (Boris Karloff) The Grinch (Jim Carrey) Rankin Bass' Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Rankin Bass' Frosty the Snowman Rankin Bass' Frosty's Winter Wonderland Charlie Brown Christmas Night Before Christmas (Castle Films) Raymond Briggs' The Snowman VeggieTales' The Toy That Saved Christmas Jingle All the Way Christmas Comes But Once a Year A Christmas... (Not sure what the rest of the title is. It's a Russian short film, and the title narration in the dub is cut off by static noises) Disney's Annie The Polar Express The Santa Clause That's all I can remember for now.

Surprised I missed this thread all the times I've been here. I live in Michigan, and Faygo is a great drink. The shop at my college had a bunch of them when I was there too.

It's a bit confusing on the Flashback systems too, because instead of switches, it has buttons that are either "pushed in" or "not pushed in." B is "pushed in," and A is "not pushed in."

It looks like that here in Michigan also. It sucks. It just won't stop. And I have to go back to college in a few days, so I hope it's not snow-storming while I'm headed there.

Yeah, that's what happened. LJ07 originally posted about this in the Atari 2600 section, but I politely pointed out the fact that MaximumRD already beat him to it. I guess the two threads got merged afterwards.

Don't think I'm being rude man, because I'm not trying to be rude. Someone already made a post like this on here a few days ago. Sorry.