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That is a fair opinion, however biased you may think it is. Each system has its strengths and weaknesses and they had their share of unique titles.

Nice finds! There's a store near Naples (about 2 hours away) from me that I want to visit. I went there several years ago but the store was moved after it was destroyed by one of the hurricanes last year. So, I need to go to their new location.

Very cool. Will order this!

RetroUSB is back at it this year and they are releasing a new Xmas game for the NES as has been the norm for them for the last 15 years or so. This time the 8-Bit Xmas title is a pinball game. The game can be ordered here: 8 BIT XMAS 2023. One of the cool things about these carts is that they have LED's that light up as the game is played. Here's a video of the gameplay...

OK, since the Christmas season has started....what is your reindeer name? I'm Snowflake Angry Elf!

I have that video saved to watch.

You're not alone! In fact, the first Inty I got was the Inty II. I now also have the Sears Super Video Arcade, which has a nice design and detachable controllers.

This video may be of interest, @MaximumRD...

I know greatest game lists are subjective but the games are really good examples of the capabilities of Atari's little cat...

"The Hunt" is a turn based combat puzzle game. You control a young Predator on his first Hunt on the planet Earth. Fight your way through 16 randomly generated, and progressively harder, levels to claim your ultimate trophy. Download for Free and play our your Jaguar Game Drive or Skunkboard: https://jagcorner.com/the-hunt/ A port of the ABBCU SW competition: The original Atari 8-Bit computer version can be found here: https://forums.atariage.com/topic/218058-the-hunt-from-abbuc-sw-contest-2013/ Thank you to Jakub ‘Ilmenit’ Debski (original code), and Michal ‘stRing’ Radecki (music), for making a great game that deserves a bit more attention, and for their approval, feedback on music and other thoughts suggestions. Also, credit goes to Pawel ‘ripek’ Szewczyk for the artwork in the original version. Also, a special thank you to Lawrence Staveley (Reboot) for helping prepare the ROM for release.

Looks like DC will be releasing this story as three different parts on DVD/BD next year. The animation looks cool.

Another cool video from Trek World: https://youtu.be/w3AEc3RMhB8?si=UFRqL1V2zROVJodF It's a video that looks at the "Lost" 1964 Star Trek Enterprise Model Footage.

It's a cool video. Lots of details!

Just read this on Endgadget: Intellivision can't afford to make its long-delayed Amico retro console

If you want to learn all sorts of secrets of the Enterprise (and you have close to 2 hours to spare), check out this video...

It sure is! Here's another cool thing. I respectful updating of the TOS Enterprise...

I ordered the Tomy USS Enterprise die cast model and got it recently. Not sure if anyone has seen this before but it is one impressive model. It weighs some 20 lbs! Check this video reviewing it. Mine is still sealed. I will likely open it this weekend. 🙂

Did any of you guys watch Masters of the Universe: Revelation? The second season is coming to Netflix in January with the title Masters of the Universe: Revolution. Here's the preview. I liked the first season so I'm looking forward to this new season. I think it is shorter than the prior season, though.

I just watched this video. Interesting to see this clone system for the 2600. Is anyone familiar with this?