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Agreed I got mine yesterday! It was great! 😄 The 3D printed bits were really cool too. I love the colored cartridge and the tip sheet too.

Yes Darryl squeezed more blood from that stone. 😄

Because Sega does what Nintendon't. In 1990, we sold most everything and moved to Philadelphia, my NES and 4 games got sold at a flea market. Once we were set back up by 1991, I saw Super Mario World, and thought it looked great. But then I saw Sonic, I knew that's where I wanted to be, so I got a Genesis. The Genesis just hit the right vibe at the time, but I think by 1994, they about evened off when Nintendo stopped being such a nerd. Sega tapped into the hip hop, grunge, and other cool culture of the time. You had near arcade perfect (at least for the time) conversions. Unique quirky games like Sonic, Earthworm Jim, Toejam & Earl, The Ooze, etc. Blue Sky Productions was on fire at the time, look at Jurassic Park for the Genesis vs. whoever made the JP game for SNES. A lot of quality coding going on for the Genesis, whereas the SNES had some really sloppy work from 3rd parties. I think the fact that the 68000 runs the Genesis is part of why the quality of code in Genesis games was great, I hear all the time of a lot of people from the ST or Amiga scene broke into Genesis games when things drifted that way. So they knew tricks they figured out on the Amiga and ST and they could push the Genesis in ways they didn't know how on the SNES.

In case any one has not heard, the Popeye version has been updated graphically, game tweaks, etc, so the OpCode version won't just be a rehashing of the AtariAge version.

Love the new Muskie Attack and the extra bits you came up for it Lance! That blue cartridge is really cool. I never saw one of those, did any other games come with those cartridges back in the day? Also love the How to Win At Muskie Attack sheet. Another really awesome work that you guys have done with this. 😄

Interesting. Coke has a long history that should make interesting museum, even if they don't have a Pepsi Kona or Jolt Cola exhibit there. 😄

Oh really cool. 😄 I never saw that one. Thanks for sharing. Shotgun is great too! Thank you for your hard work and sharing with us. 😎👍

Looks great as usual Lance! You guys did a great job. 🙂 Will definitely be a fun one to play. 😄

Noice, thanks for the heads up! Got myself on the list. 😄

I just saw it yesterday, apparently I missed out on the pre-order, which was gone in minutes. However, I'll be getting one if I can. 😄 Lights, Sounds, a Trasnforming K.I.T.T. sign me up. 😛

I remember a lot of Unix labs had this kind of disk too. 😄

I don't remember seeing SuperDisk drives anywhere either aside from a trade show I went to in the late 90s. Ultimately you made the right choice, CD-Rs and Napster was a heck of a good time then. 😄

That was neat. An interesting improvement on the standard floppy, good for cameras. Though honestly in the 90s I was all about the Zip Disk. I still have a 100MB and a 250MB drives. Those blue drives just looked so cool. I even have a Zip Disk branded carrying case for taking it on the go. 😄

Nice! I had Ogre Battle 64 back in the day. That game was pretty great.

I remember when I saw the Lynx, in a Boy's Life Magazine. They had a shootout between the Lynx, the Game Gear, TurboExpress, and the Gameboy. I liked the Lynx the best, but by the time I could save my pre-teenage job money it was 1996. So I ended up getting a Gameboy Pocket, no Lynx to be found at our Toys R Us by then. Someday I'll get myself a Lynx. 😛