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Only two more items left. This one just came today from across the ocean: I bought this simply because it was a cheap, import Saturn game. A while back I bought a cart that is supposed to allow you to play imports on a US Saturn, and now I have something to test it with once I finally dig my Saturn out.

Ep 329: Artillery Duel

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New personal best! 149,510 Things get harder for me once the ice guys are added to the mix, but the levels following the third bonus stage actually felt a little easier to me for some odd reason. Perhaps I was getting into a groove.

Willie might have one. You could try asking him.

Ok. This is one of the finds that made my week so great. I bought an Intellivision II with a handful of games. When I saw a pic of it on eBay, I wasn't going to buy it until something caught my eye. Notice anything? That's right! A rare, red demonstration cart!!! It's basically an ad on a cart telling you why to buy the system and showing some gameplay from some of the games. They would use these in stores and it kinda acted like the later VHS tapes that had nothing but commercials on them and would start back at the beginning when done. I will make a video showing it in action later.

Wow. It's really hard to tell from that angle. Looks to be long, slender and red. Is there any more to the image or any memories you have that might help identify it?

Happy National Pac-Man Day! Ep 328: Jr. Pac-Man

Video Game Magazines! I really dig mags from the mid 80's to mid-to-late 90's I bought each of these separately from the same seller, who was kind enough to combine shipping, even though it didn't say anything about it in the description. This really helped bring the cost down to the point where I paid less than $2 an issue. Sega Visions & Gamepro Sega Visions was Sega's version of Nintendo Power. Fun Fact: When they notified subscribers they were canceling the magazine, the remainder of their subscription was transferred over to Gamepro! Electronic Gaming Monthly & Video Games Fun Fact: EGM was my favorite mag growing up and inspired me to want to be a game reviewer one day, which I now am in a way on YouTube. Game Informer Yup, I liked GI until about the PS2 era And my favorite, a rare, early issue of Game Informer!

Now this is more my speed First Attempt - 95,050 Ice Broken!

Congrats Kam!

Yes. I sound like an old foggy, but I miss the days when every system came with one full game and two controllers. To me, the day that the PSone was released marked the beginning of the end of this trend. Gyromite is a good suggestion, but at least Duck Hunt was there to help soften the blow! And it sounds like you got the later version of the game.com, the pocket pro, that didn't come with any cartridges most of the time. Like I said above, I really don't count solitaire as it was there along with the personal organizer and calculator just to give the device a more PC feel. But it did end up being one of the better game.com games, so in that case, if I counted it as a pack-in, it probably isn't one of the worst.

Yes! If a company advertises a full game, built-in on the box, I would count it. After all, it is packed-into the system For instance, Minestorm, Asteroids on the PAL 7800 and the Alex Kidd game on the model 2 Sega Master System would all count. Personally, I typically wouldn't count smaller, unadvertised and/or hidden games like Snail Maze on the Master System or Solitaire on the game.com as pack-ins. To me, they are more like small bonuses.

So I decided to turn my Mt. Rushmore Series into a Mt. Trashmore Series too. Here I show you my choices for the four worst pack-in video games of all time. What are your four worst pack-in games?

I plan on making another mystery game video soon, and this one will be a part of it! That sounds good to me!

That sounds good. When is it? I got the box! Here's what I put in to start it and got in return: Thank you to everyone who took part in RJB 8!

Next is a box of almost 30 boxed Sega Genesis games. Some are missing manuals and they're mostly sport games, but I paid less than 2 bucks a game and there are some titles I'm interested in.

I only ordered from Best once to get a light gun and 7800 europad, but was overall happy with the experience. I even ended up using the box wrapped in Atari security tape as a backdrop for many of my videos. The website is very outdated in it's setup and can be a chore to navigate, yet there is also a charm to it as it still has a late 90's feel to it. I've also heard of people ordering their catalog just for the fun of flipping through the pages.

Atari Force Comics and Catalogs

7800 Manuals

Misc 2600, Intellivison and NES manuals (I'm allowing Ballblazer to call dibs on Surround if he wants it)

Just in case someone needs a Space Invader cart:

I answer the challenge from the Gemini Gamer in this one: Ep 327: Space Invaders