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For the 200th Atari 2600 game I've reviewed and ranked, I went with a childhood favorite. Ep 536: Superman

Reviewing and ranking my 199th Atari 2600 game.Time to pour some ice cold Mountain Dew!Ep 535: Tapper

I decided to start collecting football cards after my son got into them. So on Fridays, I will be doing a new series of videos called "Football Card Friday", where I open up new packs of cards. Here's my first one from last week, opening up Championship Collection, which contains 20 packs of cards!

Ep 537: Chase The Chuckwagon

Update: I have now passed 200!

I really liked MUSCLE as a kid. I even had a wrestling ring for the figures that I ended up breaking from using so much.

My apologies for being late to the party on this one, especially since I may have suggested the game awhile back. I had a score to post, but after being out of town last weekend (with no internet) and then dealing with a stomach bug upon my return, I am only now ketchup-ing (or is it catsup-ing?) My single life run score wasn't super, but I did do something I never have done before: I beat the game! It's not a hard game to beat, and I was close before and didn't realize it (only 4 worlds? wow), but this was the first time I actually tried some serious playthroughs.

For the 200th Atari 2600 game I've reviewed and ranked, I went with a childhood favorite. Ep 536: Superman

Checking out this Viras toy I got from Atari Creep, which also inspired me to start watching some Gamera movies.

Yeah, I hear you, and it's going to be worse once Disney leaves Netflix. But personally, just between Tubi, Netflix and Prime ( I forgot to include that), I have more than enough to watch. Prime has Highlander the TV series & the Dukes of Hazzard. Netflix has the first set of Star Trek shows ( I'm watching Next Gen) MST3K and Twilight Zone. And Tubi has Starcade, more MST3K, Super Mario/Captain N, and a good selection of movies including cheesy old sci fi movies like Gamera. I suppose if you want to have all your favorites legally in one place, you either have to get them on physical media our give someone like Amazon or Google Play some $.

Here I am opening up 18 packs of 1988 Donruss Baseball cards that I got from Jim's Retro Zone!

I used to call them O'Cheap-E😂

I've had the a la carte though for decades! Of course, big cable won't split it up, although I think Sling tried to offer something like that. Now it seems your best bet is to subscribe to some select streaming services and use them on a device that allows you to stream everything in one place. There are also some good, free streaming sites like Crackle, Tubi TV and from what I hear, Pluto TV.

Ep 535: Tapper

Yes! There were a few pieces missing, but my son had some replacements, most in the same color. I'll try to post pics or a video soon.

One of the coolest Batmobiles ever by Hot Wheels.

I suppose I better live up to my review, lol. Seems to me a big part of getting a high score is the simple luck of where some of the tanks pop up. I played a bunch of games to get this one. 70,000 (Atari GH Vol 1 DS, Played on a 3DS XL)

Last night I did an impromptu live stream playing Dig Dug & Deadly Dogs on the Intellivision. Here's the replay.

Here's a look at my 2nd Patreon Retro Swap Box.

Reviewing & ranking my 198th Atari 2600 game!Use the force!Ep 534: Star Wars The Arcade Game

Looking at some 1980 Topps Empire Strikes Back picture cards.

Ep 534: Star Wars The Arcade Game

That's the main downside about some of the big sites including facebook and Youtube: It's near impossible to talk to a real person when you have problems or questions. At least when I have an ebay issue, I can call a real person.