nosweargamer

Yeah, I was excited to see this first movie and thought it was fine, saw the second and thought it was decent, but I have yet to see the third, and really don't have a big desire too. Looking back, I guess I didn't find the first two films that memorable,since I can't remember much about them now, lol. In other Trek news, my wife and I recently completed watching the original series and have moved onto Next Gen.

Looking at the another recent plug n play by MSI. Ep 525: WWE Wrestlemania Steel Cage Challenge

Taking a look at the Star Trek USS Vengeance by Hot Wheels:

Reviewing the Asteroids mini arcade by Basic Fun.

SOLD

Beam Me Up, Intellivision!Ep 524: Beamrider

Taking a look of one of MSI's newest Plug n PlaysEp 523: Namco Classic Vol 1

Ep 522: Beamrider (Atari 2600)

Icky Spiders!Ep 521: Crackpots (Atari 2600)

How about this current picture from my entertainment center!

Taking a look of one of MSI's newest Plug n Plays Ep 523: Namco Classic Vol 1

Update. Now at 196 (only 4 to go until 200)

Ep 522: Beamrider

Was Fatal Run ported to the 2600 in the US? I'm pretty sure it wasn't, but did appear on the Flashback II. As someone who got into the 2600 game after the NES was out, I actually really liked the NES style titles they tried. Skateboardin', Tomcat F-14, Kung Fu Master and Pete Rose Baseball were some of my favorite games. Also, most of the arcade ports were still available in bargain bins (were I got Missile Command) or were re-released in the red box (Space Invaders, Donkey Kong). I will say that some games, like Double Dragon and Desert Falcon, probably should've stayed off of the 2600.

Yeah, it depends for me too. My goal is not to build a museum, so anything that can help my family by selling is fair game. One of the few exceptions would most likely be a 1984, silver label 7800 game. I'd really like to have one to hold onto.

Ep 521: Crackpots

Ep 520: The Rental Exclusive John Madden Football Championship Edition (Genesis)

Ep 519: Planet Patrol (Atari 2600)

They also make those cardboard style ones in other materials like plastic and metal. If I had the shelf space, that's the way I would go. Right now however, half my magazines are in an over-sized white cardboard box, similar to a comic book box, and the other half are in a Huggies box (almost perfect fit!). In both cases, they stand up and down, rather than sitting in a stack.

23,262 (powered by Diet Dr. Pepper from McDonald's) Wow, things get really crazy at Sector 12! 😱 I played both the 2600 version and this in a single sitting. Later on, I plan to review them both. (when I play one version of a game, I like to play other versions too if I have them to see how they compare)

Ep 519: Planet Patrol (Atari 2600)

Judging by this pick from another M Network cart, it might be factory

The Intellivision ports is a lot better anyway.

I was really surprised when I found out the value of this game.Ep 518: Radical Rex (Sega CD)

December Pickups & Christmas Gifts