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Christmas Decorations 1980s Christmas Tree Funny Memories - Weird Paul
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Christmas Lights Decorations 1988 - Weird Paul
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Weird Paul T-Shirts!
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Putting Up the Christmas Tree 1985 - Weird Paul
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In the Hospital 2015 - Weird Paul
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Fan Clubs '80s Retro Fandom Vintage Muppet Show Collection - Weird Paul
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Thanksgiving in a Trailer Park 1988 - Weird Paul
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Concert Ads Newspaper Rock Music Advertisement '80s Collection - Weird Paul
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My 15th Birthday 1985 - Weird Paul
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Everybody Says Goodbye 1985 - Weird Paul
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November 1986 Vlog - Weird Paul
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Old Product Labels 80s 70s Vintage Food Labels - Weird Paul
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Trick or Treating 1986 - Weird Paul
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That was a brilliant post YoYo
- Yo-Yo, The Professor and Lost Dragon
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Thanks for sharing that fun adventure with the rest of us
- The Professor, Justin and MaximumRD
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Here's a look at Blazing Lazers, one of the US TurboGrafx-16 launch titles, and one of the best shooters of 16-bit era video games.
So, what do you guys think? Have you played Blazing Lazers? What impression did it leave you with of the TurboGrafx-16 console?
- The Professor, Yo-Yo, MaximumRD and 3 others
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Nice to see some new videos from you
- MaximumRD, Justin, Retrogamer81081 and 1 other
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This is great. What an awesome follow up to the Jag Bar. Lynx and Jaguar don't get the amount of attention they should. What a creative original thing to do. Looking forward to more
- DeLorean, The Professor, btbfilms76 and 2 others
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That's awesome No Swear Gamer! Great way to support Atari Day!
- Justin, nosweargamer and The Professor
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I never realized Pole Position II was released for anything other than the Atari 7800.
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Pat & Ian asked a good question on The Completely Unnecessary Podcast this week: Why isn't there more love for the Sega Master System? Their question is a good one but I think their answers are lacking something.
There's always more nostalgic love for what was most popular at the time. Look at the nostalgic movies that get all the love now, most of them were what was popular when we were younger. The same is true in video gaming. The NES dominated that generation, and even the Atari 7800 was outselling the Sega Master System based on price.
The Master System was a GREAT console, I think it had the best graphics of the era and some of the best games. You can't go wrong with Phantasy Star, and I disagree with Pat & Ian that people wouldn't have been interested in playing OutRun or Shinobi on the Master System. If you were back in 1986, and the Genesis was a good 3-4 years away before it really got going, those were great titles on a really cool game system. It's growth was stunted because it didn't take off the way the NES did with Mario, etc. but that didn't mean there weren't great reasons to own a Sega Master System, or of course an Atari 7800.
I do agree with Pat & Ian that "only 2 kids at every school had a Sega Master System" that sounds about right, and that Sega lost interest in supporting the Master System in America when they were close to releasing the Sega Genesis and knew it would blow the doors off of everything else around.
What do you think?
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My Brother's Christmas List Letter To Santa 1986 - Weird Paul