LeeJ07

Nintendo actually listened for a change!!!!!!!!! http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2017/09/nintendo_is_resurrecting_the_nes_classic_mini_and_increasing_snes_classic_inventory

That is indeed. It is the box for the Hyrule Edition New 3DS XL.

And this is the start of my new game area!

Model CX22.

Another great purchase from NSG. Ladybug and Motocross for the Intellivision. Only 107 more to go.

That's some amazing graphics for the 2600.

I got Cities: Skylines at Wal-Mart for a ridiculously low price. I wish I had the box handy to see what it was. I think it was as low as $0.96.

The only downside is these videos make me want to explore these locations myself.

NSG, just curious if you saw my last PM reply?

Is this list still valid?

This is a tough decision, man, but I am absolutely interested in one of those INTV games. I'll hit you up with a PM once I decide which one to get.

The 2001 and 3001 have a built in microphone, and faster processors. I believe they were also redesigned to make connecting them to a television much easier. My model is a 3001 that I purchased new in 2009, and it seems to me to be the absolute best version.

PSP is one of the best handhelds around.

Darn, I was certain it would be Ninja Golf... It's my stock reply whenever the 7800 comes up.

I have, in the past, found a game called Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions in my Xbox, and Robocop in a boxed NES.

Basically. I had it stored with my Wii instruction manuals and the whole stack got wet. The trak-ball manual became stuck fast to the cover of the Wii manual, and all attempts to separate the two have proved fruitless. They just tear whenever I tried, so I've got two manuals fused together and completely useless. The mention of using an hair dryer in the link you shared just happened to remind me of one of the suggestions for separation google turned up back when I was trying to save the two manuals. Needless to say, it didn't work. EDIT: Now that I think of it, perhaps I ought to post a thread chronicling my efforts to dry out my collection, and what has worked and what hasn't as a helpful reference...

Speaking of preserving old manuals, sadly the Atari Trak-ball manual I saved from the trash awhile back was essentially destroyed back when the storm wrecked our house earlier this year.

I think the Jr is the best looking. So sleek and slim.

You got all that for Christmas?

Always on the look out for INTV games, 2600 games, and Game Boy games.

GameCube Animal Crossing is an awesome game.

Ninja Golf

Yeah, I like Projared's work. He doesn't have an enormous amount of review videos, but those he does generally appear to be well researched, largely unbiased, and free from sensationalistic melodramatics. A clear example of quality over quantity.

You know the story behind that "BEEE-SEVUNTEEEN BAWMER," right? According to the Intellivision Lives website, the script called for a "Southern accent, laid back, slow drawl even under fire, talks like sittin' in a cotton field on a sunny day watchin' the bees buzz."

Here's a pretty good review of it: