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That one sentence says so much -- Memory Track support is huge! Thank you so much. I don't mind the occasional crash if I can save my game and pick up where I left off (and don't have to use cheat codes instead, which always feel cheat-y). Can't wait to check this out over the summer -- Hover Strike CD, Battlemorph, Highlander, and Blue Lightning, here I come!

Added a link to Dave's Videogame Journey, a project putting out videos that each cover an entire year of the NES's North American library. Also updated the first post to note that Jeremy Parish has stopped covering Japanese Game Boy games, allegedly because they're too expensive now and he wants to photograph every game he covers. He'll only cover North American games from now on, but first he's going back and redoing his early Game Boy videos. (Whether other factors -- like an antipathy to pachinko and horse racing games, not really being equipped to deal with the language barrier, and/or the low clickthrough rate on coverage of obscure/unpopular games -- might play a role in this decision, one can only speculate.)

My first gaming in a while, in the company of a diminutive entity who is beginning to understand and appreciate these things: Jakks Plug & Play TV Games Disney 5 in 1: Donald’s Golf Tournament - 5 min. Lilo & Stitch: Stitch's Search for Paradise - 30 min.

My times for the week: Intellivision: Frog Bog - 3 min. Stampede - 2 min. Genesis: Family Feud - 15 min.

Yeah, it's kind of like keeping a gaming journal, and can lead to some interesting insights. It's amazing how weird my sense of time can be -- I find out a game I thought I played a year or two ago, I actually beat a decade ago. (And once in a while, the opposite happens!) Just the other day I thought I remembered that it took me 6+ hours to beat a game in a single sitting -- but nope, it was only about 4. Is that important? Dunno, but it was interesting to me.

Congratulations! I didn't make a new post for it but I did update the first post a little while ago. Really pleased to see you reach the finish line with the PCE/SFC-specific part of the project.

My times for the week: Intellivision: Frog Bog - 14 min. Ms. Pac-Man - 10 min. NASL Soccer - 30 min. Shark! Shark! - 8 min. Skiing - 3 min. Space "Cant" - 1 min. Stampede - 6 min.

All I could find is this video, but the comments seem to suggest it's a fake: Certainly "Part 69" -- with no Parts 1-68 on the channel, and only one other video from this uploader at all -- raises a red flag.

My modest times for the week: Intellivision: Ms. Pac-Man - 10 min. Stampede - 20 min.

My times for the week (plus a tiny bit from the previous week that I didn't get around to posting): Intellivision: Stampede - 6 min. NES: Mendel Palace - 2 min. Star Voyager - 66 min. Beat Star Voyager for the, I don't know, fifth time?

My times for the week: Intellivision: Frog Bog - 12 min. Skiing - 3 min. Stampede - 39 min. Nintendo 64: Mia Hamm Soccer 64 - 32 min.

I've got some Odyssey² games I'd like to pick up as well, and I'd potentially be interested in loose 5200 carts (even commons, since right now I only have one game for the system!).

My time for the week: Nintendo 64: Mia Hamm Soccer - 116 min.

My times for the week: Intellivision: IntelliVania - 41 min. Jr. Pac-Man - 8 min. Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns - 3 min. MC-10: Nuclear Submarine Adventure - 67 min. Nintendo 64: Mia Hamm Soccer 64 - 88 min. Super Bowling - 2 min.

My times for the week: NES: Star Voyager - 149 min. Nintendo 64: PD Ultraman Battle Collection 64 - 14 min. Knife Edge Nose Gunner - 22 min. Just a handful of failed runs in Star Voyager, really.