Sephie

That's an amazing score Tempest. And BP - I wouldn't feel to bad, I played for about an hour and only got to wave 7 Sorry I missed you guys on Saturday.

SO MUCH FUN SO MUCH FUN !!! I enjoyed this game so much I'm not sure if I even have the name right. At the CinciClassic there were several arcade consoles set up and this was one of them. You use both joysticks to move your spider around and shoot flies/bugs, then pick up the dollar signs. You push eggs off your web. I loved it. Any idea how much one of these would cost and where I could find it?

I was really surprised at the music in this game. It was actually like music instead of the "Beep-Bop-Boop" that you normally see (not that I mind the classic tunes). Some of the levels seem very close to techno I've heard, but I'm not positive. Can you tell me if the songs came from anywhere?

The prices have finally come down and I am wanting to buy a new video game system. Which system should I get? They all look the same quality wise. I would have to get Madden Football, but I also like Zelda AND Baldur's Gate! I refuse to buy one of each.

Is it Mr. Do! that you're giving away?

You might want to try a game that's not just point and shoot. On eof my favorites is Adventure. I also like Tapper and Pressure Cooker. They are all pretty fun and she may like these types better.

The only way I have ever heard of stamp collectors removing stamps is by soaking them in water. Would it be possible to hold the Atari game on a dish of warm water so the game doesn't get waterlogged but the label comes off? The Activision label doesn't look really flimsy - I think it might hold up to the water and not disintegrate. The only other thing I can think of is to find a solvent that will dissolve the glue without soaking into the label too much. Any ideas?

Ducktales. I love this game. It's so much fun to hop around on the monsters heads. It's relatively easy to play and has great replay value yet is still challenging. Plus, it's based on a cartoon I liked as a kid.

I also really enjoy circus atari. Atari games are even more fun when you can find someone who enjoys them as much as you do to play them with. The friendly, or sometimes deadly, competition adds a whole new level. Who needs an XBOX?