frankodragon

A couple weird games I can think of : Death Duel The Haunting Storm Lord (European version isn't censored) Boogerman Beavis and Butthead Wings of Wor MJ's Moonwalker Pac-Man 2 Decapattack

This one's in black and white but we all get this way when we see a classic system, or a whole bunch of them, don't we?

I'll take Box #5.

I totally forgot there were two 10-game Intellivision versions. I have one of these. I also have the 25 game system by Techno Source with some of the games not working properly. As fo the Spongebob version, I have the original one. I also forgot to mention I have the Frogger PnP with just the single game too.

I wish I was closer to you (about 100 miles from where I live) what's in the software for c64?

Especially in dark chocolate. I bought the "Han Solo in Carbonite" ice cube tray from Think Geek a while back. Crap, it is small, those are some whimpy ass ice cubes. However, it is a great chocolate mold Can you make one with almonds?

Atari Flashback 1 (the crappy one) Atari Flashback 2 (I have two and maybe I should cart mod one) Sega Genesis- Both red and blue versions Super Pacman with 3 other Pac-man games Pacman Ms Pac C64 Konami Arcade Classics TMNT (From Ax's BOC ) The Intellivision (both) Spongebob Atari Joystick on a NES chip version Sega Genesis Sonic PnP with the SD card I also have some of those Senario PnPs with the ripped NES graphics plus a few others.

I've been thinking of getting one of my cartoon dragon characters, Tal, branching off from his regular comic and getting him into some about classic video games. If you like this one, let me know if you'd like to see more.

This guy's still at it selling games way overpriced: eBay Auction -- Item Number: 280614507381

Vertical shooting games like Blazing Lazers or Dragon Spirit- It gets really crazy with so many objects on the screen trying to kill you.

Not too long ago, I started a city scene on my HO scale model railroad. What a better way to tie-in to video games than to build a thrift store and have the AtariAge boxcar go to. I used a discontinued Korber 5 and 10 store building kit and furnished some interior and "junk" inside and attempted to make a miniature Atari. The attempt wasn't so great and my cheap camera didn't like it either. I used a rubber eraser to make the console but when you have a system that's smaller than your pinky fingernail, it takes a master to accomplish that. I admit I'm no master at miniatures. It was going to be a "woody", then a Junior...then in the end, it looked like some sort of gigantic pirated gaming system with square-ish joysticks. There is a light inside so many shots were taken with it on. Now the AtariAge boxcar has a place to be dropped off instead of always being on a train. Either it's dropping off games or picking up cartridge shells at the "All Right Thrifts" store. On the same section, I've also built a hotel, a well-known Life-Like kit, with some humorous "curtains" printed from the internet and a familiar poster on one of the walls. It's also lighted but has no interior. One of these days, I'll have to get my butt in gear and buy a decent camera; one that won't have a flash that looks like a nuke's going off.