Metal Jesus

I saw your comment about the GBA "beta" support on the Hyperkin RetroN Sq... well... I got a review unit and you can see the results for yourself. Sadly, not great. Maybe they can improve it by the time they are in consumer's hands?

Nice! I just picked up a MiSTer and looking forward to seeing everything it can do.

I was finally able to secure one thanks to a friend. Got the disc version and a copy of Miles Morales. However, Astro's PlayRoom is where it's at! It's a "demo"...but better than 90% of the games I've played recently! Amazing.

Very cool concept! I'm digging the art style too

Ever since the Xbox One X, Microsoft has done a great job with their consoles...and the Series X is definitely a continuation of that trend. I love mine as well.

Oh man I would LOVE a sequel to H.E.R.O.

Microsoft sent me and a bunch of YouTubers, streamers, social media people an Xbox Series X for early review and here are my honest thoughts on it. I have to say, having the ability to play 4 generations of Xbox titles is pretty damn great. Also the 1TB SSD really is a game changer when it comes to load times. In the video I show how Red Dead Redemption II boots up in 30 seconds on Xbox Series X when compared to almost 1:30 for Xbox One X. I also cover what I like and don't like about the new controller, my thoughts on the Xbox interface, design of the console and more. If you have specific questions, go ahead and ask here and I'll see what I can do!

I bet you could reach out to Blaze Entertainment and ask, as they are the ones that make the Evercade, licensed the games and they are pretty active on social media. https://twitter.com/blazeretrogames

I was sent the 4 upcoming Evercade cartridge compilations, which include two volumes of Atari Lynx games... and I figured this fine group of enthusiasts would be curious how they turned out. Even though most of you probably have the real games in your collection, it's cool to see the Atari Lynx get more mainstream love like this and I was excited to help get the word out. Also.. it's neat that the Evercade also supports the Left/Right hand feature of the Lynx too. Cartridge 1 is mostly 17 Songbird Production licensed titles like Crystal Mines II Dracula The Undead Gordo 106 Loopz Power Factor Super Asteroids / Super Missile Command Scrapyard Dog Super Skweek Xump Cartridge 2 are all Epyx games: California Games Chips Challenge Checkered Flag Todd’s Adventures in Slimeworld Electro Cop Gates of Zendocon Zarlor Mercenary Blue Lightning

I was really surprised when I went to Japan last year to see WALLS OF FAMICOM DISKS in almost every single retro gaming store. I had no idea it was really that popular there. Pretty neat sight to see!

I catalog everything based on a UPC bar code, which is how a store would do it. Compilations are their own releases and I would want to know if I already had one in the collection or not.

I updated this Cataloging Your Games video a few months ago. Check it out: