Darth Link

*teardrop* That's beautiful man!

A Shatner Atari?

Latest session was New Super Mario Bros. Wii, played for two and a half hours, gathered all Star Coins but like 2 in those levels, and finished nearly all the Red Coin challenges, but made the WORST mistake possible, I didn't save...

I had a Sega Genesis from original release, but it was stolen well over a decade ago...

Oh, my brother will love this one, he's big on Duablo.

I'll check it out when back home, is it a dungeon crawler?

Exo-Squad (Genesis) Street Fighter II Turbo (SNES) Tetris (NES)

I got Castlevania 1 and 2 for $0.99 each, because they're untested, so I'll eventually get around to cleaning and testing them. How in blazes you get that damned candle? (In Zelda II)

Are you paid or unpaid? Though it may be fixing to switch to second game.

That Mega looks interesting.

I did install AC: Revelations, it's the one I play most on 360 at the moment.

Busted, Was hoping there was more to it than that.

I haven't seen enough improvement, especially since you still need the disc in anyway.

How does that work?

My fault for not checking post dates. Still, the idea of a hidden (not secret) game room does have its appeal.

I downloaded it. I have one question, what's the point of installing a game from the disc, wasting hard drive space, if you still need the disc anyway? Pointless.

Unfortunately Gold is also needed for Netflix and Vudu...

NES.

Oh, cool, thanks for the info!

Star Wars: The Old Republic (PC, more like a check-in) New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Wii) Pokemon Y (3DS)

Several times, MOST of the time I'm smart enough to not go into "game mode" outside the weekend, but sometimes a hard boss or other obstacle will make me go "Aw hell no!", grab some Rockstar FP, some Mountain Dew, and settle in.

Does anyone know what the green box is in your profile? The one with a number and rating, and how does it get boosted?

Could (hopefully) be something as simple as needing cleaned.

My Wii has Genesis/MD, NES/FC, SNES/SFC, and GB/GBC/GBA full catalogs, along with the ability to save Wii games to an external to play them without inserting the disc.

The Legend of Zelda II: The Adventures of Link and Tetris.