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Time to look at first mini arcade in the Basic Fun Arcade Classics Series: Pac-Man!

Ep 481 covers Carnival for the Intellvision. It has a terrible reputation, but is it that bad?

Ep 480 covers the Atari VCS pack-in game, Combat.

I really dig these early 80's Tomy Pac-Man Wind Up Toys. The ghost, with the cool moving eyes, is easily my favorite.

A HUGE Thank You to Willie from Arcade USA for making this review possible! Ep 479: Burgertime (NES) (As seen in the antique shop of Back to the Future II)

Here's my review of Amazing Maze, a 1980 Tomy Pocket Game:

We're off to see the wizard, The wonderful Ep 478: Wizard of Wor (Atari 2600)

4 Designs, 1 Plug n Play Ep 477: Star Wars Revenge of the Sith Plug n Play

Patrolling the Moon in Ep 433: Moon Patrol (Atari 2600)

Would you like to see me beat Haunted House on the 2600 in 14 seconds?

Basic Fun makes 2 different styles of Mini Arcades. In this review, I look at the Blister Pack version of Frogger, which resembles VFD style graphics.

Cramming five classic arcade games into one Sega Genesis cartridge. Ep 475: Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits

Yeah, I can totally understand. Only during this last playthrough did I start enjoying it at all. I could play it again, but it's not one of my favorites. Time to try out the Frogger Mini Arcade

Not the Bees! Ep 474: Crystal Castles (Atari 2600)

It's time for my Patreon Pick of the Month! If you're not familiar with TC, you should check out my review. Ep 473: Thunder Castle (Intellivision)

It's one of the first run n gun games on a home console. Ep 472: Front Line (Atari 2600)

Time to catch some pellets with the Pac-Man Tomy Pocket Game!

Grab a gun and scream for Ep 471: Heavy Barrel (NES)

I recently got the Colossal Themed Loot Crate, featuring Ghostbusters, Jurassic Park and Godzilla.

Speaking of mini arcades, late last week I also reviewed The World's Smallest Galaxian Tiny Arcade:

My newest review covers the Centipede Mini Arcade by Basic Fun:

Oh wow! It's the very rare version of Atari 2600 Asteroids, that is not only compatible with the Intellivision, but also the 7200 (I really need to get a 7200 one day). And it's only $30 AU! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Asteroids-Original-Atari-2600-Cartridge-Game-Works-w-7200-Intellivision/183285389906?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649 And speaking of deals, how about a $50-$60 Intellivision shirt from Brazil! I'm sure Intellivision Productions would approve!!! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mattel-Intellivision-Retro-Video-Game-T-Shirt-Atari-All-Sizes/382517651339?hash=item590fd4278b%3Ag%3ABNIAAOSw5HBbR0T1&var=651265622404&_sop=10&_sacat=0&_nkw=intellivision+shirt&_from=R40&rt=nc

Like Rare and Obscure Atari 2600 games? Ep 470: Obelix (Atari 2600)

Opps! Double Post.