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It's one of the best looking and sounding Atari 2600 games, but is it fun? And what's the deal with the ending??? Ep 469: Squeeze Box (Atari 2600)

For Ep 468, I look at the Intellivision port of the arcade classic, Frogger

It's fun, but is it better than Battlezone? Ep 467: Robot Tank (Atari 2600)

Could Space Invaders be my most favorite Tiny Arcade so far?

Ugg Ep 466: The Intellivision X2 Plug n Play

Taking a look at the "World's Smallest" Ms. Pac-Man Tiny Arcade

Taking a look at the "World's Smallest" Pac-Man Tiny Arcade

BTW, since you can't load or share ROMs, I was wondering in my video what the point of the SD card slot was. Both Tommy T and Bill Fisher responded to my question. Here's what Tommy said: Hi!, Thanks so much for recapping the interview! The SD slot will be where all the games you purchase will be stored. In essence.. similar to a hard drive. Here's what Bill added when I asked for more details: They (the games) will be stored on the SD card, yes, and will be uniquely downloaded just for that one unit. But the main server will keep records of the games in your library, so if your SD card gets eaten by the cat you'll be able to restore them without paying again. I must say, it was very nice of both of them to quickly respond.

It's a 2600 game where you control two people at once! Ep 465: Tomarc The Barbarian (Atari 2600)

It was a great interview. I even used it to make a new update video, trying to highlight some of the most interesting tidbits from the 2 hour marathon: I'm glad that most of the original library will be included with the system. I was worried they might only include a handful of games. I'm also intrigued by the floating disc. The 3DS is my favorite modern system, and if the controller resembles something like that, that would be cool with me. One things I did not mention in the video, but that Paul mentioned in the chat, is that if you're a developer who can make games in Unity, you probably won't have much trouble making games for the new system.

Brian's Man Cave did a great interview with Intellivision Entertainment President, Tommy Tallarico about the new Intellivision console. In this video, I share some highlighted info that came from it. Original Interview:

Unboxing my very first order of homebrew games from the AtariAge store!

It has great box art, but does the game live up to it? Ep 464: Wall Street Kid (NES)

Do you prefer Gorillas or Spiders? Ep 463: Amidar & Spiderdroid (Atari 2600)

Are you ready for some Tomy Pocket Game Touchdown Football?

Time to review yet another hummingbird shooter... Ep 462: Kolibri (Sega 32X)

Obscure Game Week wraps up with an interesting title that was released both in the early 80s and late 80s by two different companies. Ep 461: Quest for Quintana Roo (Atari 2600)

Will I get the spare? Bowling Tomy Pocket Game Toy Review

Obscure Game Week continues with this creepy crawly. Ep 460: Worm Whompers (Intellivision)

It's Obscure Game Week here at No Swear Manor! Let's start with this punny title. Ep 459: Tanks But No Tanks (Atari 2600)

I was THRILLED to get four 2600 games I've been wanting in a single lot!

Will it have any redeeming games? Ep 458: Nicktoons Plug n Play