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Cousin Vinnie you're STILL MESSING WITH OUR HEADS!!!

Cousin Vinnie you're MESSING WITH OUR HEADS!!!

I know the Simpsons came out for the PC and I thought it came out for NES... I could be wrong on the latter..

Centipede!

No problems here.. I have all the games.. I'm curious as to why Winter Games is on the good list and Summer Games is on the bad list.. And why Klax isn't on the rare list.. Although that would be super bad ass if we get to play that one..

The truth!!!

Yeah man totally! I never played F-14 too much but the mechanics were far superior I remember that much.. more like you're actually flying as the screen tilted with your movement... F-18 never did that.. it was a weird tank-like movement... But F-18 was fun for me only because of the "freedom," if you will of the terrain.. You could play one of the same 4 missions over and over again yet do something different each time.. Like you were saying, landing different spots, blowing this and that up, etc.. Funny thing you say about the cart dying.. mine did too! More than one copy!! Were Absolute carts cheaply made or something?

Kind of dumb question here because the answer seems too obvious.. but are there any parts or chips on the Jaguar that are more powerful than the Xbox? Or Gamecube, PS2, DC? All the numbers are confusing me.. And I didn't quite get the Big Irons thing.. so Big Irons is a main CPU for our modern PCs? Where does a chip like that compare with a chip on the Jaguar? Or is this an apples/oranges thing? Where could you begin to compare these? Like the Jag's CPU vs. any particular Pentium? How do they stack up against each other?

You know! I never thought about that but you're totally right! What the hell is with all these simulators for the 7800?? Ace of Aces, Super Huey, F-14, F-18... some of them were pretty bad.. F-18 took me forever to figure out. Basically all you do is fly from point A to point B and that's it.. You could, however, depending on your style, create pretty cool flying situations... like diving under bridges, flying through tunnels, narrowly flying in between two walls, and blasting bridges and tanks away... Anyway, that part was pretty cool....

I enjoy the Final Fight series too! It lost its magic a little quick because I thought of it as a slightly improved Double Dragon. I generally like the some of Capcom's themed successors more like Aliens Vs. Predator and the Punisher. Those were great!

What's blue? Isn't it like puzzle or strategy?

I'm pretty sure the DC is 128-bit.. It was always hyped as one...

Yeah! There's always that dumb mother f-er who just HAS to wait directly underneath the chopper!!! 62

I'm sure we were trying to keep the NES out of this!

Oh brother!

Oh gees! You just gave me an idea for a new version of pac-man! However, I don't know how well it would go over!

Yeah! And the ghosts look freakish too! The first one they have mouths! And on Ms. Pac-Man they look like a cross between casper and the wolf from Tex Avery cartoons! That ghost looks like it's ready to give Ms. Pac a little sumpin' sumpin!

Ok, the second animation in the original Pac-Man shows a ghosts costume being ripped open. Yeah, it's a little weird looking! So what the hell is underneath the costume? I mean, it looks skin colored! Is it a person?!

So wait? How did the INTV get brough up in a Doom forum? Is there a version of Doom out there for the powerful 16-bit giant? I mean, SNES is 16 bit and has a version of Doom for it! Why can't the Intellivision?

Yeah, according to all the websites I've ever seen the INTV listed on, the INTV is indeed a 16-bit system. Using the General Instruments CP1610.

Is there a place to pick up the latest version on disc?

No, the C64 Alien has the names right and a plotline similar to the movie's (though who's the android is variable)... DOH!! Sorry, I was thinking of a different one with the same name.

Can somebody either confirm or deny? In the latest special edition Reservoir Dogs DVD, in the deleted scenes section, the one titled "Background Check." After the circular shot of Mr. Orange, a female cop is at a computer and the function keys look awfully familiar! It has a few other close-ups but it never shows the Atari ST anywhere. So what do you guys think?

I believe the 8th Passenger is correctly referring to both Alien games for the C64. Although there is an "Alien" for the C64, it has nothing to do with the movie. It's possible that he, just by mentioning two alien games for the C64, knows this already. BTW - In addition to the list there is an Alien 3 for C64 as well.

Well, well, look at that, someone comes along with no preconceptions or expectations of what a game should be like, and he picks BLUE LIGHTNING as one of his current faves... Gees! What's his problem!?