Consoles and handhelds in general, but specifically: NES / Famicom, Genesis / Mega Drive, TurboGrafx-16 / PC Engine, Neo Geo, Atari Lynx, and Android
Other: Video Game and Computer History
Currently Playing
A lot on Android, specifically Pinball Deluxe: Reloaded, Horizon Chase, and Marvel Snap. Also been tinkering with some PS1 emulators on my Razer Edge handheld in order to take a lot better look at a console I just never played.
Playing Next
I have a list of games for various systems that I am going through including but not limited to: TurboGrafx-16 / PCE, Genesis / Mega Drive, MSX, Android, and many others. Definitely I enjoy playing games I never knew existed.
Yesterday's (4/15) totals:
Android
1) Retro Bowl - 40 minutes
PC Modern
1) Bang Bang Racing - 20 minutes
2) What the Golf? - 5 minutes
GBC
1) WWF Betrayal - 15 minutes
GBA
1) Denki Blocks! - 20 minutes
Here are my times from 4/12 to 4/14. They were:
Android
1) Retro Bowl - 10 minutes
PC Modern
1) Bang Bang Racing - 30 minutes
2) Breachway (demo) - 25 minutes
3) Throne of Bone (demo) - 25 minutes
4) What the Golf? - 10 minutes
I would say that the era of gaming that we are (still) experiencing began with the seventh generation (Xbox 360 and PS3). But, I think that elements of this modern era began with the sixth generation with the Dreamcast, Xbox, Gamecube, and PS2.
Tang Tang reminded me of Solomon's Key or Solomon's Club. It is a good game, but just not for me. Infiltrator is a overhead game a la Commando or Ikari Warriors. It is fun and has some variety of gameplay in it, but it not easy. Gem Smasher is a fun little puzzler that I enjoyed the most out of the three. Definitely worthy of a go if one is a puzzle fan.