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The MSX is a good computer gaming platform that is underrated here in the States (and probably in the UK at least, too).

Here are my times from 1/12 to 1/15. They were: Android 1) Pathos: Nethack Codex - 5 minutes 2) Retro Bowl College - 90 minutes 3) Shattered Pixel Dungeon - 20 minutes 4) Snood - 15 minutes 7800 1) Dark Chambers - 20 minutes Game Gear 1) Sonic Drift 2 - 25 minutes 2) Yogi Bear in Yogi Bear's Goldrush - 15 minutes 2600 1) Dark Chambers - 10 minutes 2) Dig Dug - 15 minutes 3) Jr. Pac-Man - 10 minutes 4) Vangard - 10 minutes

Saw that today. @pjedavison always does a great and amazing job. He also has had an extensive looks into the A8's library, as well as the ST. Anyone who is a fan of either platform needs to check out his channel.

I agree with you Bill. Rather than trying to give off the impression of functionality, just have a version of the device that anyone wouldn't want to touch to begin with. However, I would expect any full size version to take on the look of the 800XL, though if they did an 800 lookalike full size device that would be awesome as you gotta love the 70s aesthetic that oozes out of the 400.

Throwing my two cents into the discussion, I would recommend getting an MSX2. Sure, you can play lots with the MSX1, but the true sweet spot for the system was the MSX2. Regardless, take care and best of luck in your endeavors as the MSX line of computers are pretty cool and a very capable gaming platform.

Not sure if they ship international, but this is a good ZX Spectrum solution for those seeking it. https://zxrenew.co.uk/ZX-Omni-c48969124

Will check out the Shaguar episode soon enough. Take care and we appreciate all that you do.

I still have an Anbernic 351mp. It is a really solid device that emulates up to PS1. However, since I now have a Razer Edge with a loaded up 512gb SD card with retro gaming goodness along with a Steam Deck OLED with a 1tb SD card loaded up with even more retro gaming goodness I will be looking to get rid of it soon. Still, I do recommend getting one of them if one hasn't already taken the plunge on a device beforehand. They are mindblowing, especially when one thinks about the fact that some of these now have the capability to emulate systems up to Dreamcast that cost less than a $100. Truly awesome.

Yesterday's (1/11) totals: Game Gear 1) Yogi Bear in Yogi Bear's Goldrush - 10 minutes

Amen Bill. Atari has lots of things at its disposal and products like this (along with the games they have been releasing) are most welcomed. I / We can only hope that there is lots more yet to come.

Yesterday's (1/10) totals: Android 1) Hoop Land - 20 minutes 2) Hoop League Tactics - 5 minutes 3) Retro Bowl College - 85 minutes 4) Snood - 10 minutes

Yesterday's (1/9) totals: Android 1) Retro Bowl College - 55 minutes 2) Snood - 20 minutes 7800 1) Fatal Run - 20 minutes Sega Mark III 1) Fushigi no Oshiro Pit Pot - 15 minutes

Thanks for the information. I very much appreciate and will have to give it a go sometime.

People who think that there wasn't a video game crash in the United States (i.e. North America) need to quit sniffing glue. They are probably the same that don't think we (meaning the U.S.) didn't go the moon either.

I am a native Oklahoman, and while I don't play any Speccy games per se, I do appreciate it from afar. That being said, I do play an old Speccy game that has been ported to Android really, really well called Chaos: The Battle of the Wizards. It is an awesome game that doesn't necessarily offer a ton of depth, but a ton of replayability. Check it out if you haven't done so.

I would recommend shooting for the new RG35XXH. Also, the RG355XX Plus or the Miyoo Mini Plus would be good choices.

Donkey Kong (1981) Never could get into that game and rarely got past the first screen. Just don't see the appeal even today.

So, is the GBC version of Monopoly that good? I ask as I know that the NES version is supposed to be an excellent rendition, but haven't played either of the two. Any insight would be appreciated.

Yesterday's (1/8) totals: Android 1) Mini TD 2 - 15 minutes 2) Retro Bowl College - 35 minutes 3) Rival Pirates - 10 minutes 4) Snood - 20 minutes 5) Void Tyrant - 40 minutes

Yesterday's (1/7) totals: Vectrex 1) Pole Position - 5 minutes 2600 1) Jr. Pac-Man - 10 minutes 2) Star Ship - 10 minutes PC 1) Super Woden GP II - 108 minutes 2) Mutant Football League - 20 minutes 3) Pac-Man Museum + - 100 minutes Sega Genesis / Mega Drive 1) Mutant League Football - 10 minutes PS2 1) NHL Hitz 20-03 - 15 minutes

Definitely some more ST games would be great, that's for sure.

It was a mix that featured some absolute classics with AVGN material trash. But, seeing as how I was and would completely move onward from the NES (at that time) I thought it was an awesome trade that I still can't believe happened 'till this day. I was one lucky kiddo for sure.

Much appreciated, and I will use the new tracker going forward

While I am sure this will go on the 2024 tracker, here are yesterday's (1/3) totals: Arcade 1) Pac & Pal - 10 minutes 2) Pac-Land - 10 minutes 3) Pac-Man Arrangement - 15 minutes

At one point I had 80 games for the NES. Once I got the Genesis and went away from the NES, my dad made me get rid of the games. I was able to trade the 80 games for a TurboGrafx-16 with the CD-ROM add-on. Best trade ever imo.