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  • Birthday 03/11/1971

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    Atari, Xbox 360, MOC Action Figs, Horror Movies, 3D Blu-Ray ,Wine, , 80's Stuff, Comics, Hot Hot Semi Gamer Wife

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  1. I lived in Pittsburgh for about a year and every week we would hit the local Dave & Busters. They had a few retro inspired games. Including that awesome two-player sit-down version of Space Invaders, a GIANT PacMan and Galaga, as well as a few variations of standalone Pac-Man type games. (6 player, clear a ticket earlning version, etc...) These new Atari games would fit right into the Dave & Busters arcades. I'd play em.
  2. Maybe. There have been/are multimillionaire AA members though. Hard to say. If I could, I would buy one of everything in the Atari Age store first, and invest in other things second. LOL
  3. Old thread I know, but I was going to ask the same thing and found this so I'll just reply. 20th Century Fox games were some of the best on the 2600 in my opinion. From the cool box design to the unique concepts, they offered, I don't know that I could pick a favorite because there are so many great ones. Alien = Pac-Man clone better than the official one we were given. Beany Bopper = Random playfield, unique gameplay. Loved this one right away and loved the full color art on the box. The same goes for Fast Eddie and WW1. Deadly Duck though was just Ok to me even back in the day. M.A.S.H. = Two Player Vs action with multiple play fields and great music, plus you could play against the CPU. Another favorite. Mega Force = Loved the movie and I love a game based on a movie. This was super cool. I find it really difficult these days but likes it as a kid. Porky's = I watched a news segment on our local news channel in Virginia on the creation of this game (Remember when Atari used to make the local news, they were probably trying to spin the tale how video games were ruining lives by turning R rated movies into kid's games) Having seen the movie on HBO I knew I had to have this game. It was AWESOME at the time. I could beat the game easily, and thought it was unique and fun. That shower scene!! Revenge of the Beefsteak Tomato's = Unique gameplay based on B movies. Two things I love. Turmoil = A simplified version of Tempest. Another fav. So fast, and fun, easy to pick up and play. Not sure I could pick one, but I know the one I was most excited about back in the day was Porky's (Yeah I'm a perv)
  4. I love it when games get updates/support even years after the release of the game. I have the limited edition for the PS4 and even though there were a lot of complaints about the game when it came out, I always felt it was pretty great.
  5. Wow that looks amazing! As a kid I would have eaten it up in spite of the minor flaws. Thanks for the taking the time to show this off!
  6. Welcome back!! Oh wait, I've barely been around either. Getting old and dealing with life sucks ass, I want to play more AtarI!!
  7. I don't know why, but the thought just popped into my head. What was the single largest purchase from the Atari Age stores over the years? Do game stores make large purchases like of multiple copies of games, or is it mostly individuals? No names need to be mentioned, but I'm just curious. (I may try and beat it)
  8. Very cool. I dunno why, but I have a soft spot for the 3DO and CD-I. Disk based games WERE the future for sure. They had the right idea, but just didn't implement it right. I bought a CD-I at launch. I had to apply for a credit card (my first) to buy it. I wound up returning it a few weeks later, because I couldn't afford it. I now have a 3DO but my collection is nowhere near as impressive as yours!
  9. Very cool! It's amazing to think Atari 2600 prototypes are still being discovered now, 40+ years later! Too awesome!!
  10. Amazing fine. The game looks GREAT!
  11. I want to pick one up so I'll vote for "it's a good idea"
  12. Yeah and you don't have to do a mystery bundle, at any time they have many bundles, some of them build your own. Usually, the mystery bundles will yield way more than what you spend, but sometimes, too many dupes can ruin that, I will often do them once a quarter, and wind up with dupes all the time. I don't mind trading of giving them away if someone is interested.
  13. I use Fanatical and do the mystery bundles. You don't know what you're getting, and often times I get dupes, I just note them in a text file when I do. I might even have more than the ones I listed, I'll have to check my document folder. Looking through your list now wongojack.
  14. I have some Steam keys as well. I'd be willing to trade for sure. Here's what I have: 10 Second Ninja X Alchemy Island Autonaugts Call of Cthulhu Caveman World Dead Island Riptide Doodle Derby Doom Doom 64 Eternal Edge + Fallback: Uprising Fallout New Vegas Hero of Kingdom 2 Heroes of Hellas 3 I Am Fish Indy Mixtape Intravenous Ironcas Lawn Mower Sim Magequit My Big Sister OUT OF THE BOX Payday 2 Pumped BMX Pro Quake Spirit Hunter Tacoma The Inner World Truberbrook Wolfenstein 3D
  15. I'd say Pac Man, I remember the day we got that game, if you knew what Pac Man should sound like... nuff said. BONK, BONK, BONK, BONK, BONK, BONK, BONK, BONK, BONK, DINK, *pulsing* BUKUE! *pulsing* *pulsing* BUKUE!! Yeah that ain't... Pac Man, that and a dozen other things remind us all, this is not real Pac Man. LOL
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