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I like Enduro and Grand Prix a lot, particularly for their sense of speed. Night Driver is good too. Sprintmaster could have been great if it recognized driving controllers... As far as other systems go, I like: Super Cycle, Fast Tracks, Great American Cross Country Road Race [C64] Test Drive 1&2, Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge 1&3 [Amiga] Outrun, Super Sprint, Hard/Race Drivin' [arcade] Virtua Racing [32x] Rally Cross, Gran Turismo [PS1] San Fransisco Rush, Beetle Adventure Racing [N64] and Ridge Racer V[PS2] Cheers, legeek

Wow, Marble Madness II looks really cool. I wonder if it will ever see any sort of release. Probably not. Cheers, legeek

My first choice would be Parker Bros! Cheers, legeek

You can read my reviews of both games below breakout super breakout But in a nutshell I found super breakout to be a lot of fun, while I think breakout gets boring pretty quickly. S Breakout has the selectable music, better graphics, tighter control, plus the cool Progressive Game Variation... Cheers,

1) C64 (Space Taxi, Blue Max, Skate or Die, Times of Lore, countless others) 2) Atari 2600 VCS (my first) 3) Amiga (Wizkid, Starglider II, Pinball Dreams, Gravattack, Rocket Ranger, countless others) 4) Dreamcast (most original game line-up in YEARS) 5) NES (a lot of run and hop garbage, but a lot of great stuff too [metroid, zelda, rc pro am, rygar, super spy hunter, etc]) 6) Lynx (warbirds, rampart, stun runner, etc) 7) Gameboy/Color PS1 9) N64 10) Genesis/Sega CD/32x monster with duck tape! also rans: Atari 7800, 3DO, Jaguar, Saturn, SNES, Turbo Duo. heh,

Howdy, What rare games do find fun to play? I'll start (rated out of five) Glib - 5 a word game with scabble pieces.i really like glib especially two player Ram it - 5 very nice action reflex game Atari Video Cube - 5 fun puzzler, great cube rotation Shuttle Orbiter - 4 fun shuttle game with pretty complex gameplay Boing - 4 good qbert variant with nice graphics Death Trap - 4 nice variation on the shooter genre Qbert's Qubes - 3 good version of arcade game (considering) but harder to play than the arcade Mr DO Castle - 3 good version of arcade game (considering) but harder to play than the arcade Chase the Chuckwagon - 2 pretty lame actually, but I like the going for the dog food stage Cheers,

I have 16 2600 reviews on my le geek web site... I hope to (eventually) review my entire collection! Cheers,

88%, I missed the elusive Space Invaders Question as well... Heh, le geek

Speaking of Raiders, does anyone need a PAL copy? I ended up with one and an multi-lingual manual. As I am in the US, I can't use it. Will trade for ANY NTSC stuff, or will give away for cost of shipping... Cheers, le geek

Good luck to the finalists! It's been fun Ben Langberg

Did you try saving your game, then rebooting your dreamcast with the game converter, then putting in Disc 2? You need to do this each time the disc change. Hopefully this will fix it... -le geek

How hard would it be to make a cart version of Lode Runner Duology by Kurt Olsen? I know the source code got lost, but the homebrew .o file exists and is playable. is it possible to make a cart with this file? This was a great idea for a Lynx game. Hat off to Kurt for putting it together, and sorry to hear that the source got lost... -le geek

Nice! Just fired it up in Z26. It looks like the game is two player by default. Player one is Miss Piggy and Player two is Kermit. Other than touching the "green square with pink line" to block and unblock the taxi, I don't see anything else to do... Still cool though... -le geek

Wow too cool! Awesome find man -le geek

Hi I have some Common+ to Scarce+ carts for trade 2600: Enduro (blue) Entombed Kaboom (blue) Space Jockey Stargate 1987 Vanguard Wizard of Wor Also have: Battlezone Chopper Command Jungle Hunt Maze Craze {pic label} Moon Patrol Skiing 7800: Karateka Here are some comparible 2600 carts I want Crossbow Dark Chambers Defender II Desert Falcon Double Dunk Game of Concentation Jr. Pac-Man Mega Force Slot Machine Video Chess I will also trade for any color atari or activision manuals I am missing... Cheers, le geek [email protected] [ 01-13-2002: Message edited by: legeek ]

I'd like to see Airball myself... -le geek

quote: Originally posted by Malix: We need a Southern Classic Gaming Convetion. Amen, cousin brother! -le geek

Looking forward to it... I just got 139850 on Megamania... -le geek P.S. what is 5x5? is when 2x4 just won't do? [ 01-08-2002: Message edited by: legeek ]

I just played my best game to date. 139850 points, level four/round four (eight rounds per level). This is the first time I survived to see level four. How far have others gotten? -le geek

Howdy, I've been playing Dark Mage on a real Atari (recommend unless you're immune to flicker). I was wondering how far have folks gotten in the game? I can get the black rose, but I haven't figured out what to do with it yet... heh, -le geek

quote: Originally posted by Cybergoth: And yes, all Xype titles are available from Hozer now, here's the newly established Xype Section of the Hozer catalog. Cool! I'm putting together the changes to the Hozer print catalog to reflect the XYPE section... On another note I submitted another Qb label under my real name Ben Langberg Cheers, le geek

quote: Originally posted by Thomas Jentzsch: Yes, I love it And the Jammed label is even better![/QB] Cool, are these replacement Hozer labels or something else? What does the Jammed label look like? Cheers, le geek

quote: Originally posted by El Destructo: *remembers buying Quadrun, complete in the box, from an odd-lots store for $5 in 1991* *remembers promptly trading it away because "the game was boring"* *kicks self yet again* Wow, I think that beats me selling off my Cubicolor (barely), only because I made $125 on the auction... Doh! -le geek

Hi all, I'm starting an Atari games variations guide and there are a couple of games I need scans of the variations: Berzerk, Atari Video Cube, and Super Breakout (need color). If anyone would like to donate others that would be very cool too. Thanks, le geek

Happy New Year everyone! I just updated my le geek site with six new Atari reviews (and a couple nintendo reviews) including two lynx reviews by Eric Ruck. I've also started an Atari games variation guide. If you haven't been before, you may also be interested scans and transcripts from the first Atarian magazine... Cheers, le geek