Blarneo

Look at you showing off that Vectrex box like your shit don't stink! 🥺😪

You can also hook up the HDMI through a sound system receiver. Everything I got hooked up runs through my Denon receiver & I use my surround system for sound. Don't even know what my TV's speakers sound like (Probably the usual crappy). There's headphone jacks and BT on the Denon if I want to use headphones.

Sounds cool. But it's not necessary on vertical shooters.

Why would I need an analog controller when this still works? SMS & MSX games were never released in the US, so I didn't know. There was a Game Gear version of MUHSA called GG Aleste as well, but only for Japan. Gunhed, now I remember. I assumed it was in the Aleste series because some Blazing Lasers' weapons are repeated in Space Megaforce. Maybe the name was changed by Hudson Soft as a tie in to the film. I didn't pay attention to the series during the Saturn/Playstation era. All I know is that Aleste was a long running series of shooter games made by Compile until they closed business & I read in a magazine that MUSHA was the 2nd in the series.

Not until Amico proves it's successful. Tommy has said that when talking about them and Electronic Arts, so I'd say the same thing about Hard Hat Mack and Axis Assassin.

American MUSHA. Published by Seismic. Same game, designed by Compile. Game #2 in the Aleste series. American names for #1 & #3 are Blazing Lasers for TG-16 & Space Megaforce for SNES.

I got mine new in 1991. But good advice on those that missed out.

Do we need to ask about Activision games when we know they won't license to Intellivision?

It's a shooter. But the "ship" is a "Starship Troopers" style mobile suit, or mech. IMO, it's the best shooter on a system known for it's great shooters like Thunder Force III.

But that only begs the question... Q: Why did the Baby cross the road? A: Because he was stapled to the chicken.

Old, derivative 2600 games are the last thing I need when there's only going to be 12 retro-reimagined games per year. One every 7-10 days in scheduling. Makes it 52 games a year... tops. Most likely 36, which cuts the annual retro game releases down to 9.

There is no other mech game that compares to that one. THIS is the game to be remade. It's that good. And the music is some of the best created for the Genesis.👍 There's a reason why MUSHA cartridges go without a box for over $300 on eBay.

A dollar? I'd at least charge $500. That'll pay for most of a stomach pump job at a clinic.🤒

Actually I think it's more likely that we're all in stay at home orders and have no reason to shave, can't get our hair cut, or feel up to tweezing the nose hairs out.

Bite your tongue! A truly AWFUL game.

From what Tommy Says, Activision won't support the system until they see if it's a success, then they'll be all in. So maybe in year 2. Diner is an in house Intellivision product, so I'm sure they've got plans for that eventually.

ISn't Adventures of Tron just the M Network name for Maze-A-Tron? 🤔

Officially licensed by...

Looks like Oscar The Grouch

The original shot has too much for a 30+ year old. Mario PJs? I got a pair of Cookie Monster PJ pants, but they were a gag gift.

Oh' I forgot the Imagic Games

More official organizations to license Amico games.

I did. You also look very tall next to your car... Ferraris are tall like SUVs right? 🤣😈

Why stop there? Microsurgeon? Or Utopia?