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It's been a crazy busy and hectic day here today so I didn't have time to take any pictures or do a proper write up for the week, but here's a quick copy/paste from my tablet of my household's gaming activities for the week and hopefully I'll be able to do my usual picture and write up tomorrow:

 

Ineligible

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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Nintendo Wii) - 395 minutes

Link's Crossbow Training (Nintendo Wii) - 70 minutes

Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection (Nintendo 3DS) - 13 minutes

Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition (Nintendo Wii) - 179 minutes

Sonic Generations (Nintendo 3DS) - 11 minutes

StreetPass Mii Plaza (Nintendo 3DS) - 74 minutes

 

 

Atari 2600

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Battlezone - 14 minutes

Breakout - 17 minutes

 

Atari 7800 (Emulated on Nintendo Wii)

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Centipede - 220 minutes

Commando - 7 minutes

Donkey Kong - 11 minutes

Moon Cresta - 136 minutes

Ms. Pac-Man - 34 minutes

Pac-Man Collection! - 29 minutes

Robotron 2084 - 8 minutes

Xevious - 24 minutes

 

PC-DOS (Emulated on Nintendo Wii)

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The Ultimate Doom - 113 minutes

 

 

 

 

Total Video Game Play Time This Week

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1,355 minutes (22 hours 35 minutes) [613 minutes eligible]

 

 

Individual System Play Times This Week

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Nintendo Wii: 644 minutes

Atari 7800: 469 minutes

PC-DOS: 113 minutes

Nintendo 3DS: 98 minutes

Atari 2600: 31 minutes

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Here's the summary for Week 39, running from September 25 - October 1. We logged 2706 minutes of eligible play, playing 44 games on a total of 13 systems.


Top 10:


1. Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2 (Dreamcast) - 300

2. Star Voyager (NES/Famicom) - 282

3. Centipede (Atari 7800) - 230

4. Kaboom (Atari 2600) - 169

5. Solar Fox (Atari 2600) - 147

6. Moon Cresta (Atari 7800) - 136

7. Jajamaru Gekimaden: Maboroshi no Kinmajou (NES/Famicom) - 115

8. Ultimate Doom, The (PC (DOS)) - 113

9. Breakout (Atari 2600) - 104

10. Pengo (Atari 2600) - 80


Pre-NES top 10:


1. Centipede (Atari 7800) - 230

2. Kaboom (Atari 2600) - 169

3. Solar Fox (Atari 2600) - 147

4. Moon Cresta (Atari 7800) - 136

5. Breakout (Atari 2600) - 104

6. Pengo (Atari 2600) - 80

7. Dreadnaught Factor (Atari 5200) - 75

8. Plaque Attack (Atari 2600) - 60

9. Dishaster (Atari 2600) - 48

10. BigFoot Family Rescue (Atari 2600) - 45


Top 10 systems:


1. Atari 2600 (831)

2. NES/Famicom (496)

3. Atari 7800 (480)

4. Dreamcast (300)

5. Atari 5200 (127)

6. Atari Jaguar (121)

7. PC (DOS) (113)

8. Neo Geo AES/MVS (87)

9. Sega CD (75)

10. C64 (24)


Another week with a Phantasy Star franchise game on top?! It seems Sega's RPG franchise is determined to hang on to the top spot one way or another -- while once again we get a "three charts, three platforms" cornucopia.


With 1245 minutes logged to date, Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2 also reaches the 1000-minute club, as does VCS stalwart Breakout with its 1054 minutes. To them devolves the duty of taking spots #302 and #303 in the 1K+ association.

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Sega Master System

Breakout: 8 min (played on the "Arcade Smash Hits" cart)

 

Sega Mega Drive

Marble Madness: 5 min (I still can't handle this game, on any system...)

 

Super Nintendo

Young Merlin: 10 min (This one looks mildly interesting. Got to find out more about it before I spend more time with it.)

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ATARI 2600:

Bump 'N Jump - 40 minutes

Gyruss - 16 minutes

Immies & Aggies - 24 minutes

Moon Patrol - 10 minutes

 

To learn more about Immies & Aggies, check out the following reference at Atarimania: http://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-2600-vcs-immies--aggies_17368.html

 

Bump 'N Jump, Gyruss and Moon Patrol are the 3 games for the 2600 NEW HSC Season 6 Gold Medal Tournament Finals. My opponent for this round is Snakeboy.

 

ATARI 7800:

Centipede - 108 minutes

Played for 7800 HSC Season 2017-2018.

 

EVIDENCE OF THE WEEK: 2600 Bump 'N Jump gameplay footage as a support to Snakeboy during the Gold Medal Finals.

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Here are my times for this past week (October 2nd through 8th)...

 

Intellivision:

Pac-Man - 84 min. in 2 sessions

 

Interton VC 4000:

Monster Man - 16 min.

 

Non-Eligible:

Stockstream - 570 min. in 8 sessions

Twitchplayscrypto - 216 min. in 2 sessions

Rubik's Cube - 24 min.

 

The two only classic games I played this weeks were two more Pac-Man variants....

Pac-Man for the Intellivision has the maze size reduced due to the low background resolution. To make up for that, in the first rounds the ghosts start off a bit slower than the player. There's still some eye candy, notably the 3-color (!) fruits which are pretty recognizable (more so than on the Atari 8-bit and C-64 versions!), and also the intermissions are there, although the 2nd one comes after round 6 instead of round 5, and their melody oddly has the same transcription errors as in Dintari's Atari 2600 version.

 

Monter Maze for the Interton VC 4000 is a bit farther away from Pac-Man. Notably, because of display and memory constraints, there are no dots to eat, only one fruit which changes location after being eaten. This cartridge was changed into another game, "Come Come" or "Come Fruta" which looks more like Pac-Man, but I couldn't get that one to run properly. Still I could see it's obviously based on Monster Maze (or vice-versa).

 

Other than that, I only played Stockstream and Twitchplayscrypto which is a similar "game" to Stockstream, only that you trade with cryptocurrencies instead of stocks and that it isn't quite as complex and evolved. I've (sadly) put several hours into this, but I'll try to reduce it next week.

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Well this week saw the addition of a console Ive wanted for some time into my collection :) - The mighty Vectrex!!! So naturally I got a good bit of time played on it. I also found time to try a O2/Videopac homebrew I got awhile back and a bit of Sega CD. And on a non qualifying note I got a couple new PS4 games and a PSVR game called VROG :) So overall its been a pretty great gaming week for me :D Now on to my times....

O2/Videopac

Astrododge - 45min

 

Sega CD

Android Assualt - 30min

 

Vectrex

Bedlam - 15min
Berzerk - 50min
Blitz! - 10min
Cosmic Chasm - 85min
Clean Sweep - 145min
Fortress of Narzod - 40min
Hyper Chase - 10min
Minestorm - 235min
Rip Off - 5min
Star Trek - 35min
Web Wars - 30min

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My times for the week:

 

NES:
Jajamaru Gekimaden: Maboroshi no Kinmajou - 32 min.
SNES:
Tommy Moe's Winter Extreme: Skiing & Snowboarding - 285 min.
Wayne's World - 188 min.
Beat Wayne's World, party time, not so excellent. Thoughts on that, plus the previous two games I beat, here.
Otherwise I plugged away a bit more at the fan-translated action RPG I started last week, and got most of the way through Freeride mode in a way-too-fast-for-its-own-good snowboarding game. (My SNES is still on pause, waiting...)
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My times for the week:

 

NES Tetris 35 minutes (one of two NES games I play)

 

ATari 2600;

Solar Fox 108 minutes over five plays. I play 4-5 times a week every week for years.

 

Breakout 14 minutes. Finally got the 864 again

Laser Blast 15 minutes. Boring but I like it.

Dodge'em 11 minutes. Old favorite.

Sea quest 7 minutes

Recent purchases include:

Commando Raid18 minutes. Fun game.

Keystone Kapers. 12 minutes. Fun game.

Worm War 1. 42 minutes. Great game.

Slot Machine. 10 minutes. Horrible game.

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Neo Geo AES:

 

1. Andro Dunos - 42 min

2. Battle Flipshot - 29 min

3. Blazing Star - 131 min

4. Magical Drop 3 - 55 min

5. Metal Slug - 84 min

6. Pulstar - 118 min

7. Zupapa! - 35 min

 

 

Odyssey 2:

 

1.Thunderball! - 70 min

 

 

Atari Jaguar:

 

1. Badlands - 22 min

2. Commando - 27 min

3. Switchblade - 20 min

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Played some stuff this week!

 

Jaguar - Raiden (15 min) Love Raiden games even though I'm terrible at them. No rapid fire makes this one more challenging. They should have had something where you could press one of the keypad numbers for rapid fire or something.

 

Dreamcast - Sega Rally 2 (74 min) Finally got another racing game for the Dreamcast. This one controls much better than Sega GT, but I'm still not that good at it. Can't get past the second track in Arcade mode. Run out of time at about the same place every time with the checkpoint not even in sight. Found no advice or anything online... just gotta "git gud" I guess.

 

Ineligible

XBoxOne - Forza 6 (172 min) I did one of the endurance races. Eighty-two laps at just over 2 minutes a piece.

 

Also played a bit of pinball over the weekend... I mean, a really small amount. There was one set up at Retropalooza in one of the booths (it was a booth advertising a pinball show or auction or something) and I played the left flipper while my gf played the right flipper for one ball. Don't remember the name, though.

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Due to some unforseen medical circumstances making me feel too craptacular to do anything productive today it's going to be another week of copying and pasting my household's gaming time from my tablet without any picture or writeup. On the plus side, the vast majority of my household's gaming time for the week was tracker eligible this time around! Hopefully at some point this week I'll get feeling better and can elaborate on that with some pictures and a proper writeup to cover the last two weeks of gaming around here. Until then...

 

 

Ineligible

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Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection (Nintendo 3DS) - 38 minutes

StreetPass Mii Plaza (Nintendo 3DS) - 8 minutes

 

Atari 2600

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Battlezone - 4 minutes

Centipede - 23 minutes

Haunted House - 53 minutes

Surround - 36 minutes

 

Atari 7800

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Asteroids - 82 minutes

Centipede - 451 minutes

Dig Dug - 52 minutes

Donkey Kong Junior - 25 minutes

Joust - 30 minutes

Ms. Pac-Man (Emulated on Nintendo Wii) - 23 minutes

Pac-Man Collection! (Emulated on Nintendo Wii) - 6 minutes

Pole Position II - 25 minutes

 

 

Total Video Game Play Time This Week

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856 minutes (14 hours 16 minutes) [810 minutes eligible]

 

 

Individual System Play Times This Week

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Atari 7800: 694 minutes

Atari 2600: 116 minutes

Nintendo 3DS: 46 minutes

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PC-88

Shiryou Sensen: War of the Dead - 330 minutes

Shiryou Sensen 2: War of the Dead Part 2 - 250 minutes

 

ZX81

3D Monster Maze - 45 minutes

 

So, this week was three of the classic horror games. PC88 takes my most played with the Shiryou Sensen games, as well they're longer than 3D Monster Maze. I played these two in order, and I really don't have much to say - I wrote a massive post forever ago detailing what I like, didn't like, etc. so I don't feel like doing it again. One thing I will say that I really enjoyed was having a save mechanisim - I almost wanted to quit last time I played these as in the PC Engine port of 1 there's no save feature, instead there's a 54 character password. 54 characters, mixed Japanese and English, etc. is just way too long and combined with the "9999EXP = Level 0" glitch it made it a pain in the ass if I didn't pay attention at all times. For once, I can say that I really enjoyed using floppies over the cartridges anyways so that's neat.

 

3D Monster Maze is always a favorite of mine to pick up and mess with. If you don't know it, there's a "3D Maze" of sorts that you have to navigate while avoiding a dinosaur that's coming after you - it's damn primitive and not really that scary, but it is considered a very early horror game as it was from 1981 - Shiryou Sensen, being considered one of the original survival horror games, is 1987 anyways so you can see that there's a little gap and yet still a similar theme of trying to live through something while being chased by monsters. If you've never played it, I'd say give it a shot - I find it to be enjoyable anyways.

 

So yeah, nothing exciting but whatever. The plan for this week is to play through Sweet Home (which I started yesterday and should be done with soon) and then on Saturday some friends and I are going to the arcade to see if we can get through Beast Busters and Beast Busters: Second Nightmare in the same day - it should be doable, but I've never actually seen the end of either in my time so far - usually I get halfway and quit - so it should be good fun. I would like to be playing more games, but eh... friends and I have been playing a ton of GTA Online recently grinding out money to get cars and the new stuff from updates so I just haven't been paying as much attention to the older titles as I planned I would - doesn't matter too much to me though, as hey I'm still getting through a few games and I can't be mad with that.

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Here's the summary for Week 40, running from October 2 - 8. We logged 4683 minutes of eligible play, playing 72 games on a total of 19 systems.


Top 10:


1. Centipede (Atari 7800) - 559

2. Shiryou Sensen: War of the Dead (NEC PC-8801) - 330

3. Tommy Moe's Winter Extreme: Skiing & Snowboarding (SNES) - 285

4. Kaboom (Atari 2600) - 265

5. Shiryou Sensen 2 (NEC PC-8801) - 250

6. Mine Storm (Vectrex) - 235

7. Wayne's World (SNES) - 188

8. Clean Sweep (Vectrex) - 145

9. Blazing Star (Neo Geo AES/MVS) - 131

10. Pulstar (Neo Geo AES/MVS) - 118


Pre-NES top 10:


1. Centipede (Atari 7800) - 559

2. Shiryou Sensen: War of the Dead (NEC PC-8801) - 330

3. Kaboom (Atari 2600) - 265

4. Shiryou Sensen 2 (NEC PC-8801) - 250

5. Mine Storm (Vectrex) - 235

6. Clean Sweep (Vectrex) - 145

7. Dreadnaught Factor III (Atari 5200) - 110

8. Solar Fox (Atari 2600) - 108

9. Cosmic Chasm (Vectrex) - 85

10. Pac-Man (Intellivision) - 84


Top 10 systems:


1. Atari 7800 (802)

2. Atari 2600 (768)

3. Vectrex (660)

4. NEC PC-8801 (580)

5. Neo Geo AES/MVS (494)

6. SNES (483)

7. Atari 5200 (265)

8. Atari Jaguar (126)

9. Odyssey^2 (115)

10. Intellivision (84)


Centipede takes the triple crown for the Atari 7800! But the console race is close, with small margins separating the 7800 from the VCS (and, at #5 and #6, the Neo Geo AES from the SNES).

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ATARI 2600:

Pole Position - 4 minutes

 

ATARI 7800:

Centipede - 48 minutes

Fat Axl - 95 minutes

 

MSX:

1942 - 10 minutes

Alpha Roid - 60 minutes

Arkanoid - 8 minutes

Pac-Man - 61 minutes

 

EVIDENCES OF THE WEEK:

1) MSX Alpha Roid (Blue MSX) - 595,400 points

 

2) MSX Pac-Man (Blue MSX) - 97,100 points

 

3) Fat Axl on 7800 ProSystem - more than 400,000 points (I surpassed 200,000 points without losing my first life)

Concentration was my main key to reach my huge score.

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