wow havent seen one of those in a while. played with them a few times when I was younger. quite nice joysticks and I wouldnt hesitate to buy it... they use to advertise monthly in EGM.

definitely psychonauts

and Disaster Report is a great game to check out and one I'm expecting will hold some value

also add the ill fated Alladin [that consolidated game cart]

+1 to coding it entirely by yourself. start with something simple, like making a version of pong. get compfortable with working with code. I was working on a primer on video game coding, but it will probably be of little interest to you as its aimed more at old school coding practices. eitherway bes...

It's actually a bit more responsive on my PSP JNES Emu than on the PC. Maybe it's just having proper buttons and a d-pad? I'm gonna finish the game (using save states) but it's not turning out to be the most enjoyable gaming experience haha. maybe, and maybe its an improvement over the NES. I dunno...

is Toe Jam and Earl on virtual console yet? if not, thats going to be a price limiting game. I picked a copy up several years ago and it was pricy then, assuming it still is. it is a game thats held up well to time, you'll definitely have a good time playing it. although it is less of a 'competition...

+1 to what I'm hating: the controls.

I know for their day they were quite good. But they do not hold up well to the test of time. I found them frustrating and was unwilling to play it for more than a half hour.

graphics for such an early NES game are quite good and yes the music is fantastic.

Just imagine then, if games developers/programmers had this amount of memory available to them all those years ago, how much greater the (already great) games would have been!!! Goes to show that all this extra space for games doesn't guarantee they'll be any good! I just sold my PS3 and got a Neo ...

8megaBITS = 1 megaBYTE

you do the math

It just struck me, awsome example of a score based early game that can be enjoyed by any level of time commitment, and doesnt fall under the stupid hard difficulty level



Midnight Madness on the 2600