Retrogamer0001 wrote:Sorry if the appeal for Sesame Street is lost on me
It's lost on you now, sure. But that's just the type of thing I would have been clamoring for at the ripe old age of five.
Hell, even when I first saw the previews for it I thought it looked freaking adorable.
Heh, it is freaking adorable Michi. I also would've loved this game when I was five, but I had the Big Bird Egg Drop game on Intellivision or whatever it was called. Good way to get Turkey in the Straw stuck in your head forever.
The only Sesame Street related "game" I had growing up was some sort of coloring, numbers, activity software, so I'm almost positive I was never subjected to an endless loop of Turkey in the Straw. I would have much rather had Once Upon A Monster.
Yeah, and I got 2 of them (long lost!) for Chopper Command and River Raid. With the River Raid patch, was a letter from Activision saying that they were discontinuing patches after a certain date in 1985 (I happened to get the patches in 1987!)
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.
RyaNtheSlayA wrote:Microsoft finally dropped that stupid Kinect and beginning June 9th you can get the Xbox One for a more reasonable $399.
Still too expensive.
I feel like its a great price for a brand new consoles that was released just 6 months ago. I feel game prices are high at $60, but then if you wait, they will drop a lot in price and you still get your usual digital sale so that probably makes up for it
I also would've loved this game when I was five, but I had the Big Bird Egg Drop game on Intellivision or whatever it was called. Good way to get Turkey in the Straw stuck in your head forever.
The only Sesame Street related "game" I had growing up was some sort of coloring, numbers, activity software, so I'm almost positive I was never subjected to an endless loop of Turkey in the Straw. I would have much rather had Once Upon A Monster.
