Games Beaten 2014

[MrPopo]

Your comments on the Mega Buster is why they removed it in Mega Man 9. The Mega Buster basically makes the majority of the boss weapons worthless for running through the levels because many boss weapons are some form of damage out the front of your character.

[TSTR]

1. Dead Pixels (PC)
2. Magical Drop V (PC)
3. Reaching Out (Android)
4. Nanolife (Android)
5. Darius Burst (PSP)
6. Ridge Racer 2 (PSP)
7. Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower (PSP)
8. Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Genesis)
9. Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike Online Edition (PS3)
10. Super Mario Bros. (NES)
11. Persona 4 (PS2)
12. Final Fantasy (PSP)
13. Gun-Nac (NES via Wii)
14. The Stanley Parable (PC)
15. Imscared (PC)
16. Escape Goat (PC)

Thoughts:

Yeah, I got my goat on. 204 deaths, 53 of 64 rooms cleared, 2.5 hours or so.

Pretty good game here. Tight controls, just the right amount of challenge, catchy soundtrack, cute atmosphere—I love the mouse in his little hat! Haven't messed with the bonus levels or the editor (and don't know if I will), but I'll probably go back and 100% the main game sometime. Nothing earth shattering, but it's worth the low entry fee and then some.

And yeah, I get that "All Intensive Purposes" is a joke, but that's one of those grammar things that's like rubbing styrofoam together for me: irritating and makes my teeth feel weird.

[CFFJR]

1. Mortal Kombat II - 32X
2. Cosmic Carnage - 32X
3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade - XBLA
4. X-men Arcade - XBLA
5. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist - Genesis
6. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time - SNES
7. Metroid: Other M - Wii
8. Donkey Kong Country Returns - Wii
9. Metroid Fusion - GBA
10.Star Trek - Xbox 360
11.Fable Anniversary - Xbox 360
12.Ranma 1/2: Chougi Ranbuhen - SFC
13.Sailor Moon R - SFC
14.Super Tempo - Saturn
15.Crash Bandicoot - PS1
16.X-men Vs. Street Fighter - Saturn
17.Wave Race 64 - N64
18.Mario and Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games - Wii U
19.Mario Kart 8 - Wii U
20.Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - SNES
21.Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder - Sega CD
22.Ico (HD) - PS3
23.Castlevania: Symphony of the Night - PS1
24.Resident Evil 2 - PS1
25.Wonder Boy in Monster World - Genesis
26.Resident Evil: Code Veronica - Dreamcast

Oh man, loved this one, really did. Played bits of it before, but this is the first time I've beaten it.

My laughably bad end game stats:

Rank: E
Time: 9:30
Saves: 25
Retries: 25

The bulk of those retries are the fault of the damn tyrant fight in the plane (which I wasn't quite prepared for) and the final boss, whose little minion bug things were really fucking obnoxious.

This is definitely the most difficult Resident Evil I've played (I recently beat RE2 as well, and it was a breeze in comparison) but I loved every damn minute of it. Lots of fun, absolutely gorgeous in the DC's vga mode, and well worth the time it took. Plus its just cool to have a whole game devoted to the Redfields, my favorite characters in the series.

I also like how twisted and weird the game is. Makes me smile.

Planning to play Resident Evil 4 next.

[MrHealthy]

January
1. 1942 (PS3 - Capcom Arcade Cabinet)
2. Avengers (PS3 - Capcom Arcade Cabinet)
3. 1943: The Battle of Midway (PS3 - Capcom Arcade Cabinet)
4. Legendary Wings (PS3 - Capcom Arcade Cabinet)
5. Resistance 2 (PS3)
6. Resistance 3 (PS3)

February
7. Hyper Dyne Side Arms (PS3 - Capcom Arcade Cabinet)
8. Section Z (PS3 - Capcom Arcade Cabinet)
9. Solar Hoops (360)
10. Saints Row The Third: Gangstas in Space DLC (PC - Steam)
11. Saints Row The Third: Genkibowl VII DLC (PC - Steam)
12. Saints Row The Third: The Trouble with Clones DLC (PC - Steam)
13. The Last of Us: Left Behind DLC (PS3)

March
14. flOw (PSVita)
15. The Walking Dead Survival Instinct (PS3)
16. Burnout Paradise: Big Surf Island DLC (PS3)

April
17. Proteus (PS3)
18. Dragon Fantasy Book 1 (PSVita)
19. inFAMOUS 2 (PS3)

May
20. SOULCALIBUR Lost Swords (PS3)
21. Hotline Miami (PS3)
22. Red Dead Redemption Undead Nightmare (PS3)

June
23. Battleblock Theater (PC - Steam)
24. Urban Trial Freestyle (PS3)
25. Jurassic Park The Game: Episode 1 - The Intruder (PS3)
26. Jurassic Park The Game: Episode 2 - The Cavalry (PS3)
27. Jurassic Park The Game: Episode 3 - The Depths (PS3)
28. Jurassic Park The Game: Episode 4 - The Survivors (PS3)
29. Machinarium (PS3)
30. Streets of Rage 2 (PS3)
31. The Stanley Parable (PC - Steam)
32. Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (PS3)
33. Machinarium (PSVita)

July
34. Insurgency (PC - Steam)
35. Tearaway (PSVita)
36. Call of Duty Roads to Victory (PSVita)
37. Limbo (PSVita)
38. Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe (PS3)

August
39. DanganRonpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (PSVita)
40. Arkedo Series 01 - Jump (PS3)
41. Wet (PS3)
42. Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds (PSVita)
43. Actual Sunlight (PC - Steam)

[graffix_13]

1. Tearaway- PS Vita (Platinum Trophy)
2. Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag- PS4 (Platinum Trophy)
3. Resogun- PS4 (Platinum Trophy)
4. Super Stardust Delta- PS Vita
5. Galaga Legions DX- PS3
6. Under Defeat HD- PS3 (Platinum Trophy)
7. Ketsui Extra- PS3
8. Tomb Raider: DE- PS4 (Platinum Trophy)
9. DoDonPachi- PS1 (Japanese PSN)
10. Strider- PS4 (Platinum Trophy)
11. Demon's Souls- PS3 (Platinum Trophy)
12. Shadow of the Colossus- PS2
13. Guacamelee!- PS Vita (Platinum Trophy)
14. God Hand- PS2
15. Outlast- PS4
16. Octodad: Dadliest Catch- PS4
17. Transistor- PS4 (Platinum Trophy)
18. Wolfenstein: The New Order- PS4 (Platinum Trophy)
19. Resident Evil 4- PS2
20. Another World- PS Vita
21. Metroid Prime- Gamecube
22. Resident Evil: Remake- Gamecube
23. The Wolf Among Us- PS3
24. Ninja Gaiden- NES
25. The Last of Us: Remastered- PS4
26. Ninja Gaiden 2: Dark Sword of Chaos- NES
27. Street Fighter 2 Turbo- SNES
28. Wizards and Warriors- NES
29. TLoU: Left Behind- PS4

Street Fighter 2- This game sits in the 6th spot of my All Time favorite games. And it's not because I'm a huge fighting game fan; It's mainly due to nostalgia honestly. I remember very clearly the absolute obsession my friends and I had over this game back in late summer of '92. Ken was my fighter of choice and my best friend's favorite was Ryu. We would have epic battles usually with me coming out on top (although I do admit he got me a fair amount of times). Anyways for this particular playthrough I beat arcade mode with Ken. I want to play Street Fighter Alpha 2 next as Akuma is my favorite now and I'd like to have a run through the game with him.

Wizards and Warriors- I have always enjoyed this game. There's not much to it, just some platforming and gathering of colored keys and items. Pretty easy.

The Last of Us: Left Behind- This is the TLoU DLC that came out earlier this year and it just focuses on Ellie. While I thought it was pretty good, I didn't think it was as epic as the main game (but for a DLC this is expected). I was kinda taken back when

Ellie kissed Riley. I figured it was just due to confused teenage feelings (she is 14) but after reading up on it I guess it was intended for them to have a romantic relationship. I'm not sure how much a 14 year old would know about 'relationships', regardless of her orientation, but whatever. The point is that her and Riley were very, very close. I do wish we could have seen when Riley turned and how that was dealt with. It would have been another big emotional punch to the gut.

[Sload Soap]

I've been playing a few of the more high-profile PC indie games lately as a sort of buffer between my usual diet of modern FPS and action games. It's always nice to branch out and try different things and the fact all of these games were free helps a lot.

Noir (PC)

Noir was made over a weekend and is basically a short 8-bit take on Blade Runner. You are tasked with finding runaway replicants on a short stretch of a murky city (handily right where your office is located) by following the clues left by NPC's. It's pretty light stuff. The only challenge Noir presents is that killing a civilian will result in an instant game over.

It'd be a bit harsh if I was to slag off the efforts of a game made on such a tight deadline, but it can be a bit annoying as the replicants take about two barrels from your revolver to kill, but they only have to touch you to reset the encounter.

Worth a play though if you like noir elements or have some time to kill at work/school.

Bubsy 3D: Bubsy Visits the James Turrell Retrospective (PC)

A very odd joke game from the Arcane Kids, makers of the amusingly self explanatory Room of 1000 Snakes.

You play as Bubsy (yes, the Bubsy) and must platform your way to the exhibit with some deliberately bad controls and level geography hindering your progress. When you finally get the exhibit things get really weird.

It's kind of hard to explain without ruining and it can be too ironic and on the nose, but it builds to an amusing climax and certainly has meatier "gameplay" than the usual browser based indie title. It's really unique and if nothing else shows that video gaming is capable of the sorts of parody we see in other media.

Dys4ia (PC)

This one surprised me. It's short and simple but despite its brief duration, Dys4ia packs in a lot of emotional punch. Playing kind of like a few Wario Ware mini-games played sequentially, it frames an autobiographical story of one mans experience with gender reassignment.

There is not a single hint of worthiness or attempt to elicit sympathy and it's all the better for it. The way it's presented, with the almost C64-esque graphics with clashing colours, reminded me of a Chris Ware comic, which in my mind is a good thing.

Overall I found it a very uplifting experience, and while I wouldn't say the game either changed my mind on, or gave me a better understanding of transgender issues, it is a very affecting slice of someone's personal battle to be the person they want to be. Again, it's free so there's no excuse to give it a try.

Depression Quest (PC)

Depression Quest isn't really a game by any traditional definition. It's mostly text based, there's no gameplay to speak of and its win state feels more like a lose state. I was slightly unnerved by how true some of the situations sounded to me and I really could get invested in the plight of the unnamed player character. Also, it's interesting to see a game written in the second person, a perspective not often seen these days in any fiction.

Now, it doesn't pretend to be some sort of Depression Sim, but I kind of felt a more accurate title would have been Social Anxiety Disorder Quest. A lot of the situations in which the player is placed are ones where the "bad" choices shut the player out from group activity. Obviously depression isn't a clear cut condition, but in my (not necessarily personal) experience depression doesn't curtail one's ability to socalise or work, but rather makes those activities seem distant or unimportant.

Indeed, while it's clever how the game makes unavailable any easy fix options (such options coming in the form of cliche advice given to people suffering from depression), it can also narrow out any plausible options too. It'd be sort of like if your very first choice in Mass Effect decided your entire path through the trilogy.

I can see the design choice at work here, that by stripping away options the game can better convey the lack of choices depression sufferers feel they have, but it can also make it seem like depression, at least in this context, is an unwinnable battle.

That said, that I'm even asking these questions is a point in the games favour. Like Gone Home before it the lack of traditional gameplay and slightly melodramatic narrative are things I can overlook when the content touches or asks questions of me. And once again, it's free! Even if you play it for ten minutes and don't like it, it's worth a try.

Sonic Adventure 2: Battle (GC)

Truly the artiest game in this update, Sonic Adventure 2 is a harrowing and deeply personal tale of one game developers descent into certified insanity. The way it uses disjointed game mechanics and obsesses over multiple character perspectives really emphasizes the terrible toll fame and fortune can take on a naive young programmer.

Seriously though, I actually enjoyed this more than I thought I would, especially after the strong negative reaction I had with Adventure 1 and Advance 3 recently.

First thing Sonic Team did right was to eliminate the hub worlds. The game now has much more flow between levels and feels like the Sonics of old. For me this change is doubly appreciated since I no longer feel the strong dissonance between the hubworlds and the levels proper. I also think that by having as many characters as SA1 (6) but having them split between only three play types, there is much, much less of the padding and boredom that say Big the Cat's sections provided.

Being more specific, I think that certain aspects of Sonic/Shadow's level design has been substantially tightened from Adventure 1, though issues still persist with the lock-on attack and camera. Things just feel better and the cheesy thrills of City Escape cannot be matched.

Similarly, now that Tails' portion is more shooter based like Gamma from SA1, his levels feel more uniquely his own, rather than the timed retreads of Sonic's stages they were before. I'll fully admit it's fucking stupid to put Tails in a mech and not have him do any real platforming but I'll take it.

Knuckles' section of the game is the one that has suffered most in the transition though. It was never perfect to begin with, but now there is a strange emphasis on smaller, more enclosed spaces which just don't suit his toolset at all. Then the last couple of levels are fucking massive for no reason. It's not really more challenging just more time consuming.

And in a typically mystifying Sonic Team move, the radar that indicates whether you are nearing a crystal piece now only points to one crystal at a time, whereas in SA1 it'd just flash when in proximity of any crystal. Essentially it means you could walk past the third crystal piece ten times before the game will let you know it's there. Really bizarre choice.

There is some respite though as the Knuckles/Rouge levels do start off fairly good before going shit. That in itself raises the overall quality of the game above the previous entry for me.

I can also get behind the way you play through on both the Light and Dark paths as though the playstyles are reflected the levels themselves are changed up. Indeed I much preferred Robotnik's levels over Tails'. When both paths are complete there is one long super level at the end where good and bad team up to stop some kind of giant space salamander. The first round against this is pretty awful to be honest but the second, when Sonic and Shadow have gone Super Saiyan level 2, is so gloriously cheesy I can't help but love it.

And though I railed against the extended Sonic universe cast only t'other day and even though I hate his stupid red highlights, I do sort of understand why people like Shadow the bastard Hedgehog. If I was a kid when the game came out I imagine I'd think he was pretty cool too.

The plot is absolute garbage though from start to finish, much worse than even Adventure 1. It has plot singularities rather than plot holes, it's that ham-fisted. Robotnik's grandad is called fucking Gerald and he wants to kill everyone for some reason. Also, Rouge is both a treasure hunter and a government agent depending on the situation. It's just guff of the highest magnitude and almost qualifies as "so bad it's good".

Generally though I had a lot of fun this time through and though I don't think it's a great game and certainly no way near the standard of other better 3D platformers of the era, it's a pretty fun ride while it lasts. And I can't get Live and Learn out of my head now.

[laurenhiya21]

1/6: Dear Esther (Steam)
1/11: Hydrophobia: Prophecy (Steam)
1/14: Spirit Camera: Cursed Memoir (3DS)
1/26: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (DS)
2/1: 1,000,000 (Steam)
3/14: Thomas Was Alone (Steam)
3/15: Fairy Bloom Freesia (Steam)
3/22: Suikoden (PS1)
3/25: Wizorb (Steam)
3/28: Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams (Steam)
3/29: Fire Emblem: Awakening (3DS)
3/30: Chibi-Robo! (GC)
3/31: Luigi's Mansion (GC)
4/13: Deponia (GOG)
4/13: Shatter (Steam)
4/14: Rusty's Real Deal Baseball: Cage Match (3DS)
4/19: Super Mario Sunshine (GC)
4/23: Ar Tonelico: Melody of Elemia (PS2)
4/25: Freddi Fish 3: Case of the Stolen Conch Shell (PC)
4/26: Frogatto & Friends (Desura)
5/6: Persona 4 (PS2)
5/9: The Last Us (PS3)
5/24: Atelier Ayesha: Alchemist of Dusk (PS3)
5/28: Tobe's Vertical Adventure (Steam)
6/2: Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians (Steam)
6/11: Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (GC)
6/23: Half-Life (Steam)
6/30: Analogue: A Hate Story (Steam)
7/1: Viscera Cleanup Detail: Shadow Warrior (Steam)
7/7: LoZ: Oracle of Ages (3DS VC)
7/7: Trauma Center: Second Opinion (Wii)
7/13: Ys I (Steam)
7/15: Ys II (Steam)
7/27: Super Mario 64 (Wii VC)
8/19: LoZ: Ocarina of Time (Wii VC)
8/24: Ico (PS2)

Beat Ico last night for the Summer Game Challenge... I'm just going to sum up my thoughts :U

What I liked:
Graphics- So pretty... I paused from time to time just to look around.
Ico & Yorda- They're kind of sweet together. Or at the very least I cared about Yorda. I felt bad when Ico was tugging at her arm so hard haha.

Eh..?
Puzzles- They weren't bad I suppose. Wouldn't say I liked them, nor that I didn't like them. Not frustrating at the very least.

What I didn't like:
Enemies & Combat- The shadow guys were so annoying >:l I just wanted to explore around gah. Plus combat was kind meh since all I ever did was mash the square button.
Ending?- Question because I'm not sure about something...

I'm not sure if I completley understood everything, but from what I could tell, Yorda should not of been able to leave the island, right? And how does she get on the same beach as Ico? How did she get out of the shadow form? It kind of felt like it came out of nowhere, just to quickly make a happy ending... I kind of wish that they had left it with Ico leaving on the boat castle crumbling. :/

So overall, not bad but not great. Probably would of been a ton better w/out the enemies.

[noiseredux]

16. Escape Goat (PC)

yeah dood! Now, everything you liked about the first game is so much better in the second. So keep yr eyes peeled for a sale.

[TSTR]

16. Escape Goat (PC)

yeah dood! Now, everything you liked about the first game is so much better in the second. So keep yr eyes peeled for a sale.

Will do.

[BoneSnapDeez]

First update since July 8th!

First 50:

1. Bad Dudes vs. DragonNinja (Wii - Data East Arcade Classics)
2. Caveman Ninja (Wii - Data East Arcade Classics)
3. Crude Buster (Wii - Data East Arcade Classics)
4. Heavy Barrel (Wii - Data East Arcade Classics)
5. Secret Agent (Wii - Data East Arcade Classics)
6. Wizard Fire (Wii - Data East Arcade Classics)
7. Super Mario Land (Game Boy)
8. Burning Fight (PlayStation 2 - SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1)
9. Magician Lord (PlayStation 2 - SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1)
10. Metal Slug (PlayStation 2 - SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1)
11. Sengoku (PlayStation 2 - SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1)
12. Top Hunter: Roddy & Cathy (PlayStation 2 - SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1)
13. Metal Slug 4 (PlayStation 2 - Metal Slug 4 & 5)
14. Metal Slug 5 (PlayStation 2 - Metal Slug 4 & 5)
15. Metal Slug XX (PSP)
16. Phantasy Star Online (Dreamcast)
17. Smash TV (PlayStation 2 - Midway Arcade Treasures)
18. Total Carnage (Xbox - Midway Arcade Treasures 2)
19. Skyblazer (SNES)
20. Mega Man II (Game Boy)
21. The Monkey King: The Legend Begins (Wii)
22. Ys (Saturn - Falcom Classics)
23. Super Mario Bros. (SNES - Super Mario All-Stars)
24. Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (SNES - Super Mario All-Stars)
25. Super Mario Bros. 2 (SNES - Super Mario All-Stars)
26. Super Mario Bros. 3 (SNES - Super Mario All-Stars)
27. Super Mario World (SNES)
28. Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (SNES)
29. Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (Game Boy)
30. Mahou Kishi Rayearth (Super Famicom)
31. Magic Knight Rayearth (Saturn)
32. Disney's Aladdin (SNES)
33. Kirby's Dream Land (Wii - Kirby's Dream Collection)
34. Kirby's Adventure (Wii - Kirby's Dream Collection)
35. Kirby's Dream Land 2 (Wii - Kirby's Dream Collection)
36. Kirby Super Star (Wii - Kirby's Dream Collection)
37. Kirby's Dream Land 3 (Wii - Kirby's Dream Collection)
38. Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards (Wii - Kirby's Dream Collection)
39. Kirby's Epic Yarn (Wii)
40. New Super Mario Bros. U (Wii U - New Super Mario Bros. U + New Super Luigi U)
41. New Super Luigi U (Wii U - New Super Mario Bros. U + New Super Luigi U)
42. Shock Troopers (PlayStation 2 - SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1)
43. Shadow Blasters (Genesis)
44. Final Fantasy (Game Boy Advance - Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls)
45. Super Mario Advance (Game Boy Advance)
46. Sonic CD (PC)
47. Donkey Kong Country (SNES)
48. Battle Arena Toshinden (Game Boy)
49. Crusader of Centy (Genesis)
50. Joe & Mac (SNES)

51. Ys: The Vanished Omens (Sega Master System)
52. Code of Princess (3DS)
53. Ys (PSP - Ys I & II Chronicles)
54. Ys II (PSP - Ys I & II Chronicles)
55. Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi (PSP - Sega Genesis Collection)
56. Gradius (PSP - Gradius Collection)
57. Shinobi (Xbox 360 - Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection)
58. Otomedius Excellent (Xbox 360)
59. Deathsmiles (Xbox 360)
60. Sonic the Hedgehog (Xbox 360 - Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection)
61. The Lost Vikings (SNES)
62. The Lost Vikings (Genesis)
63. Final Fantasy II (Game Boy Advance - Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls)
64. Final Fight (PSP - Capcom Classics Collection Remixed)
65. Alien Syndrome (PlayStation 2 - Sega Classics Collection)
66. Exile (Genesis)
67. Ristar (Xbox 360 - Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection)
68. Final Fight (Xbox 360 - Capcom Digital Collection)
69. Classic NES Series: Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (Game Boy Advance)
70. Classic NES Series: Metroid (Game Boy Advance)
71. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (Xbox 360 - Konami Classics Vol. 1)
72. Ys (DS - Legacy of Ys: Books I & II)
73. Ys II (DS - Legacy of Ys: Books I & II)
74. New Super Mario Bros. (DS)
75. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (PSP - Sega Genesis Collection)
76. Golden Axe III (PSP - Sega Genesis Collection)
77. Muramasa Rebirth (Vita)
78. Magic Sword (PSP - Capcom Classics Collection Remixed)
79. Mega Twins (PSP - Capcom Classics Collection Remixed)
80. Super Mario 3D Land (3DS)
81. Super Mario Bros. Deluxe (Game Boy Color)
82. Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom (PlayStation 3 - Dungeons & Dragons: Mystara Eiyuu Senki)
83. Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow Over Mystara (PlayStation 3 - Dungeons & Dragons: Mystara Eiyuu Senki)
84. Ys III: Wanderers from Ys (SNES)
85. Ys III: Wanderers from Ys (Genesis)
86. Ys: The Oath in Felghana (PSP)

These are Together Retro and Together RPG games. I talked about them in those threads, so I'll just briefly touch on them again here.

Beat 'em ups have never been my thing, but I enjoy the D&D games quite a bit. Mystara is superior to its predecessor in every way, though about 20 times harder.

Ys III is the black sheep of the series, but I still love it. A "bad" Ys game is still better than nearly anything else out there. I played the SNES and Genesis ports back-to-back: the Genesis version had better graphics, music, and hit detection but you level up faster and easier in the SNES port making it vastly more tolerable.

I also played Oath in Felghana. It's a top-down remake that stays very true to the original (same enemies, bosses, NPCs) but expands upon the dungeons, character interactions, attacks, etc. It's a much better game than the original.

I have no idea what to play next.

Kangaroo - Atari 2600 *new*

Gonna try to get through that one as well as Jungle Hunt, Donkey Kong, Gorf, and a few other classic "loopers" later this year.