My own frustrations. I know how I want something to come out but I can't transfer the brain visualisation to paper. What I think of and what I'm capable of are two vastly different things. I've bought books to help before and I'm still shit at it.

That's fantastic! I've always wanted to be able to draw.

Hahaha, plastic coffins for the win eh? 😄

I'd settle for one of these being honest.

I also need to pick up this book sometime to add it to my Bitmap collection!

This is such an underrated game these days and never gets talked about the way it should. The focus is always on Burnout 3, don't get me wrong its fantastic, but it wouldn't be a thing had Burnout 2 not been as successful and as good as it is. Well done for highlighting it!

I have this thing about both Treasure Island Dizzy & Spellbound Dizzy. TI was the first Dizzy game I played growing up and SB was the one that really blew me away by how big it was. I can't narrow it down to just one. At 45 and to this day I keep going back to both.

Was alright I suppose.

Should have been on Switch from the start really.

This is nothing short of incredible!

Banjo-Kazooie, Conker's BFD, Diddy King Racing (the Mario Kart killer), Beetle Adventure Racing, Hydro Thunder, Paper Mario, RE2, Ridge Racer 64 - its impossible for me to only pick one!

I'll wait for a faceplate that makes it look like a GameCube then I'm sold!

And by that I mean proper, full physical releases, not this code-in-a-box, Game Key Card or registry on a disc horsesh*te.

Physical releases

#PhysicalForever

Either one of the Geometry Wars Retro Evolved games or Outrun 2006 Coast to Coast. Both are tremendous to play and insanely addictive. Part of the best games on the hugely missed service.

This game can get a lot of hate and be pushed aside, black sheep and all that, but its a great game in its own right. The GameBoy wouldn't be the same without it. Awesome book btw too! :)