Thanks, I appreciate it! I think the catalogues changed names over the years (earlier ones UFO Catcher branded instead of Sega Prize). Any ads/listings are of interest to me, so I'm looking forward to seeing those general Sega catalogues too!

I'm a member of your Patreon. I really appreciate the scans of the Sega Prize Autumn/Winter '93 catalogue you uploaded a couple of years ago. Last I looked there were a few more Sega Prize / UFO Catcher catalogues on auction sites, so if you intend to get more I'd gladly throw some ko-fi tips in.

I'd like another Subspace Emissary type mode if they ditched the generic level themes and original enemies, and instead exclusively pulled from the source games. Like Melee's Adventure Mode had a Mario platforming level with Goombas & Koopas, a maze-like Zelda dungeon, a Metroid escape sequence etc.

The Saturn Special Stages are so much fun, just maybe a tad too easy. They hold up really well visually too.

The greatest achievement of my entire epistolary career was the day I got two letters printed on the same page.

A good deed and a crush, telling a single, increasingly horrifying, story from two unconnected people.

Yeah, it’s not quite the same. But I think it holds more weight than the other one-offs because it became (for a while) part of the Batman origin mythology. A significant and lore-changing part of the backstory, rather than a throwaway story in the present day.

I think the “Thomas Wayne was the original Batman” story muddies the waters on that, even if it was a one-off and with caveats. It’s certainly part of the trend.