Yeah, they captured magic with this one… something they struggle to do now days. (I may also be biased as I saw it when I was a kid 😝, nostalgia glasses and all…)

I’ll see if I can find out…

Honestly, this looks like what AI comes up with when I ask for an 80s computer.

I have this, one of the few Famicom carts in my collection. It is interesting, pretty fun - though difficult.

Oof, that’s a rough looking game.

Agreed. There is really nothing wrong with the game, quite nearly perfect IMO.

1. Hard to say for sure, I was probably 5... but good chances it was something like Pitfall or Astrosmash on the Intellivision.
2. The original Legend of Zelda
3. I am pumped for the next mainline Zelda game... Also, I play a lot of 7 Days to Die, I am excited for a follow up.

.. Or perhaps it replaced by the next generation's 'culture'. Maybe it is out there and I just don't see it now? I do enjoy going to local conventions (video games, movies, etc...) and I do find people still celebrating this stuff. But, it feels sort of hidden away now.

... like ThinkGeek were feeling really intune with the community. I connected with tons of people on Twitter, other fans like me and small business owners finding an audience with their stuff. I feel like all of that is gone now, it was probably oversaturation by corporations and media companies...

Note: I streamed, just to get my streaming setup working again - but no mic turned on this time. Just gameplay.

If you want to read more about it, you can check out my game design document here: docs.google.com/document/u/0...