It is a great computer and one that is still being supported by indie developers as well as professional publishers. Some great games were released for this computer back in the day. I remember playing

Oh yeah, completely agree, this version is worse than the original. It doesn't "feel" like a Pac-Man game due to many things missing (such as the side tunnels). Have you played Jr. Pac-Man on

I know the guy that made this hack, he has made many for the Nintendo Entertainment System - he updated the classic Nintendo Pro Wrestling with rosters for WWE, Impact Wrestling, and I believe AEW. He

Thanks for the heads up on that other site there. I was not aware that there was such a thing like that. I can see how that is a heck of a time saver.

Memory lane right there for me. M.U.S.H.A., Thunder Force III and IV (Lightning Force in the U.S.), etc were all on my gaming shelf. I loved that genre and supported it as much as I financially could.

I am not sure that the PlayStation was hurt all that bad by piracy, honestly. CD burners around that time, and blank media, were still quite expensive and not readily available like they are today. I am

You may have trouble getting Revolution X to work on newer computers but it should work if the disc is not messed up. Acclaim, in name only, has been resurrected by a company that has used copyright/trademark

No home port prior to consoles being able to emulate the arcade game can compare to the arcade game. The Sega CD release does add a time attack mode that is interesting and can be challenging. The other

For what it was, it was awesome. I remember loving it myself. I knew going in there were things missing though. Considering I was a single gamer, my siblings did not care to play, and I was not a fan of

This is a console that certainly has not lost its value over the years. The games were not all that bad considering the time they were released - home computers without expensive add-on cards were not

They did release the occasional good game. Unfortunately, that was rarely anything with a big license attached to it. Their original titles were actually pretty good. Re-Volt was a fun one, reminded me

In today's money it was slightly over $1,000 for a 3DO at launch. MSRP at the time was like $799.99. outrageous. I got one closer to the end, when they were $100 and some stores gave you 5 games of your

PUBG is only free on mobile. I know it is $20+ on PC. Not sure about console. Fortnite is free across the board except physical releases on console. I have found myself playing Call of Duty Mobile more

This is a fan remake of Cupheead as an LCD game like Tiger Electronics. Hasbro owns Tiger Electronics now and are actually releasing new games in that crappy style that Tiger was known for (there is a

It was one of those games for the TG-16 that was constantly sold out near me. I could have ordered via mail but man, up to two months waiting was just too long to my young mind at the time. I finally did

It was weird that on the Sega Genesis their military style game, Super Thunder Blade, sold horribly but on the TurboGrafx-16 Military Madness was nearly sold out everywhere at launch. I think they, NEC,

Oh definitely. I always wanted the Turbo Express but never got one. It was just too far out of my budget back then (and today). Same for the CD-ROM attachment or Turbo Duo console. I enjoyed a ton of games

Oh yeah, Piko Interactive are pretty cool. They obtain the rights and release games legally. Many times they finish the games or port them to new platforms as well. Unfortunately, the way piracy is, someone

There is a lot of stuff in the works for these old platforms. I know someone is porting Diablo to it, I would have written that up as well but at the moment it is just a private demo with some pics - no

Yeah, there are several of these in progress. When I first learned of this project back in March of this year it was confusing to find information on because of the other projects that were using a similar