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As someone who doesn’t own a computer….

It reminds me of this lady that came into GameStop when I worked there. Super Mario Bros was too violent for the grandkids.

They used Unity, and that’s where the problems start.

He learned his scam from Tommy Tallarico.

It’s been great. I have been enjoying the modern remakes of the Atari classics.

Paperboy on the Sega Genesis?

It was the memory cards that killed it for me. I had the 64GB card fail on me twice. I did not stick around for a third time.

The only game that is Vita only that I haven’t purchased elsewhere is Lumines.

This makes me miss this era in gaming when a game would be tailored to a device by teams that understood the hardware.

Now it’s “here’s this game, if it doesn’t work on the Switch it’s not our fault.”
And people realty do blame Nintendo for that.

I’ve been losing confidence in Sega over the past 20 years.

It’s funny, the show on Discovery/HBO Max called Game Changers is more accurate and they had a Madden episode this season.

In addition to the Star Wars one, there is also a Lord of the Rings one. I purchased one the first week I worked at Toys R Us.

It is a tough pick. Even the “deleted” I Am The Wind in Symphony is excellent.

On a side note while not Castlevania this one does have Castlevania vibes to it

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d9WhKu4E1Lc&pp=ygUbdGV0cmlzIHBhcnR5IGhlbnJ5J3Mga25pZ2h0

I once picked up a copy of Telroboxer for 10¢ at KB Toys in 2000ish.

That game engine for Max Payne and A Sound of Thunder would have made for a great version of The Warriors.
It was great when different teams made games based around the hardware instead of making a game and slapping it everywhere.

I had a Gizmondo. Point of Destruction and Trailblazer are probably the best games for it.

Intellivision stayed in business for decades and then Tommy got involved…

I will be upgrading, I adore my Evercade but I do not have access to a computer to do the updates for it.

The Wi-Fi here will make this a convince.

It’s a shame since Intellivision has been in business since they were sold off from Mattel and for them to end up like this stings.

Intellivision stayed in business for decades before Tommy showed up.

There’s something here that doesn’t feel right.
I appreciate Tommy’s passion and support from other developers but I can’t shake this feeling.

“This could be a neat $100ish item?”

“The actual price is a little high, but maybe?”

“This thing is another Coleco Chameleon.”

This is woah. Looking forward to it.

I am asking for a long “yes” instead of a quick “no.”

I’m still on the fence with this, if I did buy it it would be my first home console in quite sometime.

Just a reminder that Star Fox gets chance after chance after f****** chance and F-Zero is long dead.

It’s a bit humorous that it runs off of two AAA batteries compared to the six AA’s.

I’m in, as I have been with every Evercade cartridge.

I remember a few years back Intellivision tried launching a Gen2 line that was fun. But it wasn’t on Nintendo devices so it missed the audience that would of purchased them.

So many different Tetris’s could exist right now had these business deals gone differently.

Most Nintendo fans are retro game fans. Keep up with these kind of posts.

I am behind this 100%.

@sdelfin if I remember correctly, it was thought that Nintendo and Sega were going to reject Mortal Kombat.

I am ready to replace the My Arcade and Arcade Classics handhelds with this.

In a way this looks like it is aiming to offer games that are always on those $20-$50 handheld devices you see in stores.
As long as they can exceed those build quality’s this should be a fun device.

A bit weird that Nintendo never released R-Type DX on the Virtual Console.

It would of been nice for Sega/M2 to keep making the 3D Classics series.

The Playstation had to happen, Nintendo needed a kick in the *** and Sega somehow still would of civil wared itself out of business.

It is a true classic, I can remember hoping got this to come out and then being shocked when developer went under. It has for the most part always been a part of my collection.

I would of loved to have seen what their GTA Advance would of turned out like considering the game not only jumped publishers(Destination Software Inc to Rockstar) but developers as well(Crawfish to Digital Eclipse),

The team also did a real good version of Space Invaders on the Game Boy Color for Activision.

Excellent read.