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I'd probably buy the Contra and Castlevania collections just for the SNES iterations, especially if they're a budget download package. Two of my favourite games of evah.
I can't see them being that cheap though.

Are you still playing GT4 or Sensi. Soccer 2006?

Street Fighter 2, though I always personally liked the original.

-Manga Mania - stopped not long after they finished Akira. -Can't recall when that was. -Evo car magazine, subscribed for a couple of years around about '99 on. -Kerrang, maybe a bit later 2003-05ish. -PC Zone about that time up to about 2006ish. -Edge, maybe a few times a year, since the 16 bit day...

Lately - Streets of Rage Remake. Also been back through my GC collection so I've been enjoying some Burnout . Baten Kaitos and Capcom vs SNK 2 EO. I'll be moving on to the GC REmake tonight. The original Burnout was a great arcade-style racer. It was only really the music and s/FX that let it down ...

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Wed Jan 23, 2019 4:40 pm

Super Bomberman or any in the series. Still probably the most fun you can have as a group on one screen.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade is pretty good with 3 or 4 players too.

Yes Bomberman is absolutely essential.

Farm Simulator 2019. I just love this game. I find it so relaxing.

Yeah I think I prefered the standalone nature of the FF books too.

Played the Android Lemmings game a week or so ago Till I ran out of "Energy" Still waiting on it to refill so I can play it some more Might just uninstall it s I really cant be arsed with mobile games that do this No doubt you have the option to shift it along by spending some money? I hate crap li...

Played this game to death on the SNES. Loved it. It was rock hard but very rewarding. I was able to complete the game - there was a super weapon in a hidden room which was very useful with the last boss. I loved the looks and the audio. It ran pretty fast on the SNES too - felt faster than the MD v...

For me it's always been either a console or a PC. A console is generally much easier (ie; plug in and play, literally) but the pc can do much more with things like modding, emulation etc.
I'm not really sure where the Pi sits in-between the two.

Pi is aimed at people who like building stuff like that. Basically, weirdos.

There was a Yes Prime Minister game?

Oh and yes only four levels. I only really remember the 3rd which was a Wizards workshop or something and may/may not have involved collecting materials for potions or something. Boss was a dragon.

I ripped all my old DVDs and CDs to file then sold all the worthwhile ones and charity shop'd the rest. Within the month my hard drive utterly shat itself so now I buy physical copies, have a decent SSD and store the discs.