I say uhhhh way to much... but I will fix that when I start revewing...

Looks cool. I recognized absolutely zero games in your preview but still I look forward to the possibility of you reviewing some of the C64 games I used to play, and maybe DOS games and classic-to-current Windows games also.

Good luck with the reviews.

WOH! That's awesome! I will watch it everwy day.

Traahn Wrote:I recognized a few of those games. Looking forward to it! Turrican, Bruce Lee, etc. Coolness. I would like to see a review of Beach Head 2.

Aman, brother... I'm going to sooooooo do a Beach Head II review in the future.. but my software acts strange with vice... there is a way around it (I know) but it's rather tough... but for now I'm going to focus on Amiga for just a bit then I'm tearing into C64...

I was on the LemonAmiga.com forums and some are begging me to put something out soon... I'm so very excited but it's going to start out as an experiment first... if it goes over then I'm going crazy and invest more money into making better reviews...

I'll also do a Tron Arcade review sometime later if I get good at this... also a Tron 2.0 if my software works fine....

Thanks guys... I hope to have something up next week... cross your fingers..

I'm the same way. Even though I have what seems to be an endless supply of games, there are too many to over look and I may never play them unless I learn about them some place else.

Someone on TV a few years back was talking about classic games being for the PC as retail. They said that although you could play these games and more on MAME, it's better to induce them in moderation. Otherwise you have a whole lot of stuff that you'll miss out on. That is so true.

Lets say you have 800+ NES games and you know all the classics. Well, there are also a bunch of crappy games in the mix as well. How can one find good games that they never knew about without playing each unknown game from A-Z? Sometimes by random chance you'll find them but a much better way is to get online and look for people talking about their fav underdogs and then booting up an emu and checking them out for yourself.

So I too am inspired to play games I don't know about when I see someone either do a video review or just a simple blog.

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Boooo, hiss. I must be a lucky soul who gets to wait... And I'm about to log out for the evening
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Qix77 Wrote:Honestly, that's how we thought the future would be. After a nuclear attack from the Soviets, we would dress up like rock stars and race cars. Talk about a disappointment.

You're telling me! My friends and I had our leathers and an excessive number of bandanas and arm bands ready to go at a moment's notice. Bummer.

Nice job on the review, btw. I agree that the fat hippy should have been nuked, as he is not worthy.

Qix77 Wrote:lol... Thanks bud... I got a kick out of making it. I just hate my mic because it makes the pitch of my voice higher than what it really is.

Yeah, I know what you mean about the mic. I never seem to sound, on recordings, quite the way I think I actually sound, either.

Qix77 Wrote:Once I mentioned that I was doing some Amiga reviews at a few Amiga forums everyone wanted me to get something out there ASAP, but instead of rushing the job I decided to keep it simple.

Keeping it simple can be the best policy. It was one of my CompSci professors who introduced me to the K.I.S.S. principle of coding. K.I.S.S. stands for for 'Keep It Simple, Stupid'. It's worked for me so far.

Qix77 Wrote:When I get use to doing this there will be a world of improvement... and after I get some Amiga / C64 games out of the way, there are a bunch of PC games I want to do a review on... and one of them is one of my all time fav.... "Interstate 76".

Aw yeah, now THAT'S a game I recognize! I'76 is without a doubt one of my all-time favorite games, also. There's a review I'll look forward to viewing.abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

Sorry for chiming in a little late on this, but I just checked out your retro gaming review videos. I enjoyed the first promo-like video even though I wasn't familiar with any of the games. I didn't have much of a library of games for my C64 - just a handful and none of those appeared in your video.

The second video of your Nitro review was pretty cool and you did a great job of explaining the game, what you like about it, and why it's held up so well in your book. I loved your vision of the future from the 80's! Yeah - what happened to the whole Mad Max future? Very nice touch to your commentary. And though I can't stand Parris Hilton, your use of her in the video was well done.

Nice job, my fellow 80's enthusiast!
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MutoidMan Wrote: Qix77 Wrote:Honestly, that's how we thought the future would be. After a nuclear attack from the Soviets, we would dress up like rock stars and race cars. Talk about a disappointment. You're telling me! My friends and I had our leathers and an excessive number of bandanas and arm bands ready to go at a moment's notice. Bummer. Nice job on the review, btw. I agree that the fat hippy should have been nuked, as he is not worthy.

The funny thing is that I was really soooooooooooo hoping that my future would lead to that. Driving in some sort of rigged up dusty black car, long hair, leather jacket, and racing a car through a post apoplectic city.

My future would have been a cross between Thundar, Road Warrior, Ice Pirates, and Night of the Comet.

I'm in tears that I never had my chance... lol..