slab0meat

Poor DZ.. suffering abandonment issues from the guy he backed endlessly. Who cares that others still deserve money back, it's more drama!

I wasn't trying to downplay your side of it. Just meant that ME hoping doesn't mean much. I got my refund long ago when I didn't like the way things were looking. Again, hopefully every single person gets his as well.

"Ancient drama".... people out money is a little more than drama, no? For what little it's worth, I'm keeping hope alive that the rest of you get refunds soon.

Still nothing for you guys?

I'll undercut that seller by a whole $10 for mine!

I'd forgotten about some of those C64 ones. Man, I loved those back then.

Time flies. I remember going last-minute to WalMart in the AM, but too many people were ahead of me. I wasn't totally hyped for this leading up to it, but once it was available, I wanted it. Then I couldn't find it. Then one day my friends calls, saying he's at the Cherry Hill Mall and they have some. Man, did I drive quickly. Got it, and I remember getting Madden pretty early on and seeing the "dead eyes" of the players. Scary stuff. Loved Twisted Metal Black too. Also remember never being able to play Half Life on it, and my system couldn't read the blue disc.

Got mine before Christmas, thanks a lot... only played a little so far, but I've always liked the first one, and this is one I'll be playing awhile too.

Ice Hockey

Got mine the other day, as well... but haven't had any time to try it out.

I still want it. Amazon sent me a message saying it shipped today. Like my NES and SNES classics, it will mostly sit after playing it a little.

I haven't bought a physical game in ages. I use the Blu Ray player once in a awhile (also have a stand alone player). A discless option doesn't bother me at all, and I'd consider it.

I got a near-launch fat 60 GB... granted it didn't get overworked, but it still works fine today. It's in the basement, mostly for Blu-Ray or Netflix right now.

A bunch of us used to go on one called NAILS. Run from Rutgers Camden, I think. I met a lot of people from there, both locals, a few trips to meet people, and people who traveled to NJ for ocassional NAILS gatherings. It was great at the time.

I had two different Volks modems for the C64 (I forget which model numbers).. Not great, but they did the job. I remember when my friends (twins) got a modem for their C64 and showed it to me, I'm not sure I'd ever seen one for Commodore. It was amazing at the time.

Thanks for that link. I'd forgotten just how good that game was.

I only went back two posts to my own, but several people mentioned Pro Wrestling. Great game. I loved that it had Bad News' "Ghetto Blaster", though not called that of course.

Thanks for that link. While I question game list, like many others, comments like this always make me sour on a review: "The result, though, is that next to the stellar line-ups of the NES Classic and SNES Classic" ..... when the SNES lineup came out, I read a LOT of complaints how there were too few in total, and some odd choices. Granted, a lot liked it too, but there's going to be complaints with anything. I will get one, barely play it, and keep it as a collector, much like the NES and SNES ones.

I just noticed this thread, can't watch video right now, but I loved the wrestling games back then. Most were mentioned. The arcade version of Tag Team Wrestling was great... I looked for that any time we hit a boardwalk over the summers. I didn't like the NES version (or was it the C64?) so much, but still played. Loved the original NES Pro Wrestling. Tecmo's was very good also. C64 (Epyx) Championship Wrestling kept me busy a long time, loved it back then.. as well as Bop/Rock n Wrestle. The WWF arcade games were great. Great! The Main Event was huge amongst our group for a time... even set up a big tag team match, with week-long hype and drama. I was on the winning side of that match! Mat Mania is probably #1, maybe #2... that one was excellent. Mania Challenge, not as much, but I never tired of Mat Mania.

lol I bought Mr. Mosquito back in the day.... was looking for an oddball title. It was. (I did order a PS Mini, but no idea how much I'll actually use it)

(sorry if this was mentioned, I eventually had to skip to the end) I appreciate the theory of buying more than one, as the value will (should) increase down the road, like many homebrew games. However, the people who aren't backing seem to either want more/different features and/or don't like the price point for themselves. Why would those people then spend *more* to get one when they don't want to now?

I have a modded Yurkie one too... but with all the work into this and effort trying to keep the CV alive, I couldn't not support it.

I just did the early access system. If this succeeds, is there a way to get that SNES style controller added on?