SlidellMan

This is a game that I wish people hadn't forgotten. I wouldn't say it's a gem, exactly - it's frustrating as all heck. But it's an amazing idea that works a lot better than you might think.

I will admit that it has a learning curve and no mouse support. However, this is one of the funniest games of the '90s. That alone, makes it worth playing.

As in the LUNAR games?  and Arc The Lad?  Working Designs Ruled!!!!!!

DRAGON FORCE!!!

Many people including published journalists indicated they bought a Saturn solely in order to play this game.

And yes, agree with GoldLeader.  Lunar Games, Vay, Popful Mail, Elemental Gearbolt...

They knew how to make games fun, and to give you your money's worth in packaging alone!

That's for sure, and we should invite both Vic and Tim here. Working Designs also brought Thunder Force 5's PS1 port stateside. Too bad that WD went under in around '02-'04. That, and Lunar went from Sega CD excellence to having one of the worst JRPGs for the DS.

Haha...I did not see that around Halloween of '89,   but I was in college...That year my GF dressed as a sexy mouse and I dressed up in my leather and spikes (the Heavy Metal look...)...

The Golden Girls were muppets? Who'd have guessed?

How about a Goa trance WIP? 

Bass: Largo, that elastic lead sound: Strobe2 (with a lot of FX), TD-3 doing the acid line and EastWest Ra doing the tanpura and sitar. Done in Reason 10.

Sick! I like it.

It's a really cool game. Apart from being a tier 1 youtuber, he is really talented at computer programming.

I also e-mailed him about 7800 Basic and the 7800 Expansion Module.

Correction: Laser Soft was also responsible for the original, especially considering that they are a part of Telenet. There I go, making questionable assumptions again.

I thought the SNES version was so boring.  The levels felt very empty.  

It seems rather expensive though. I'd rather just have Space Invaders '78 as a standalone title for $7.99 as I'd probably only play that (unless it has GCCX Invaders).

The Plok game is amazing with some great music... I never realized there is an ongoing comic. 

I was a huge fan of this from late 95 to late 96. After reading DC comics in one of their best eras (late 80s) as an 8-11 year old kid, my 15 year old self somehow decided it was time to go back to super-hero comic-books (the painful transition to high school probably helped) and really wanted to like it, so he bought around 30 comics: a couple of issues of Gen13, 3 issues of Savage Dragon, 1 issue of Spawn, another issue of Freak Force, 3 issues of some terrible series by Liefeld called New Men, 1 of Cyber Force, 1 of Deathblow, 1 of The Maxx...

In retrospect, the only interesting things were the Image logo and the 5 consecutive issues of Wild C.A.T.s written by Alan Moore that I bought at the end of that period (at least my tastes improved over time!).

My conclusion is that not everyone can do a John Byrne successfully and go from just doing the art to also writing the book.

(And yes, I know Spawn and Savage Dragon are decent. I liked the art for those, but I can't say the same about the writing).

I have to concur, but at least Spawn and Youngblood eventually got good over the years. Most notably, Alan Moore's take on Youngblood and the current run of that series from 2011. Rob Liefeld has started to improve on his art. Savage Dragon, unfortunately, has been going downhill for quite some time. That isn't helped by the fact that Erik Larsen can still draw well.

SF4 was already a huge step backwards from SF3.  SF5 somehow screwed it up even more.

maybe they'll stop doing the idiotic giant hands and feet now

Looks like Razörfist wasn't the only one who thought that SF4 was weak... (He also hated SF3: Third Strike for setting the SF4 & 5 groundwork.)

I used to watch Woody as a kid...Classic!  Do you guys remember how there were 2 Woodys?  I mean, it was kinda like the 2 Darrins on Bewitched... 

Interesting that Woody's voice was creator Walter Lantz's wife!

My personal favorite Daffy cartoons were made betwixt 1938 and 1953. That was before he became the bitter, spiteful, antagonistic, greedy fall guy who always got the short end of the stick.