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neogeo1982

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  1. The $100 package from the Kickstarter is still available from their website. The box art is different and gold cart is shiny and cool looking. I wonder if my Zelda carts were this shiny when they were new. The cloth map is really cool and the material almost feels like faux shoe leather. Pretendo magazine gave me a few laughs and memories of getting my Nintendo Powers in the mail every other month, so that was a surprise walk down memory lane 😁. The COA that's signed is from the Kickstarter so this all must be unsold stock from that tier of the campaign. 

     

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  2. 20 minutes ago, Giles N said:

    Arrghh … all these years and dates and shifts and collapses and ups and downs snd declines and falls and risings …  in Atari…; it drives me crazy to think about, trying to keep it all in my brain at the same time… 

     

    … goodness, why cannot the world just have  an  offical Atari-historiansomewhere … !

     

    He's waiting for the yars signal to be seen in the sky 😋

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  3. 10 hours ago, Tanooki said:

    This maybe something to snap up while it lasts.

    I didn't realize he has Steins Gate 8-bit now. I like that box he made for it. The TMNT compilation is tempting too. All of them on 1 cart that's just the turtles. That art from the first comic book looks really cool as box art for it. I did ask initially about Pokemon being sealed when I got it, if it's something very limited I should open or not. He indicated he had only made 30 of them and its taken quite awhile to sell through them. 

        I missed the boat with Timewalk Games Zelda boxings of hacked games. Those packages were nice too and are way too expensive to acquire now. Or the ClarkyCreations packages. But I think those were way too expensive to start with and are just crazy now.

  4. After looking at many screenshots and reading a few comments I picked this one up. There are a few different homebrew Zelda type adventures out there now to pick from. This one looked promising. It is a serviceable adventure, not for $50 though.

    Controls - Feel loose and I had to stick with a boomerang most of the game. Any close combat the hit detection and hit hit boxes are not close to accurate and result in you taking damage in close quarters. You can walk diagonally, great for trying to avoid any encounters that are not at a distance. The loose controls and back and forth between overhead/side scrolling immediately felt like Govellius.

    Story- There is a town and some folk that push a bare bones ghost and elf story along. Pretty standard. 

    Art - The character art is really nice and some townsfolk are memorable. Everything else looks like it needs to bake a little longer in the art department. 

    Length- Not so free open world. Key locked areas. Find a key and move on. Like the Souls in the title, you're trying to free the 4 ghost souls in the world. Well I made it through 3 dungeons and bosses on my first time playing. In 3 hours. Procrastinating the final areas since the game was so much plus shipping to start with. Several lives with respawn nearby and many save spots almost make up for loose controls, but that also makes it very easy and shortens the adventure.

        It's not a bad game. It's not a great game either though. And not for $50 plus shipping. 

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  5. Roniu's Tale

    Very cool puzzler. Reminded me of the Lolo games. Catchy soundtrack, and decent graphics. Still frame cutscenes at the beginning and end that tell a neat little story. And even the ending leaves it open for another game. It adds mechanics and switches up your thinking every couple levels all the way to the end. A password feature was nice for continuing fairly frequently. It never felt overly hard at anytime. Still put in around 12 hours to finish it. 

     

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