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Red Sonja is cool.

Yeah, strong women are my weakness. :)  I guess I have a thing for them.  Nothing wrong with that I suppose.  I do have River City Girls.  It's really good, but awfully hard!  Thanks for reading!

Shantae and the PIrate's Curse is my favorite of the Shantae games.  I haven't played the newest one, Seven Sirens yet but I am waiting to see if I can get a review code.  I did order a physical copy of it as well, but if it is anything like my physical copy of River City Girls, it may be a while before I get it.  River City Girls is awfully hard, though.  Interesting that both games were made by WayForward.

Oh go on, play Munch Mobile anyway.  You know you want to!  My brother Jeff says that now Munch Mobile is his favorite SNK character!

"Eviserated?"  Now that's a big long college word right there.

I like to think that on the morning that Tyris Flare woke up and decided to beat up all the bad guys, she ate a lot of spinach and Cheerios and Wheaties and oatmeal for breakfast so she'd be really strong and not have to worry about getting too hurt in that outfit.  Maybe it was really hot that day and she didn't want to wear too many clothes.  That's what I like about video games is I can make up my own stories about them. :)

Well, only the first RBI baseball game on the NES was a Namco Famista game.  All the others are different.

I remember being impressed with both Ikari 3 and Prehistoric Isle when I first saw them in arcades.  The theme in Prehistoric Isle is especially interesting.

I can't remember if it was Iron Tank or TNK 3, but in one of those games, the pilot of the tank is actually the same guy from Ikari Warriors.

I remember P.O.W. was really popular in arcades when I was little.  I saw it everywhere.

The SNK collection is great.  I wrote a blog about it when it came out on the Switch.  You should try Munch Mobile on it.  That's the only time I've seen it on a home console!  I bet you can guess my favorite character in Golden Axe!

The first RBI Baseball on the NES is actually the first in a series of Namco baseball games that are still popular in Japan today.  They go under the name "Family Stadium" or Famista for short.

I remember this being really popular back in the day.  I saw it everywhere in arcades.  Did you know that in other countries besides the US, the game was called Burnin' Rubber?  The NES version of the game added a few new things and a story, too.

I'm playing the Contra Collection right now for a blog I will write about it in the middle of June.  There are a lot of choices to choose from, but technically there are only five main games on it.

I'm glad you're playing NES Mega Man games!  They can be hard, but they are so much fun.  As you play them, remember that those were my childhood mascot platformers of choice, not Mario.  Actually on the NES I was more into Capcom games in general than Nintendo made ones.  

I miss the arcade collections in the PS2/360 era of gaming, as they usually had tons of games on them and some really obscure ones, too.  Now companies can get away with a 30 dollar collection of five games.  I feel like we've gone backwards.  But that's why I didn't get the Contra collection until it was on sale!

If I had an Xbox One, Rare Replay would be the first game I'd get for it. 

Oh, and Alex Kidd on the Genesis is horrible.  If you want to play a good Genesis 2-D platformer, try Ristar.