PixlBit

Yea, I've heard the Activision story and all. Bad on Atari for not crediting their developers or putting them in the game manuals. And maybe, with better quality control, the crash wouldn't have happened. Greed. That's all it is. And bad business. 

There's like a complete change once Nintendo's system came out in '85 in NA. I was not aware of it at the time, but you can diffinitely begin a new era with that release. I never got interested in Atari 5200 or 7800 or ST. They were pretty much dead to me after '85. 

Nintendo has always had issues with this kind of thing. They make great systems but they aren't very connected or fixable/transferable and all that. 

I love this game. Love the art too. I love all these kind of mashups with rpgs. Games like Culdcept that combine an rpg with board and card games and Puzzle Quest that mashes up an rpg with a match-3 style battle system. Why aren't there more of them?

I wish you could update this with new questions too. 

I played a lot of Destroy All Humans 2 those years. So fun running around in a UFO causing all sorts of trouble. 

Ever since Destroy All Humans! I've noticed him doing a lot of movie soundtracks like Deadpool and Mad Max Fury Road. He also does remixes of songs in an electronica/dance mode. 

Yea, it's kind of odd in that way. Not much to it either. If they had different gameplay after a screen or two I might have stuck with it a little longer. 

It wasn't something I played for a long time, but I remember giving it a few minutes whenever I turned on my Atari. 

Interesting. Best of both worlds. I like it. I'm at the moment formulating my list of games for my library. Whether I'll be able to get them all is another thing. But at least I'll have a list and can start the collection. 

I got some cool cases for Skylanders figures there last time. 

I totally didn't have the patience for it.