My favorite Atari 2600 game is Pressure Cooker. it's surprisingly deep for a 2600 game. Check it out.
I actually played Super Mario Bros. in the arcade long before I played it on the NES.
I always thought Turbo looked really cool graphically as a kid.
If you like point and click adventures, I highly recommend some of TellTale's stuff. I'm not really into their newest offerings, but a few years ago I was enjoying their Sam & Max games, Tales of Monkey Island, and Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures. I wish they still made whimsical stuff like that. Now it's just all dark Walking Dead stuff.
The name does sound familiar for some reason.
Remember when Charlie Brown and Snoopy were super popular in the 70's and 80's? Did you know there will be a Peanuts movie next year?
I've never heard of Rick and Morty.
Pick out a good one!
I actually really don't watch a lot of prime time TV anymore either. I can't stand that Big Bang Theory show. My friend and I call it the 'Smart Show.' I just don't really like sitcoms all that much.
If you saw where I live in Texas, you'd think it looks like King of the Hill-Land, too.
Sometimes Beavis and Butthead can be intelligent. But you have to wade through a bunch of brain cell-killing shennanigans to get to the nuggets of truth. I do have to admit that the Cornholio episodes always made me laugh.
Just don't give him my advice about becoming a games journalist (which is, 'don't do it'). I used to not be so negative. What happened?
Find out what kind of games he likes. If you don't know what he's got, a gift card to GameStop is great, too.
I don't know who that lady is. I'm horrible with names.
