PixlBit

Maybe you mean Ms. Pac-Man because the first one on 2600 was not great as I remember it. 

My favorite hobby when I was under ten was building plastic models like this one:

A member of the band I used to be in was in college in the 70's and I was so envious because he got to see my favorite bands play the College circuit like Genesis and King Crimson live. I didn't like the 80's music I had to put up with in my High School years.

It's a fair cop. Take me away. 

I was wondering when it came out because there are lots of images for the TV Scoreboard system with the light gun out there and few of this one. It seems like a simpler deck, maybe a cheaper model. Look at this version. It's got toggles!

If I had to choose a year for when video games really started in earnest, I would say 1977. Atari's home console was a big Xmas item and arcades were starting to appear everywhere.

I had this Sears Telegames Pong machine not too long ago and played it even just for giggles. It looks really cool and it's compact.

Now that was the one that should've been said a while ago. You win.

Ha! They could do Forza but with big head characters sticking out of the cars.

I looked through my 1UP page and there's nothing before 2012 and I wrote it in 2011... oh yes. I remember now. I had erased my first 1UP profile and started over again. However, I have that epic on my hard drive and so I think I've just found my BaD project. Rewriting my multipart bio for Pixlbit. Wooopie!

Ryan McCaffrey on IGN's Podcast Unlocked yesterday was talking about MS doing something like Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale with all these IPs they now own.