One of my favorite pieces of video game music actually comes from a classic arcade shooter. The very first stage of Darius in the arcade is awesome. If you go to YouTube and do a search for "Captain Neo," you can listen to it. Taito's in-house band and game music creators, Zuntata, they're really awesome.
Another favorite is the first stage music in Gaiares, a Sega Genesis shooter.
There's a version of Devlish on the DS, too.
Good picks of games from PixlBit. I wrote a blog about my best games of 2013 a while back if anyone's interested in reading that.
I have a Zero Suit Samus statue from Figma. It's very nice.
Good luck at the hospital!
Believe it or not, I never liked EarthBound. The battle system was too archaic, and the storyline was so nonsensical that it was hard to know what to do or where to go next sometimes. There's a reason why they packed a strategy guide in the original game.
Right now I'm trying to finish Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies so I can start on Chibi Robo: Photo Finder. With games like that, it's hard for me to discuss gaming with the general public and a lot of typical gamers, too. :)
Now go read my blog. :)
I never even knew they made a The Bachelor video game. I don't understand the draw of reality shows. But then, I like to watch shows about ghosts and aliens, so I guess I should shut up.
I don't think that will happen, since you need two eyes to see the 3-D effects. I can't even see depth very well in the real world anyway.
I don't know, I didn't think the Golden Axe game on Genesis was all that great, but then, neither was the arcade. Don't get me wrong, it's still fun and the barbarian setting is cool (as is Tyris), but the sequels on Genesis were much better.
Yeah I don't have as many good memories of the 2600 since not many games on that were very good. Activision had some good ones on it but that's what Activision Anthology is for. I also wish they'd do a 5200 collection. That was actually my very first console. Before then I was playing PC games on my Apple ][+.
Sonic 2 is definitely an improvement. But Sonic 3 was the first one that impressed me enough to think that the Genesis could do stuff just as good as the SNES when they put their mind to it.
