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@haruko said:

I would second that, even if Stanley Kubrick approved it was just the worst execution over a thematic narrative. UNLESS, The film stopped to have Pinocchio was grilled over a deep firer like the original story. but yeah, I second your suggestion

Yes, I've done it for a long time. I think the problem with most people who just get emulator with 500 games for the first time are overwhelm and then stop after 20 games and never touch it again. You need that discipline to sit down and enjoy A game. And it's not exactly like having a weighty RPG, I actually enjoy the nuance to SNK games and those are designed to eat quarters.

I maybe doing this soon, because my 3 year old niece loves seeing me play games and her dad wants me to play retro games in front of her..... SOOOOOO NES classic is going to be her christmas gift this year.

this is all wonderful, his struggles, his joys, him sharing, all of it is WONDERFUL!!! Probably the BEST VR video I have ever seen in my life

I spilled a bottle of whiskey on the laptop it's lighting something.

nice, my old roommate mocapped Captain America on that game.

20 per console..... and the first console was the Atari 2600

I'm a huge Nintendo fan, but the only systems I've skipped were the Gamecube and the Wii U. As much as I enjoy playing Nintendo games, I just don't think the system would even just satisfy me even on the most basic level of just coming home late a playing an hour of Destiny multiplayer. And even just mentioning the system to a brother in law, his first reaction was "Oh we already have a wii, do you want to barrow it?" Instead of "Hey, wanna play Punchout in Crisp 1080p on a HDMI cable?" which is how I would say it instead. I do believe I'll get one on the cheap since now my 3 year old niece has walked in on me playing Wind Waker and thinks it's the most amazing thing she has ever seen before. I personally can't stand the 480p blurriness on a 50 inch HDTV, so I'll do it for another zelda game yet again.

It's a fun game, and it's storyline which goes really out there especially with blood line platforming. I feel this game fits in really in that American McGee Alice era where these were the only PC games at the time trying to do something different.

the sonic cycle begins.

Actually, at this point I'm concerned with some of these plucky young studios are going under because Sega is so eager to license Sonic to anyone with a muffin and hat. Just reminded how difficult it was for one of my old roommate to get licensing with Dreamworks on PS2 cart racing games.