Doom 2 and Final Fantasy VI are among my favourite games of all time. Have you played Brutal Doom at all?

No gul durn it! I'm tempted to go get a computer from Dell just for PC games. They have ones really cheap now that'll run somthing like Brutal Doom no prob. Or, I could just clean up my laptop and run it there. I've been advised to upgrade to Win 8 to speed things up. Not sure if that's a good idea. I'm watching others install Win 10 and see what happens.

Windows 10 is much better than Windows 8 for games from what I've heard. Honestly, a laptop would play most of my all time favourite pc games.

Yea, maybe I'll just whip some Win 10 on my laptop and see what happens.

I still have a muscle cramp memory ache from playing DKC with that SNES controller for, like, most of the day, weekend after weekend, back in '94-'95.

yeah, games these days just don't give you those same muscle cramps.  Those were the days!  

Yea, but now I get tweaked nerves like when I've been chopping blocks using the trigger in Minecraft for too long. 

I strongly recommend FF6, as it is one of my top five favorite games of all time!

I gotta download it then. I'm almost finished with Batman The Animated Series disc 1 and then I'll download it on Wii VC.

Yay Boogerman!

I saw him first in Clayfighter's 63 1/3 Sculptor's Cut and thought he was really funny. "Fart slide!"

BOOMSHAKALAKA! I so many different versions of NBA Jam its crazy. Is Warcraft available on sites like GOG, or Steam? I dig those Warchests, all the game content plus a huge instruction book (I have Starcraft II I think in Warchest form)

I guess I might try the XBLA version that came out a few years ago. I've heard it's pretty good and even uses the same announcer voice.

Last time I looked, Warcraft wasn't on GOG or Steam. WHY!!! I used to have the WCII Warchest. Loved that game so much.

FF6 is amazing. Another awesome game that came out on the SNES in '94 was Super Metroid, which is one of the best games ever and still holds up perfectly after all these years. It was a good year!

I got Super Metroid on my list too. So many games, but I'm starting to schedule an hour a day to get to this stuff - in addition to weekends of course.

NBA Jam was such a fun game. I wish they still had AAA arcadey sports titles like that. DKC looked amazing back in the day too. I remember looking at the instruction manual from Blockbuster because I was so blown away. I have an oddly vivid memory of that. 

I have a vaguer memory of the SNES version of The Tick. I remember liking the rental though.

I think The TIck game isn't all that good, but being a huge Tick fan, I have to try it out.

I mean, I was pretty young when it came out, so who knows? I also really liked Rise of the Robots, which is rightfully considered one of the worst games. lol

That's just the thing. Some games called bad can be good in some ways. That's why I'll usually give a so called bad game a try anyway. 

No, the game itself is absolute shit, it just looked incredible for the time and you can still tell why. The mechanics are pretty much just literally punch and kick though, maybe a block button. I don't think anyone above my age at that time would be all that into it.

That's the trick, figuring out what is truly just bad and a game that has some redeeming value. 

I actually played that Pirates of Darkwater game. Being as I don't recall much about it, it must not have been all that great.

Yea, I expected such. Still, I want to see those graphics. I guess I could just watch a let's play on youtube, but where's the fun in that?

I started playing WarCraft on a DOSbox emulator back in college and man, that genre has come a long way! You would find it very interesting, I'm sure. I remember that you couldn't highlight more than four units at a time, for example, or bind groups to hotkeys. An interesting piece of history indeed.

I had that game way back. I'll have to do the DOSbox thing sometime.