I went to Classic Game Junkies on Friday and traded a bunch of Atari 2600 games for three Sega Genesis games. While I was there, I heard a rumble and then the whole store started shaking. A little later I learned that there was an earthquake of 4.8 magnatude about 50 miles away in New Jersey. There aren't many earthquakes on the East coast of the U.S.. Last one I remember was in 2011. Anyway, here are the three games and a little info about them. 

I chose these in an old school way with no previous internet research. I just chose from a shelf full of games those I thought would be interesting. 

TailSpin: A 1992 platform game for up to two players. I always loved the planes in the tv show. I was hoping for flying segments in this but I'm not sure if that's included. Other Disney licenced games of this period are highly thought of, so I thought I'd take a chance on it. 

Brutal: Paws of Fury: A 1994 2D fighter. I don't often enjoy 1v1 fighting games but if you put in some good graphics and a little silliness, I'm in. Apparently the learning of special moves was a new inovation with this game but it got some criticism for sluggish controls. I think I'll enjoy it for the graphics. I wonder if there's any kind of story in it. That would be a plus. 

King of the Monsters 2: A 1992 arcade game ported to Genesis in 1994 and altered significantly. The orginal is more of a 2D brawler with boss fights. The Genesis version is more of a 2D 1v1 fighter. When I bought it, I was thinking of a game called Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee on OG Xbox I used to play. It was a 3D game where up to 4 monsters could battle it out in a city and destroy everything. This is not quite that but I'll try and squeeze some fun out of it. 

I kind of love just picking stuff with no previous knowlege. Whether the games are great or not, I still think it's a fun experience.