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Species II (1998) - 8/10

Was playing some Sparking Zero with the new Super Hero DLC. The new characters are cool and all but what I loved was the patches finally balanced out the game pretty well. No more perception spamming.

Nope. He's too old at this point and I wouldn't want to see him pick up a very serious injury.

Despite the Neo-Geo's high price tag and limited game library, its community remained surprisingly active over the years. How did fans and collectors keep the spirit of the console alive? Was it the arcade-quality games, the niche appeal, or something else?

Atari's ads were a big part of gaming history, from the early console days to the arcade golden age. Whether it's the iconic 2600 ads or the bold 80s campaigns, Atari's marketing left a lasting impression. What’s your favorite commercial or ad from Atari? Is it the retro charm, the humor, or the nostalgia that stands out to you?

Is Atari collection more affordable or harder to find? How do the games and hardware compare in terms of rarity and value? I'd love to hear your experiences and insights from collecting these systems

"OutRun" was a groundbreaking arcade racer when it released in 1986. With its innovative sprite-scaling graphics, multiple routes, and upbeat soundtrack, it stood out from other racing games of the era like "Pole Position" and "Cruis'n USA." How did it change the racing genre, and what elements did it introduce that other games struggled to match?

While the Game Gear is often remembered for its limited library and short battery life, it did have a few gems. What are some of the standout titles that you think made it worth owning back in the day? I’m particularly curious about the best ones that defined the system, whether in terms of gameplay or graphics.