You traded a Star Wars coin op for a pinball machine? The horror... Which pinball machine was it?

Maybe in that dark and lonely place also lies my Mario Mania Player's Guide. It literally disappeared from my room one day, never to return.

;_;

Is Hollywood watching?

I only watched the video to humor Capcom.

Owning an arcade-perfect copy of Samurai Shodown was a dream, and it only become reality through emulation. Nicely done!

Was there a multiplayer N64 game you were particularly good at?

@HanJeSu: Nice Bad Dudes avatar. When there's a game sequel that looks interesting, I always go and find the original to appreciate it more and understand the plot. I could read about it online or watch YouTube videos, but I want to actually play the originals.

How many Neo*Geos did you buy?

@Manly McBeeferton: Mmm... the things I would do to those things...

I liked Croc. It was the first game I played on my new (at the time) 5.1 surround sound system. The sound was glorious! Ahh, the memories...

@WhoKnew?: Sounds crazy, I know, but many users don't post in TAY. There are already over 120 comments here!

@Mokon: I agree with you, for the most part. But you see, when I played the newer versions of both games and liked them, it made me want the old ones again. I like collecting crap, I guess.

Oh, what a nice surprise having my comment featured on Speak Up. Didn't see it coming... My thanks to Fahey and Totilo!

Cover your eyes! Oh fuuuuuuuuuuuuu...

Get over here!

Game over...

@The MSJ: What? With a plot like that, how come Necrovision hasn't been adapted to the big screen yet? Sounds better than 200% of Uwe Boll films.

@Slagathorian: I will play Heavenly Sword simply because you mentioned it, and I loved Enslaved: Odyssey to the West.