16bits of glory! It's bad enough I didn't hav a NeoGeo 
as a child, but I didn't have the hand-held either. "The hand-held?" you say? That's right! I'm going to be on the look out for the hand-held version of this at the fleamarkets and tag sales. I'm dying to get my hands on the console or this portable beauty. A larger display than the GB 
AND 16bits of color!? How can you beat that? Well. With Mario
, that's how. Chime in here or drop us a note in the forum and let us know if you had one, have one or want one.
as a child, but I didn't have the hand-held either. "The hand-held?" you say? That's right! I'm going to be on the look out for the hand-held version of this at the fleamarkets and tag sales. I'm dying to get my hands on the console or this portable beauty. A larger display than the GB AND 16bits of color!? How can you beat that? Well. With Mario, that's how. Chime in here or drop us a note in the forum and let us know if you had one, have one or want one.
systems. One is a standard 
, which is amazing because it has a back lit screen. Today they both came in the mail. Other than being a little grubby from some tender game play, they are in fantastic shape! Not only did they send along the two systems, but three games as well! 
, 
and 
. I'm super excited about the Namco Museum. I'm going to play the heck out of that. Look forward to my excitement on the next episode of Cartridgecade on 
was still in it. I thought I'd fire it up. Well it didn't fire up. I pulled at the cartridge and it didn't really want to come out. When I got it out I saw that it was coated in a blue patina. I had left the batteries in it. Not for very long either. Sadly when I opened up the unit, the cancer had spread throughout the circuit board and it was a lost cause. I still have it in case I need an extra body case etc... but I encourage all you retro gaming addicts to go to you closet, pull out your handhelds that you're not using and remove the batteries. NOW!
yet you better hop on Netflix, run over to Red Box, download it from Blockbuster or TiVo it now. If you listen to the show or read the blog this is a game that you should view, if not OWN. This documentary film brings you through the turmoil surrounding a man who just wanted to beat the world record in 
. A record that hadn't even been touched in decades. You'll cheer for the hero and hiss at the "villain." Great film I watched it with my wife and she also liked it. That's a big plus factor for any of you married folks out there. But if you love retro gaming, enjoy underdog stories and documentaries, then it's time you get your grubby retrogame playing fingers on this. The bonus features in the special edition are also really cool. They do an animated history of
was on top of their game they would have hooked us retro-gaming enthusists up with some awedome retro Atari controller for the Atari app. Well! Looks like someone is already jumping on that band wagon and preparing to launch a spiffy little device in June of 2011. A little late, but better than never! Check out think geeks
today! But nothing really beats the awesomeness of the 
. I'm very jealous, since I have neither. I'm going to post a few screen shots here and get you a nice list of titles. Awesome for any retro gamer.
