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Re: Thanks To These Upgrades, My Beloved Game Boy May Have Reached Its Final Form

MysticWangForce

I'm 44 and i sold all my old retro consoles to cobble together a deposit for my current car. which ive had for almost 10 years so thats fair enough but anyway.... out of all the old consoles i sold i regretting selling the gameboy the most. It was my first nintendo, and my first and only hand held system. Some seriously fond memories of it. Suppose its a lesson in stuff being transitory as well. BUT its great for those who can upgrade theirs. Like my best friends wife who still has hers. i keep threatening to steal it away.

The gameboy not his wife.

Re: Iconic Issues: Retro Gamer #28 (Star Fox) - The Magazine That Changed My Life Forever

MysticWangForce

starfox or.... starwing if you will.... IYKYK was my first super nintendo game. came as the bundle. I can remember back then some things still didn't come with a plug! dad had to take one off a table lamp so i could play it on xmas day haha. up to that point starfox was the most cinematic game i ever played. and it was a scifi space shooter and it was something of an space opera too. this ticked many boxes for a star wars and star trek fan. i would sit loving the ending sequence and the end credits and the music.

Re: "I Needed Money" - Fatboy Slim Opens Up On The Smurfs Video Game Soundtrack That Never Was

MysticWangForce

This might be an old school or "dad like" attitude (despite being childless) But the attitude of doing a ***** job on a purpose is poor to me. He could have made a banger of an album that out lived the game. And it could have become as good as some soundtracks that outclass the film/game/tv show they are in.

Its like the parcel courier booting your parcel over your fence because they hate their job.....

Re: Best Of 2025: The Making Of The Operative - No One Lives Forever, Monolith's Classic Spy-Themed FPS Trapped In Licensing Hell

MysticWangForce

@Guru_Larry I totally agree with this. Because it's one sure fire way to flush people out into the open and then maybe square things off legally....

It's a bit like an abandoned pub in my hometown. It's a mess, it's a menace, it's been set on fire once. Nobody knows how owns it. Whoever it is they don't seem to care. I've suggested the council just start to knock it down because that would surely get the owners attention..... 😃

Re: Feature: "It's Like Time Travel" - Nightdive's Studio Head On Resurrecting Outlaws, LucasArts Forgotten FPS Western

MysticWangForce

@slider1983 I've really not minded them at all. Their jedi outcast version finally gave me an enjoyable way to play it. I had a GameCube copy but the controller is awful to me. I could just about run the pc version but controller setup was problematic. So I appreciated it personally. I just find it odd how the games are scattered about different remaster devs.

But definitely I wish nightdive could have done em all ha