I encountered the Atari version of Frog Bog called Frogs and Flies a few years ago and my friend and I had a blast with it. It's so simple but it's a great competitive game with two people. I went and played the Intellivision Frog Bog after that. I slightly favor the Atari version because of its incredibly simple controls.
I could've stocked up on a lot of cheap Atari stuff after '83 but it clean left my mind after my parents got an Apple IIc.
I can't wait to get that Atari 50 collection.
Yeah, I ended up getting the orginals again when I heard about it, but the rereleases look identical.
Football was a game my neighbor and us visiting kids played so much we wore the buttons off.
I like the Four in February idea. I might take it onboard starting with the game I played last week, For the King.
I have to give Jedi Fallen Order another spin. I didn't know it was by Respawn, but it makes sense. All that wall running.
I tried out the Game & Watch games on a collection not too long ago and found them more entertaining than I expected.
I get it. Writing daily is surprisingly burdensome, but I'm in to it this year.
You seem to be constantly creating things. It inspires me.
I keep running across other handheld games I used to have, but forgot about, in the 70s and early 80s. I never had a Game & Watch though. I think I must've gotten most of my game systems before it came out.
I saw it drop on Game Pass just the other day. I may give it a whirl again. I seem to remember getting stuck on that segement in the campaign where you have to use your laser watch to open a panel in the train within a time limit.
