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I played Balloon Fight on a collection not too long ago and really liked it. 

I have that Activision collection put out on PS2 years ago that probably has Star Master on it. I can't understand why Atari puts out collections still and Activision doesn't bother. Although, now I think of it, there was some Activision Atari 2600 games on Xbox's Game Room, but that was a long while ago now. An Activision collection would be excellent and I could play Star Master on my Xbox One. I want that. 

I've played this on various collections. I think I found it difficult but I still liked it. 

Joust in the arcade, I'm assuming? Joust was great fun with two players. There should be a live action movie of it. Can you imagine that? Ha ha. 

I'll consider it. My friend has my SNES now, but I can always borrow it back from him whenever. 

Arcades seem to vary from region to region. There were a lot of Konami arcade games in Xbox's Game Room that I'd never seen before in the wild like Finalizer and Strategy X. 

Disney Christmas would be fun. 

Oh, that's cool. I never noticed that in Dead Rising. 

One of these days I'll get a tablet. 

The cars in the screenshot looked pretty good even if they aren't actual Matchbox cars. 

I'm thinking Disney isn't a bad place to go for Halloween. One of these Halloweens I'll have to make that trip. 

I've heard that quote before even though I haven't played much of the Resident Evil series. 

I really want to play Pillars of Eternity. I'm keeping a watch on Xbox for a sale. 

Neat! I remember seeing this game a lot in my flea market buying days. I was always curious about it but RPGs tended to be more expensive, so I never picked it up. 

I played Act Raiser not too long ago and really liked it, so now that I know Illusion of Gaia was by the same dev,, I'm more intrigued. Isn't this on the SNES mini-console?

Pac-Man should not have legs. What's wrong with just a floating orb? I can deal with that. It's like a sunfish but rounder.