I found the two Gems I used to play back in the 80’s…..

Miner 2049er

Bounty Bob Strikes Back

That was worth the $40 dollars to me right there, been hunting those two down since the 80’s.

Not to mention all the cabinet games that are included in this Atari game.

Plus it was nice to look back with all the interviews included but thankfully, they didn’t include the 2600 E.T. Game.

@videogameninja: Dude, don’t waste your cash, it’s a total waste of your time and money.

So here’s the thing, the movie was good and all but I’m expected to sit through a three hour movie just to see additional footage in the end credits???

I was born during the day but not yesterday, I will wait for the blu-ray.

Love this game, just finished my third go around with this game, the last Mission in the Fortress gave me fits but I finally won out, working on the DLC now, finished the first one already, working on Part 2.

Anyone have any info on V2 Remastered?, did you play it?, did you like it?...I'm getting all kinds of mixed signals on this one....Any help would be good.

@NeverMore0: I have found that Lumines and Tetris are two different games, while the concept is the same, they play different.

I came home from Best Buy with Tetris Effect today and after I make one more trip out, this game goes in tonight......it was a toss up between this and the Spyro Trilogy but when I was spending $39.99 for Spyro for one game on the disc and had to D/L the other two, I said, "Price Drop!!"

So let me get this straight.....

If I buy this in the store for $39.99, I'm basically paying for the first game and a piece of paper with codes on it to download the other two?

What kind of half assed crap is that?

I mean, I have great internet capable of downloading the other two but that's not the point, you mean to tell me that for some ungodly reason you choose to screw your customers over this way instead of just putting all three games on a disc like they did with Crash?

You should be ashamed of yourselves.

Gotta admit, this game had my attention from the git go, it's challenging but not that difficult that you can't get through the levels after you've died scores of times, great job on this game!

Graphics are excellent, gameplay is stunning, I did shut the music off....it's a game with great replay value on higher difficulty.

This game is taken from another game I have on my phone called Hole I.o, the gameplay is exactly the same but I'm assuming there are different play areas where in Hole I.o, there is one and that's it so if you can get around repetitive gameplay, it's is fairly addictive.

And there is a multiplayer also...but as for Donut County, this will be on my PS4 when I get up in the AM so I'll be giving it a test run then, my opinion, multiplayer etc.

@lokizarro: I enjoy the challenge, if it's too easy, it wouldn't be worth playing.

That dude should grow a pair of stones, melt into his chair, dig his feet into the floor and play the damn game, and if he dies, then keep trying.

Hell, if I had a dollar for every time I died in a video game, I'd never have to work again!

Well the bad news is, I never played the original Playstation Crash Bandicoot series.....

The good news is a $40 dollar investment well spent to get the N Sane Trilogy and play it when I need to relax and bring my blood pressure down from playing games that drive me nuts.