My favorite is Batman and its because of my Mom. I saved lawn mowing money for weeks to buy that game. We went to town (we lived about 30 miles into the country) for groceries and so I could get Batman. Walmart was sold out, Kmart was sold out, KB Toys also. I didn't say anything, but she knew I was crushed. We drove home and put away the groceries then she got me back in the car and took me to the next big town almost 40 miles to the other side of where we lived so I could finally find the game at Toys R Us. I never forgot this and actually brought it up just a few months ago when we were talking. I asked her why she did that when we would be back to town the next week for groceries anyway. She told me she couldn't wait a week to watch me smile. I love you Momma.
It really does feel better when you earn something...I remember having a paper route and selling greeting cards as a kid and finally having enough money to go to the Jewel and buy Dragonfire for the Atari 2600...I played that game a ton...you just use things more when you've earned them and appreciate the work and value it took to get it.
Favorite game is Zelda II. Remember going with my grandmother to get it at Toys R Us way back when. Miss grabbing the paper card and taking it to the little window where all the games were hidden to pick it up.
I'm so old I remember being disappointed when they went to the paper card system. Used to be you could just pull the game off the shelf and look at it. (Obviously I know why they abandoned that method.)
Great book. I backed it day 1. Kind of wish the unlicensed games were in a separate section away from the licensed games, but it's all good. Also, there's a Punch-Out!! variant he must've missed. It's a slight logo size difference. (not the Mike Tyson version).
8:48 - what a trippy thing to see my name in the final pages of this amazing book... thanks a million, Pat. You are the man. I am quite literally making it a point to read every single review. I have a 4 month old son and time is not on my side, but I will read the whole thing... I promise. I'm only up to the first batch of baseball game reviews. haha
I realize that everyone on here will throw rocks at me (but luckily they will miss because it is the worst weapon) but actually Friday the 13th is my favorite NES game, or perhaps Maniac Mansion. I simply have huge nostalgia for both, and I enjoyed the cinematic scope that they tried for. I truly felt immersed in those games. Long time fan :)
My Favorite NES game is Startropics, I got it by mistake when I was a kid and it ended up being my favorite game, I still beat it at least once a year.
I have lots of "favorite" NES games but one that stands out to me is City Connection. My Mom passed away earlier this week after being sick for much of my life and by consequence of that she was rarely able to leave the house while I was growing up. When I was a kid, maybe 8 or 9, our local rental place was selling off its NES games to make way for newer consoles. On a rare occasion, she was actually feeling up to getting out and took me with her. I saw the game and didn't know anything about it but as a kid I was enthralled by all things involving cars. I asked her if I could have it and she bought it for me. It's not a great game and it's not even that eventful of a memory, but it's one I'll cherish forever. It was one of very few times my mother left the house and we went somewhere together and she bought me a game. How cool was she? I'm going to miss her. Thanks for allowing me the opportunity to share.
I was very surprised by how thick and glossy the pages are, and the colors are brilliant. It's exceptionally high quality compared to a few other books made by hobbyists that I've ordered in the past.
My friends and I used play contra after work every night, what great times. John, love your vids since the first one, it would be great to see some of your many retro systems again.
My favorite NES game is "Shatterhand". I got my copy for free, and eventually (not knowing it was fairly rare) sold it along with my NES and some other games to a pawn shop for a pittance. I hope to get another copy eventually.
Great video! I've got to pick up that book! My favorite NES game is absolutely Dragon Warrior. It was the first time I realized the hold these awesome games had on me. I played Dragon Warrior for days straight, not caring about food, water or the outside world. After I finally beat the Dragon Lord I was couldn't move my neck and shoulders for days from being in the same position for so long. And all I could think of was what game is next. I'm Creed and I'm an old school video game addict since they were new. :]
Awesome review, John! My favorite NES game is tough, but I thought of the game that I spent the most time playing and mapping out, and it would have to be Metroid. That game really changed the way I played and enjoyed games, and defined the genre of games that I like to this very day!
Pat's book...was that a group effort?? I thought I heard AVGN mentioned?? I'd love to buy the physical copy just because physical copies of most things are better and since I consider myself to be an old school gamer...why not,right??
*Favorite NES Game: Mega Man 3.* I respect the time and effort that went into this book. Looks High Quality. Great review John. Really nice to see Power Blade in there with a 4.5 Star Rating. Love that game.
Kirby's Adventure is my favorite NES game. I love the title screen sequence. It is also one of those games that pushed the system to its limits. If I had to pick a second it would be Super Mario Bros. 3.
8:28 wrong. the dragon warrior giveaway was NOT a contest that they did. it was the first time in video game history where a real video game with real retail value was given away free for subscribing to a magazine. that's how you got it. i subscribed to nintendo power and was given that game free. this was repeated about a decade later when i had 5 subscriptions to nintendo power and received 5 zelda discs for the gamecube in early 2001/2 (can't remember exact year).
Not sure if this would count or not but my favorite game is the famicom version of Castlevania 3 mainly because nothing in it is censored and the soundtrack is freaking incredible thanks to the extra sound channels and to top it all off the difficulty is more balanced.
I think the Legend of Zelda is my favorite. I don't recall how we got it, but we had a map of the world that was taped to a bedroom door. My dad was into it and my brother and I appreciated that we shared a similar interest.
My pick for my favorite NES game has to be Ninja Gaiden. Though I never played it as a kid, it was the game that got me into collecting for the NES. I have only beat this game once, but I reminded me how fun NES was after having moved on to the SNES, Playstation, and PS2. This book really looks awesome! Thanks for the review John!
Ghosts and goblins has to be one of my favorites, I remember looking at the the game pics in the old Nintendo players guide (the black book) back in the 80's
Really tough - I suppose my favorite game, if I had to choose, would be 1943. It was the first game I bought and I still love sitting down with my turbo controller and seeing how far I could get.
Favourite NES Game: Final Fantasy I didn't really know what I was doing, but the World came alive for me as a kid in a way that no other game at the time could. The music, the gameplay, it was familiar enough but new and different in ways that made it a breath of fresh air from Tolkien/D&D fantasy. Mega Man 2 is definitely a runner up though.
I'm hoping Pat brings copies of the book with him to Retroworld Expo. I'd love to pick up a copy, and maybe even get it signed by him. One of my favorite games is a bit of an obscure one. Nightshade.
Would love a copy of this on my shelf, but with shipping to the UK it works out at just under £100. Yes I know there's a digital version, but for me something like this needs to be physical
Great video John! Even though I only played it through a repro, my favorite NES game is probably Flintstones Surprise at Dinosaur Peak. Hopefully I will own a legitimate copy someday because it is really fun and brings back nostalgia of the show.
My favorite NES game is, Ninja Gaiden. I remember me and a buddy trying to beat that back in the day. We made it as far as the Nintendo Power did and felt pretty accomplished.
my favorite game is startropics. I remember my dad bringing home a shoebox full of nes games, the first game my sister and I got out of the box was startropics, eversince has been my favorite, a lot of replay nostalgic value.
Great review, man! I've got to check this out soon. My favorite NES game is Jackal. I could play that with a friend for hours on end. I love the music too.
You'd have to be mad to read a book by Pat Cuntri, the guy is bordering on Irate Gamer levels of inaccuracies in his research. Especially when it comes to European releases and information.
My favorite NES game growing up was Rad Racer. I loved Outrun in the arcades, and thought that Rad Racer did a great job of that style of game - only with the addition of the F1 machine adding to the replay value, even if it didn't make a huge difference.
Favorite game: Ninja Gaiden. A friend had the NES and we split the cost of the game back in 1989. I was up all night and finally beat it around seven in the morning and NOBODY else was there to see it! Crazy to see twenty minute speed runs of that game now. Anyway, great review and very nice book.
love your Channel, John one of the most down-to-earth reviewers out there in my opinion, as far as my favorite NES game I would have to go with the one that I have the most fond memories of which is "River City Ransom" countless hours of Co-op me and my sister used to play it, growing up I didn't have any brothers so she used to be my "player 2" she always hated playing any kind of fighting games LoL but after she played it once, she changed her mind,the sauna scene was always so funny to us when we were kids. really makes me want to go back and relive those days.
My all-time favourite has to be Power Blade. Love everything about it: the game design and the power-up system, the non-linearity (and the RPG elements), the tight controls, the brilliant graphics and the animation, the AMAZING soundtrack -- and even the storyline 🍔 A polished, yet fairly obscure NES gem and a true Nintendo action/platforming classic IMHO.
My favorite game on the NES has to be Dragon Warrior. My dad used to play this when I was a kid and the music woke me up. Since the late 80s I when I was 4 I enjoyed the game and music. This was the beginning of RPGs for me
My favorite NES game of all time is Super Mario Bros. 3. I remember getting this game for Christmas the year it came out and was just blown away by how improved it was over the original Super Mario Bros. (I never owned 2)
My favorite right now.. and by now I mean currently is Super Dodge ball.. Been playing that with my kid quite a bit. There is no 1 favorite of alltime..
My favorite Nes game is hard to choose. I did not "grow up" with it like I did the SNES. However I spent a lot of time with the NES whenever I went to my grandmothers. The game she had that I loved the most was TMNT 3 The Manhattan Project. If not that I was playing lots of Super Mario 3 and Blaster Master
My favorite NES game is Lifeforce! I can't believe I saw someone else say that, I thought I was the only one! A very underrated and not much talked about game, I still enjoy playing it just as much as I did as a kid! Oh and this book looks awesome, I need it!!
Thanks for the review, John.
Thanks for making the book! Big fan of your channel, but wow, this is an awesome book. Well done. Can tell a LOT of hard work went into it! :-)
SNES book next? lol
I am here from the future to say yes, there will be a SNES book
My favorite is Batman and its because of my Mom. I saved lawn mowing money for weeks to buy that game. We went to town (we lived about 30 miles into the country) for groceries and so I could get Batman. Walmart was sold out, Kmart was sold out, KB Toys also. I didn't say anything, but she knew I was crushed. We drove home and put away the groceries then she got me back in the car and took me to the next big town almost 40 miles to the other side of where we lived so I could finally find the game at Toys R Us. I never forgot this and actually brought it up just a few months ago when we were talking. I asked her why she did that when we would be back to town the next week for groceries anyway. She told me she couldn't wait a week to watch me smile. I love you Momma.
Awww :)
Thats a sweet story.
It was a great game too, Damn hard to beat the Joker but I believe I finally did it.
My game/memory was also tied to my mother! Give her a hug, Mom's don't last forever.
It really does feel better when you earn something...I remember having a paper route and selling greeting cards as a kid and finally having enough money to go to the Jewel and buy Dragonfire for the Atari 2600...I played that game a ton...you just use things more when you've earned them and appreciate the work and value it took to get it.
BATMAN! DOPE CHOICE! MINE TOO!
My favorite NES game is Uforia: The Saga. It's so chill and happy, I mostly play it before bed :)
*Ufouria
Favorite game is Zelda II. Remember going with my grandmother to get it at Toys R Us way back when. Miss grabbing the paper card and taking it to the little window where all the games were hidden to pick it up.
My favorite, as well!
I'm so old I remember being disappointed when they went to the paper card system. Used to be you could just pull the game off the shelf and look at it. (Obviously I know why they abandoned that method.)
Great book. I backed it day 1. Kind of wish the unlicensed games were in a separate section away from the licensed games, but it's all good. Also, there's a Punch-Out!! variant he must've missed. It's a slight logo size difference. (not the Mike Tyson version).
John Riggs: RIGG'd Games gimme your games John!
8:48 - what a trippy thing to see my name in the final pages of this amazing book... thanks a million, Pat. You are the man.
I am quite literally making it a point to read every single review. I have a 4 month old son and time is not on my side, but I will read the whole thing... I promise. I'm only up to the first batch of baseball game reviews. haha
My favorite NES game of all time is definitely River City Ransom so much awesomeness
I realize that everyone on here will throw rocks at me (but luckily they will miss because it is the worst weapon) but actually Friday the 13th is my favorite NES game, or perhaps Maniac Mansion. I simply have huge nostalgia for both, and I enjoyed the cinematic scope that they tried for. I truly felt immersed in those games. Long time fan :)
I love Fri the 13th
I've probably missed the cutoff... but my favorite NES game is the one that made me fall in love with the system: Rygar!
My Favorite NES game is Startropics, I got it by mistake when I was a kid and it ended up being my favorite game, I still beat it at least once a year.
I have lots of "favorite" NES games but one that stands out to me is City Connection. My Mom passed away earlier this week after being sick for much of my life and by consequence of that she was rarely able to leave the house while I was growing up. When I was a kid, maybe 8 or 9, our local rental place was selling off its NES games to make way for newer consoles. On a rare occasion, she was actually feeling up to getting out and took me with her. I saw the game and didn't know anything about it but as a kid I was enthralled by all things involving cars. I asked her if I could have it and she bought it for me. It's not a great game and it's not even that eventful of a memory, but it's one I'll cherish forever. It was one of very few times my mother left the house and we went somewhere together and she bought me a game. How cool was she? I'm going to miss her. Thanks for allowing me the opportunity to share.
I was very surprised by how thick and glossy the pages are, and the colors are brilliant. It's exceptionally high quality compared to a few other books made by hobbyists that I've ordered in the past.
My friends and I used play contra after work every night, what great times. John, love your vids since the first one, it would be great to see some of your many retro systems again.
my favorite is Bucky o' Hare, I love the character designs and the music is just awesome!
Thanks Pat for putting the book together. Favorite game, Ultima Exodus. I was/am an RPG nerd...
The original NES Metroid is my favorite game. I still play through that a few times a year! Thanks for the book review.
Favorite NES game Tecmo Super Bowl! I still play it today with the updated rosters
My favorite NES game is "Shatterhand". I got my copy for free, and eventually (not knowing it was fairly rare) sold it along with my NES and some other games to a pawn shop for a pittance. I hope to get another copy eventually.
My favorite is actually StarTropics. Super underrated and super happy it's on the new NES Mini console.
favorite NES Game hands down Dragonspirt : The New Legend. spent so much of my childhood playing that game.
Great video! I've got to pick up that book! My favorite NES game is absolutely Dragon Warrior. It was the first time I realized the hold these awesome games had on me. I played Dragon Warrior for days straight, not caring about food, water or the outside world. After I finally beat the Dragon Lord I was couldn't move my neck and shoulders for days from being in the same position for so long. And all I could think of was what game is next. I'm Creed and I'm an old school video game addict since they were new. :]
Wow! Pat put a lot of work into this, proof of his dedication to the brand is clear. Thanks for reviewing John.
Awesome review, John! My favorite NES game is tough, but I thought of the game that I spent the most time playing and mapping out, and it would have to be Metroid. That game really changed the way I played and enjoyed games, and defined the genre of games that I like to this very day!
So many to choose from. I would have to say the one I have the most memories from when I was a kid was "Dodge Ball".
Glad you got to review this. I want this book, I'll get it soon
Favorite NES game is Metal Gear! My Dad brought it home from Funcoland one day and I was hooked ever since! Keep up the great work John!
Pat's book...was that a group effort?? I thought I heard AVGN mentioned?? I'd love to buy the physical copy just because physical copies of most things are better and since I consider myself to be an old school gamer...why not,right??
Gauntlet 2 is my favorite game. Have a lot of good memories playing with my brothers.
looking forward to getting mine in the mail here shortly!
*Favorite NES Game: Mega Man 3.*
I respect the time and effort that went into this book. Looks High Quality. Great review John.
Really nice to see Power Blade in there with a 4.5 Star Rating. Love that game.
I love collecting old nes games. This book looks great and would like to support it ! My favorite game is Golgo 13.
Kirby's Adventure is my favorite NES game. I love the title screen sequence. It is also one of those games that pushed the system to its limits. If I had to pick a second it would be Super Mario Bros. 3.
Very nice to see a review on this.. unfortunately shipping of the book cost a ton to Europe :(
My fave NES game is Mega Man 2
Congrats, I've randomly selected you as a winner for a digital copy of this book. I just sent you a PM through YT.
The first game I remember playing is also my favorite game ... Adventures of Link ... I spent many hours playing that game!
8:28 wrong. the dragon warrior giveaway was NOT a contest that they did. it was the first time in video game history where a real video game with real retail value was given away free for subscribing to a magazine. that's how you got it. i subscribed to nintendo power and was given that game free. this was repeated about a decade later when i had 5 subscriptions to nintendo power and received 5 zelda discs for the gamecube in early 2001/2 (can't remember exact year).
I've been looking into buying the book. Cool review.
Zelda, Rad Racer, Contral, Little Nemo, Golf, Wizardry I and II....
Not sure if this would count or not but my favorite game is the famicom version of Castlevania 3 mainly because nothing in it is censored and the soundtrack is freaking incredible thanks to the extra sound channels and to top it all off the difficulty is more balanced.
My favorite is StarTropics. That book is sweet. Nice vid man.
Castlevania has got to be my fav NES game. The gameplay, challenge, and atmosphere are the best!
I think it can be beat in like 12 mins.
I think the Legend of Zelda is my favorite. I don't recall how we got it, but we had a map of the world that was taped to a bedroom door. My dad was into it and my brother and I appreciated that we shared a similar interest.
My pick for my favorite NES game has to be Ninja Gaiden. Though I never played it as a kid, it was the game that got me into collecting for the NES. I have only beat this game once, but I reminded me how fun NES was after having moved on to the SNES, Playstation, and PS2. This book really looks awesome! Thanks for the review John!
Very cool book, thanks for showing it off. I have been meaning to buy it off his site soon, looks like all those years working on it paid off.
Ghosts and goblins has to be one of my favorites, I remember looking at the the game pics in the old Nintendo players guide (the black book) back in the 80's
my fav is Shatterhand, never gets old!
Really tough - I suppose my favorite game, if I had to choose, would be 1943. It was the first game I bought and I still love sitting down with my turbo controller and seeing how far I could get.
Favourite NES Game: Final Fantasy
I didn't really know what I was doing, but the World came alive for me as a kid in a way that no other game at the time could. The music, the gameplay, it was familiar enough but new and different in ways that made it a breath of fresh air from Tolkien/D&D fantasy. Mega Man 2 is definitely a runner up though.
I'm hoping Pat brings copies of the book with him to Retroworld Expo. I'd love to pick up a copy, and maybe even get it signed by him.
One of my favorite games is a bit of an obscure one. Nightshade.
Would love a copy of this on my shelf, but with shipping to the UK it works out at just under £100. Yes I know there's a digital version, but for me something like this needs to be physical
Thanks John for another great video and to Pat for providing the codes. My favourite NES game is Bionic Commando.
Awesome review John! I like how nicely organized the book is. My favorite NES game is Dragon Spirit The New Legend.
Great video John! Even though I only played it through a repro, my favorite NES game is probably Flintstones Surprise at Dinosaur Peak. Hopefully I will own a legitimate copy someday because it is really fun and brings back nostalgia of the show.
Favorite nes game is RBI baseball, I have the best memories playing with my dad, miss those days....
My favorite NES game is, Ninja Gaiden. I remember me and a buddy trying to beat that back in the day. We made it as far as the Nintendo Power did and felt pretty accomplished.
Favorite NES game? Castlevania 3. My god was it a triumph when I beat that as a kid.
my favorite game is startropics. I remember my dad bringing home a shoebox full of nes games, the first game my sister and I got out of the box was startropics, eversince has been my favorite, a lot of replay nostalgic value.
Great review, man! I've got to check this out soon.
My favorite NES game is Jackal. I could play that with a friend for hours on end. I love the music too.
You'd have to be mad to read a book by Pat Cuntri, the guy is bordering on Irate Gamer levels of inaccuracies in his research. Especially when it comes to European releases and information.
That's typical for most Americans in general. Just look at poor job Game Sack are doing in their so called "system reviews".
Yeah, two guys...
ITS ALL THOSE AMERICANS!!!
Not an argument! Not to be a fanboy, but I would like you to cite some inaccuracies that made it into print.
Brian Cousins
True that. Especially the non-US systems.
Brian Cousins
Not a huge fan of Game Sack. I don't care for their personalities, but they seem to have their facts straight.
My favorite NES title has always been Tecmo Bowl. So many hours spent on the digital gridiron.
My favorite game on the NES is The Legend of Zelda! It is just so much fun and still holds up well today. That book is gorgeous!
My favorite NES game growing up was Rad Racer. I loved Outrun in the arcades, and thought that Rad Racer did a great job of that style of game - only with the addition of the F1 machine adding to the replay value, even if it didn't make a huge difference.
My favorite game in NES is Gun-Nac. I love its graphics, music and crazy ememies.
Super Mario 3 is my favorite. There's so much nostalgia with that game for me.
Favorite game: Ninja Gaiden. A friend had the NES and we split the cost of the game back in 1989. I was up all night and finally beat it around seven in the morning and NOBODY else was there to see it! Crazy to see twenty minute speed runs of that game now. Anyway, great review and very nice book.
this was a great overview, thanks for the video. I've been looking for an overview of this book. Looks better than I thought.
I love how he filled in the extra space on the zombie nation page.
i love this book. its really well done. was very impressed with it. loved frank cifalfis article too.
My favorite NES game is River City Ransom. You should check out the new River City Ransom game on 3ds if you have not already.
Ninja Gaiden is my favorite NES game. So tough yet so satisfying...
love your Channel, John one of the most down-to-earth reviewers out there in my opinion,
as far as my favorite NES game I would have to go with the one that I have the most fond memories of which is
"River City Ransom" countless hours of Co-op me and my sister used to play it, growing up I didn't have any brothers so she used to be my "player 2" she always hated playing any kind of fighting games LoL but after she played it once, she changed her mind,the sauna scene was always so funny to us when we were kids.
really makes me want to go back and relive those days.
my two favorite games are ninja gaiden and supermario brothers 3. i really hope you pick me for one of the digital books.
Happy to see you two playing nice again. My fav NES game is Final Fantasy.
Pat did a great job on this book! My favorite game would probably be Vice:Project Doom, I just love how the game plays.
Even thought its crazy expensive Little Samson has to be my favorite, so much fun
My all-time favourite has to be Power Blade. Love everything about it: the game design and the power-up system, the non-linearity (and the RPG elements), the tight controls, the brilliant graphics and the animation, the AMAZING soundtrack -- and even the storyline 🍔 A polished, yet fairly obscure NES gem and a true Nintendo action/platforming classic IMHO.
One of my favorites is surprisingly Blades of Steel. It's awesome, and is one of the only sports games I could play regularly.
My favorite NES game is either Contra, or Double Dragon. I remember staying up late with my brother trying to beat both of those games.
my favorite is metroid!! I love Pat and Ian's podcast!!
Glad to see you guys are over the drama.
Having said that, I got my copy yesterday and its freaking fantastic.
Adventures of Bayou Billy has to be one of my favorites. It was challenging; great soundtrack and overall a great title.
Very good book. I am enjoying my copy. Great work Pat and to Gamester for doing the review.
My favorite game on the NES has to be Dragon Warrior. My dad used to play this when I was a kid and the music woke me up. Since the late 80s I when I was 4 I enjoyed the game and music. This was the beginning of RPGs for me
My favorite NES game was Rygar. Probably cause of good memories associated with playing it.
I love Kiwi Kraze! I've always loved the New Zealand Story, one of my faves!
My favorite NES game of all time is Super Mario Bros. 3. I remember getting this game for Christmas the year it came out and was just blown away by how improved it was over the original Super Mario Bros. (I never owned 2)
Nice review. I just picked up a copy myself last weekend at Retropalooza
Just herd about this last week... WOW!!! I have to own this book! Great review as always 🖒
My favorite right now.. and by now I mean currently is Super Dodge ball.. Been playing that with my kid quite a bit. There is no 1 favorite of alltime..
Rad gravity is up there as one of my favourites
A book by Pat the NES punk? I think I'll stick to selling games overpriced on eBay.
always loved Maniac Mansion or monters in my pocket still play'em now!
Monster in my Pocket is a really great game! Never even heard of it till I started collecting a few years back.
My favorite NES game is Excitebike. I love the track editor. User created content!! Pretty sweet stuff.
The Flintstones - Rescue of Dino and Hoppy was my fav NES game
my favorite nes game is probably contra, just because I have a lot of memories trying and trying to beat the game with my brother.
My favorite NES game is Snake Rattle N Roll.
My favorite NES game of all time is Sky Sharks by Tatio I loved that game.
The Legend of Zelda, it spawned a franchise that continues to amaze. The first game I truly loved and a definitive classic.
My favorite Nes game is hard to choose. I did not "grow up" with it like I did the SNES. However I spent a lot of time with the NES whenever I went to my grandmothers. The game she had that I loved the most was TMNT 3 The Manhattan Project. If not that I was playing lots of Super Mario 3 and Blaster Master
my favorite NES game is Maniac Mansion; this books looks fantastic...
My favorite NES game is Lifeforce! I can't believe I saw someone else say that, I thought I was the only one! A very underrated and not much talked about game, I still enjoy playing it just as much as I did as a kid! Oh and this book looks awesome, I need it!!
Combat will always be one of my favorite games!