MetalJesus, I just found you and your channel about 3 months ago...but you sincerely entertain me better than most any other youtuber. So much interesting stuff I never even knew about. Really enjoy it! Just want to say thank you and keep it up!
I just discovered your channel man, but I really dig your enthusiasm. You share the same mindset as I do about games, which is you love games because you love friggin' games. You're not negative and you find something to like in just about all the games you show. I do my own game reviews and shows as well. Wish we could collaborate! Keep up the awesome work buddy.
That was just Coke Zero...to help keep cool. While recording this video, it was 95 degrees in Seattle, and I don't have air conditioning...so it was very hot and muggy.
Definitely subscribe to the All Gen Gamers podcast. We post new episodes each week...and we are approaching the 150th episode... which we will go LIVE!
I'm a HUGE fan of Shogo. First played it back in middle school and I still pop it in to this day. I had massive goosebumps when I saw that beautiful big box. You scored big with that one, haha.
That unopened shareware version of Duke Nukem 3D is really awesome! Thanks for the shoutout MetalJesus, I'm happy that the games got a great new home! :D
Some of the songs from the AC/DC album were released on the '74 Jailbreak EP in 1984 and has been re-released with the other albums, and they're also on the Backtracks box set along with T.N.T., the original cuts from Dirty Deeds, and other songs that were omitted from the 70's albums.
MetalJesusRocks You havent lived until you added this gem into your collection for vinyl. Luckily, I was blessed with my dad's vinyl collection and most, if not all, are in pristine condition, no damage to the jacket and or sleeve and some still have the merchandise slips in there....but, you havent lived until you have added Eddie Murphy - How Could It Be to your vinyl collection. Here is some info and yes, he sings on it - How Could It Be is the first musical album and third album overall by comedian/actor Eddie Murphy. The album was released in July 1985 on Columbia Records and was produced by Aquil Fudge, with the exception of the hit top ten single "Party All the Time", which was produced by Rick James. The album was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews but was a commercial success, making it to #26 on the Billboard 200 and #17 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. Two singles were released: "Party All the Time", which made it to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the title track, which became a minor R&B hit. Now I can say that I have lived fully and could die any day because I have added this one to my collection. One of these days, I will have to head over to one of the shops in my area that has vinyl and see if I can score the old Stryper albums all in vinyl and the icing on the top would be To Hell With The Devil with the original artwork, but yeah, that is my next mission - find those. Their new stuff is very, very good and if you liked them back in the 80's, this is a true followup, I feel and so does the band, to their To Hell With The Devil album. Captures the same energy and style musically. But, everything you have shown so far in regards to vinyl, we have the same taste in music. Got to have the classic ones from the 70's and no ones collection is ever complete until they have the following: Twisted Sister - Stay Hungry, Ratt - Out Of The Cellar, Quiet Riot - Metal Health, and many more. Oh and its always nice to have those double gatefold albums as well that they released back in the day, but, I wonder if my Howard Jones album, pretty mint, Dream Into Action would be worth a ton in maybe 40 more years :) Oh and here is the song Party All The Time by Eddie Murphy so you can enjoy this gem - Party All The Time - Eddie Murphy (HQ Audio) Alrighty. Off to play some retro games - damn insomnia. Phantasmagoria it is
In the last few years I've started getting more into PC gaming. I discovered Sierra about a year ago. They really did make some great stuff. Thanks for sharing some of those titles.
I live in the Seattle area in Washington state. And before you ask, yes I drink lots of coffee, love 90s grunge music and have webbed feet from all the rain :)
Awesome Jason those repo carts looked amazing and such a cool gift! So much good stuff in this video actually sonic cd, baldersgate, half life 2 and system shock wow :)
Have you ever heard of the Legacy of Kain series MJR? If not I would look into them see if you would maybe like them. Very over looked series in my opinion one I wish got little more attention.
Hi Metal Jesus, I´m starting to see your videos and let me tell you that I admire your collection and your dedication, I collect games to, I have like 200 for different consoles, I love game hunting so much, thanks for your videos you and PeteDorr are an inspiration for me, greetings from Mexico!
Shogo is my childhood! Can't remember who picked it up, but my brother and I would play that non-stop all the time. I wish they would release Shogo 2 though! That game needs a sequel and they have already referenced it in FEAR 2 I believe. Great pick ups man, keep the videos coming.
Great pickups Metal Jesus. I have Lilo&Stich and I love it. Such a fun game. I picked up Lost in Shadows for the Wii recently that you recommended before. I'm looking to get Shadow of Colossus or Ico I think. Pick ups have been slow here in CT, nice hot weather as well ha. Stay cool.
hye MJ, I love watching your videos because I'm a collector myself but I'm from Malaysia, so it's kinda hard to find rare games locally unless I buy it online from eBay or something keep up the good work! looking forward to your next video!
Valkyrie Profile Covenant of the Plume is the third game of the series. It's an EXTREMELY fun tactical RPG, since the core gameplay of the last two games is still there.
yet again, awesome vid - keep up the great work with the channel; and the podcast. btw, awesome lighting highlighting king of fighters on neo go pocket, I kno that system is so hard to get good picture quality out of, yet u nailed it, kudos. ps. did u hear about the seirra documentary?
A Star Wars 'Special' would be really awesome and interesting - especially by an 'older' guy like you. In fact, you should join up with Gamester for a joint project on this, provided it would be logistically possible. I don't know how far apart you live. But your guys fanboyish passion would be a great combination for such episodes.
Lilo & Stitch for the GB Advanced is a great game, thought I was all alone on that one! The Wing Commander games never felt like I was actually flying through space, just always seemed I was in a stationary turret mounted on the bottom of a much larger spacecraft, but to be honest I really only played Wing Commander 1 and 2. Great video brother!
That's awesome that you use to work at Sierra... I use to do QA at Vivendi Universal back in 2002... Very goo time being involved in the making of games.. My Favorite title I worked on was Metal Arms!!.. That game never gets enough recognition
Sweet Home was actually the basis for the Resident Evil games.It was also created by Shinji Mikami who later made the Resi games.It's a really interesting game on NES.
Look at that ultimate smug look on his face. If it gets any smuggier it could stay like that. I'm not really the biggest pc gaming fan but hey its always nice to see games that have been on your radar for a really long time finally find a proper home. I hope to see more awesome music videos with you and your wife, those are always my preferred videos on the channel.
I live semi near you MJ- where the heck are you going, thrift store-wise that's yielding that kinda vinyl and games? I stopped thrift store crawling years ago as it was generally too time-consuming/disappointing, but I'm willing to get back on the horse if there are some decent places to go in the West Seattle-ish area.
Congrats on the pickups MJR.Especially on the nes reproductions i think you will really enjoy sweet home,since it takes a rpg and mixes it up with survival-horror.Also a interesting fact about sweet home,shinji mikami worked on that game.By the way for that PS1 port of x-men vs street fight,that version is consider inferior to the sega saturn version.
Sweet Home is actually the precursor to the Resident Evil series. It was directed by Tokuro Fujiwara, who produced the first Resident Evil... which was influenced a lot by Sweet Home. I played some of a fan translated version and it's pretty cool.
I really, really want to play the Last of Us...but as you can see...I already have a lot of gaming distractions! Hopefully I'll pick it up in a couple months.
Ah, good old Dr. Retro... :) I'm from the Netherlands, too! And while I do collect a lot of stuff, I never really started with PC-games. Perhaps I should...
Sir, I had no idea you guys have a podcast. So I'm downloading the episodes as we speak. Can't get to hear you guys talk about videogames in podcast form. Also, some cool games you got there, sir. I myself have bought a few games myself this week including Trap Runner, C-12: Final Resistance, Heart of Darkness and ISS Pro Evolution 2 for PS1 and Dragon Quest VIII and Gran Turismo for PS2. Happy collecting to you, sir. Cheers from Finland.
I remember Shogo. It came in the duel jewel case budget pack with Septerra Core: Legacy of the Creator, which is probably one of my favorite PC games ever. I tried playing it and it honestly disturbed my young mind at the time with its gore.
I will be heading to Seattle next week to see my parents (I live in Taiwan). I am on a quest to find the video game Promised Land that was put out by band Queensryche. Have you happened to see it out in the wild? I think my best bet would be to look at Half-Price Books. Those were awesome pickups by the way!!
I have the Robotech Battle Cry special Edition with the T-shirt still wrapped in the "puck" The dog tags and artwork are still in the box as well but I have removed the game to play.
By the way, that Half-Life 2 collector's edition also has a tin box variant which seems to be the European release. I have both the cardboard one (as in the video) as the tin one, I prefer the looks of the cardboard one
Yes, I can tell by the video's the retro game community puts up online. Over here in Belgium it's the same story. I go to flea markets every weekend and run into a lot of people all looking for old games. Even a lot of people from the Netherlands drive all the way over here more and more often to find old games . Dr retro is just on another level, he buys big game lots for big bucks. Nothing wrong with that, but it creates jealousy amongst the collectors i guess ;)
Some fantastic games there matey - always cool to see those big box pc games as and when you come across them :) Duke Nukem 3D is one of my all-time favourite old school pc games - brings back a lot of great memories playing it local lan between me and my next-door neighbour.. lol
MetalJesusRocks Another hidden gem for the PS3 is a game my wife loves called Folklore. Its an RPG and may be hard to find at some Gamestops and other stores. We got the last copy in our area and it still goes for 15 used but its a great one
Nice picks ups. I've had that HL2 CE box in my collection for 10 years and never realized it had a t-shirt in it! Hehe. I already owned the standard version of it so I never opened the CE. ... ... Also, if you want to play Sonic CD without a SegaCD I recommend the Kega Fusion emulator. It's a very accurate emu and supports CDROMs to play actual discs.
My favorite old game ever is way old. Colecovision Days (not sure if any of you remember that). It was called War Room. It's on emulators. It's just plain awesome!
Any tips on finding games? I have really been looking for some SNES games.. Primarily Final Fantasy III, Harvest Moon, or really... any good 16 bit RPG... any recommendations for newcomers into the retro game collecting?
I've watched Pat's series of Game Room videos...and it's pretty mind blowing how much stuff he has! It's an incredible collection
MetalJesus, I just found you and your channel about 3 months ago...but you sincerely entertain me better than most any other youtuber. So much interesting stuff I never even knew about. Really enjoy it! Just want to say thank you and keep it up!
I just discovered your channel man, but I really dig your enthusiasm. You share the same mindset as I do about games, which is you love games because you love friggin' games. You're not negative and you find something to like in just about all the games you show. I do my own game reviews and shows as well. Wish we could collaborate! Keep up the awesome work buddy.
Yeah, yeah...I know it's Elder Scrolls III. It just sort of rolled off the tongue...and when I was editing it later... it was too late to change it.
I love it when you Say: METAL JESUS HERE! And I'm back again.....
That was just Coke Zero...to help keep cool. While recording this video, it was 95 degrees in Seattle, and I don't have air conditioning...so it was very hot and muggy.
Video games, metal and vinyl, I've said it before and it's in your name: you ROCK!
Definitely subscribe to the All Gen Gamers podcast. We post new episodes each week...and we are approaching the 150th episode... which we will go LIVE!
I worked at Sierra On-Line for most of the 90s at their corporate Bellevue office.
This has been one of my favorite collection vids. Some great ones.
I love your videos. I find them so interesting even though most of these rare and obscure games are unknown to me.
I'm jealous of the amount of free stuff you get props MJR
Not sure about the original retail release of Shogo...but GOG sells a newer version that works on modern Windows for $5.99 or less...
I'm a HUGE fan of Shogo. First played it back in middle school and I still pop it in to this day. I had massive goosebumps when I saw that beautiful big box. You scored big with that one, haha.
The cover art on Pyromania is some of my all-time favorite!
Amazing pickups video metal jesus and im glad to see the pod ast is back up, u guys sure pi ked a hell of a time to take a break lol :p
That unopened shareware version of Duke Nukem 3D is really awesome!
Thanks for the shoutout MetalJesus, I'm happy that the games got a great new home! :D
I don't have the original Phantasmagoria big box any more...and the game is worth $20~$30 online..so if you can get it cheap, you should pick it up!
Watching through all your pickups and this one reminded me how much I love Caesar II.
“Need more plebs!”
Some of the songs from the AC/DC album were released on the '74 Jailbreak EP in 1984 and has been re-released with the other albums, and they're also on the Backtracks box set along with T.N.T., the original cuts from Dirty Deeds, and other songs that were omitted from the 70's albums.
The CDX in the intro is actually a friend of mines. He let me borrow it for a special video I did for Gamester81. Sadly...I don't own one yet.
Great video, MJR! Love the vinyl at the end! Into a lot of Jazz myself, and I absolutely love Dave Brubeck! Awesome finds!
Great episode, enjoying these early videos. The Scorpions album is definitely a favorite, that was huge back then. Cheers!
MetalJesusRocks You havent lived until you added this gem into your collection for vinyl. Luckily, I was blessed with my dad's vinyl collection and most, if not all, are in pristine condition, no damage to the jacket and or sleeve and some still have the merchandise slips in there....but, you havent lived until you have added Eddie Murphy - How Could It Be to your vinyl collection. Here is some info and yes, he sings on it - How Could It Be is the first musical album and third album overall by comedian/actor Eddie Murphy. The album was released in July 1985 on Columbia Records and was produced by Aquil Fudge, with the exception of the hit top ten single "Party All the Time", which was produced by Rick James. The album was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews but was a commercial success, making it to #26 on the Billboard 200 and #17 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. Two singles were released: "Party All the Time", which made it to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the title track, which became a minor R&B hit.
Now I can say that I have lived fully and could die any day because I have added this one to my collection. One of these days, I will have to head over to one of the shops in my area that has vinyl and see if I can score the old Stryper albums all in vinyl and the icing on the top would be To Hell With The Devil with the original artwork, but yeah, that is my next mission - find those. Their new stuff is very, very good and if you liked them back in the 80's, this is a true followup, I feel and so does the band, to their To Hell With The Devil album. Captures the same energy and style musically.
But, everything you have shown so far in regards to vinyl, we have the same taste in music. Got to have the classic ones from the 70's and no ones collection is ever complete until they have the following: Twisted Sister - Stay Hungry, Ratt - Out Of The Cellar, Quiet Riot - Metal Health, and many more. Oh and its always nice to have those double gatefold albums as well that they released back in the day, but, I wonder if my Howard Jones album, pretty mint, Dream Into Action would be worth a ton in maybe 40 more years :)
Oh and here is the song Party All The Time by Eddie Murphy so you can enjoy this gem - Party All The Time - Eddie Murphy (HQ Audio)
Alrighty. Off to play some retro games - damn insomnia. Phantasmagoria it is
Grats on finally picking up System Shock 2! I know you've been wanting that one in the big box for ages.
Dr. Retro's pickup videos are indeed staggering!
OMG THAT BAULDAR'S GATE. I just lost it there.
In the last few years I've started getting more into PC gaming. I discovered Sierra about a year ago. They really did make some great stuff. Thanks for sharing some of those titles.
I can not wait to see your Star Wars video game collection, don't make me wait to long, Grettings from Peru
I live in the Seattle area in Washington state. And before you ask, yes I drink lots of coffee, love 90s grunge music and have webbed feet from all the rain :)
Awesome Jason those repo carts looked amazing and such a cool gift! So much good stuff in this video actually sonic cd, baldersgate, half life 2 and system shock wow :)
awesome video Metal Jesus, that was both entertaining and informative!
I love your videos!! Watched every single one!! I gotta say your my number 1 subscriber!!
Have you ever heard of the Legacy of Kain series MJR? If not I would look into them see if you would maybe like them. Very over looked series in my opinion one I wish got little more attention.
Hi Metal Jesus, I´m starting to see your videos and let me tell you that I admire your collection and your dedication, I collect games to, I have like 200 for different consoles, I love game hunting so much, thanks for your videos you and PeteDorr are an inspiration for me, greetings from Mexico!
great pickups and oh man caesar 2 that takes me back to my childhood so many hrs on that game
Shogo is my childhood! Can't remember who picked it up, but my brother and I would play that non-stop all the time. I wish they would release Shogo 2 though! That game needs a sequel and they have already referenced it in FEAR 2 I believe. Great pick ups man, keep the videos coming.
Great pickups Metal Jesus. I have Lilo&Stich and I love it. Such a fun game. I picked up Lost in Shadows for the Wii recently that you recommended before. I'm looking to get Shadow of Colossus or Ico I think. Pick ups have been slow here in CT, nice hot weather as well ha. Stay cool.
I admit I am always a bit envious of your cool stuff when I watch you videos.
hye MJ, I love watching your videos because I'm a collector myself
but I'm from Malaysia, so it's kinda hard to find rare games locally unless I buy it online from eBay or something
keep up the good work! looking forward to your next video!
Valkyrie Profile Covenant of the Plume is the third game of the series.
It's an EXTREMELY fun tactical RPG, since the core gameplay of the last two games is still there.
yet again, awesome vid - keep up the great work with the channel; and the podcast. btw, awesome lighting highlighting king of fighters on neo go pocket, I kno that system is so hard to get good picture quality out of, yet u nailed it, kudos.
ps. did u hear about the seirra documentary?
I played the Harry Potter Lego game on iPad and it was really good. Controlled nice and the graphics were great.
I didn't know you worked for Sierra! That is awesome! That company has quite a legacy!
A Star Wars 'Special' would be really awesome and interesting - especially by an 'older' guy like you. In fact, you should join up with Gamester for a joint project on this, provided it would be logistically possible. I don't know how far apart you live. But your guys fanboyish passion would be a great combination for such episodes.
That Sweet Home cart is so cool. I recently picked up the Famicom cart, it's a really amazing game.
When MetalJesus held up the Dave Brubeck record, i almost cried.
He's so godlike
Lilo & Stitch for the GB Advanced is a great game, thought I was all alone on that one! The Wing Commander games never felt like I was actually flying through space, just always seemed I was in a stationary turret mounted on the bottom of a much larger spacecraft, but to be honest I really only played Wing Commander 1 and 2. Great video brother!
That's awesome that you use to work at Sierra... I use to do QA at Vivendi Universal back in 2002... Very goo time being involved in the making of games.. My Favorite title I worked on was Metal Arms!!.. That game never gets enough recognition
Sweet Home was actually the basis for the Resident Evil games.It was also created by Shinji Mikami who later made the Resi games.It's a really interesting game on NES.
Look at that ultimate smug look on his face. If it gets any smuggier it could stay like that. I'm not really the biggest pc gaming fan but hey its always nice to see games that have been on your radar for a really long time finally find a proper home. I hope to see more awesome music videos with you and your wife, those are always my preferred videos on the channel.
I live semi near you MJ- where the heck are you going, thrift store-wise that's yielding that kinda vinyl and games? I stopped thrift store crawling years ago as it was generally too time-consuming/disappointing, but I'm willing to get back on the horse if there are some decent places to go in the West Seattle-ish area.
sweet pickups, like the vinyl!!! Can't wait to see your StarWars project!!!
The Police Quest, Stronghold, and Caesar series was by far my favorite pc games, alot of hours spent on these.
The ending with Deus Ex and System Shock 2, those games are to be worshipped!
Congrats on the pickups MJR.Especially on the nes reproductions i think you will really enjoy sweet home,since it takes a rpg and mixes it up with survival-horror.Also a interesting fact about sweet home,shinji mikami worked on that game.By the way for that PS1 port of x-men vs street fight,that version is consider inferior to the sega saturn version.
Jesus, I'd luv to see that Star Wars games over the years, good & bad, vid you talk about. Love your vids brother xx
Am I the only one who doesn't care what music Metal Jesus bought. Love the show keep doing what you're doing.
You should really show your music collection and pick ups for it more often ^_^ That's just as awesome as your game pick ups
Sweet Home is actually the precursor to the Resident Evil series. It was directed by Tokuro Fujiwara, who produced the first Resident Evil... which was influenced a lot by Sweet Home. I played some of a fan translated version and it's pretty cool.
Nice pick ups and nice to see someone show off some records to, and awesome PC games
Great stuff. Love me some boxed PC games and LPs. Are you into Mercyful Fate at all?
I really, really want to play the Last of Us...but as you can see...I already have a lot of gaming distractions! Hopefully I'll pick it up in a couple months.
Ah, good old Dr. Retro... :)
I'm from the Netherlands, too! And while I do collect a lot of stuff, I never really started with PC-games. Perhaps I should...
I played Star Wars 3 for gameboy and had SOOOO much fun with it!
Sir, I had no idea you guys have a podcast. So I'm downloading the episodes as we speak. Can't get to hear you guys talk about videogames in podcast form. Also, some cool games you got there, sir. I myself have bought a few games myself this week including Trap Runner, C-12: Final Resistance, Heart of Darkness and ISS Pro Evolution 2 for PS1 and Dragon Quest VIII and Gran Turismo for PS2. Happy collecting to you, sir. Cheers from Finland.
Very cool stuff, MJR!! I just realized that our YT names are only separated by one letter, dude. MJF and MJR!!!!
Samuel Smiths Glass there on the table. Classy choice Metal Jesus...Classy indeed.
My grandpa still has his Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel original . we played it on his Tandy
I remember Shogo. It came in the duel jewel case budget pack with Septerra Core: Legacy of the Creator, which is probably one of my favorite PC games ever. I tried playing it and it honestly disturbed my young mind at the time with its gore.
Awesome haul of games there. Can't wait for that Star Wars video.
Animals is one of my favorite records as well, probably in my Top 5. Rush is an amazing band too, wish I owned more albums by them
I will be heading to Seattle next week to see my parents (I live in Taiwan). I am on a quest to find the video game Promised Land that was put out by band Queensryche. Have you happened to see it out in the wild? I think my best bet would be to look at Half-Price Books. Those were awesome pickups by the way!!
Good to see you mention the label on one of the repros and it's the only label you don't show.
oh man, I would love to have those Shivers games..both are in my top 10 best games ever, so surreal and addictive a really state of art. Cheers
I just got a free wii.Your wii choices are really helping me out.Thankfully the games are still cheap.
I'm really digging your idea of doing a big Star Wars video game overview Metal Jesus! Might be something you and Gamester could collaborate on, eh?
SHOGO:MAD looks awesome! Will it run on Windows 7 fine? Or do I need to do something special if I use modern hardware?
Is the Heavy Metal vinyl a double album?
I have the Robotech Battle Cry special Edition with the T-shirt still wrapped in the "puck" The dog tags and artwork are still in the box as well but I have removed the game to play.
By the way, that Half-Life 2 collector's edition also has a tin box variant which seems to be the European release. I have both the cardboard one (as in the video) as the tin one, I prefer the looks of the cardboard one
Man when i saw the ceaser 2 game i was like wow that takes me back i think i still have my copy somewhere
I don't know what to say about this video? Great pick-ups and I want them all!
there is indeed a lot of competition when it comes to buying games, a LOT of collector's and resellers over here
Yes, I can tell by the video's the retro game community puts up online. Over here in Belgium it's the same story. I go to flea markets every weekend and run into a lot of people all looking for old games. Even a lot of people from the Netherlands drive all the way over here more and more often to find old games . Dr retro is just on another level, he buys big game lots for big bucks. Nothing wrong with that, but it creates jealousy amongst the collectors i guess ;)
keep up the awesome work! much gamer love from Toronto!
You Worked at Sierra? Any behind the scenes stories about Willy Beamish or Rise of the Dragon...Some of my all time favorites.
Some fantastic games there matey - always cool to see those big box pc games as and when you come across them :)
Duke Nukem 3D is one of my all-time favourite old school pc games - brings back a lot of great memories playing it local lan between me and my next-door neighbour.. lol
MetalJesusRocks Another hidden gem for the PS3 is a game my wife loves called Folklore. Its an RPG and may be hard to find at some Gamestops and other stores. We got the last copy in our area and it still goes for 15 used but its a great one
A great jazz album to check out if you haven't already is john coltrane's Blue Train. Its an essential
The good thing about vinyl is that it's not region locked, cause even CD formats are region locked.
You honestly deserve em' brother!!! You do a great job!!!!!
Nice picks ups. I've had that HL2 CE box in my collection for 10 years and never realized it had a t-shirt in it! Hehe. I already owned the standard version of it so I never opened the CE. ... ... Also, if you want to play Sonic CD without a SegaCD I recommend the Kega Fusion emulator. It's a very accurate emu and supports CDROMs to play actual discs.
love the art work on them nes game cartridge looks good and sonic cd and x-man vs street fighter awesome.
Great game after great game.... You got some very generous fans!
Wow, you worked for Sierra? I really liked some of the old Sierra adventure games, and Earthsiege 1 and 2.
Yay for Krokus! Seen them live some years ago. Highly recommended.
My favorite old game ever is way old. Colecovision Days (not sure if any of you remember that). It was called War Room. It's on emulators. It's just plain awesome!
Glad you got Moving Pictures man, that's such a good album
Any tips on finding games? I have really been looking for some SNES games.. Primarily Final Fantasy III, Harvest Moon, or really... any good 16 bit RPG... any recommendations for newcomers into the retro game collecting?