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From the Too Many Games convention in Oaks, PA:
Legendary Axe TG-16
Space Harrier TG-16
Final Lap Twin TG-16
Ranger X Genesis
Rhythm Tengoku GBA
Pipe Dream GB
Top Rank Tennis GB
Faceball 2000 GB
Fantasy Zone Famicom
Shatterhand NES
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Lily should dig this.
Aahhhh, I wish I could've gone to that =[
How were prices in general? Fair?
Annnnnd that's where I got it.Originally Posted by Korly
I'm not sure if I care for this port yet. Controller support is janky, and the screen tears on the edges if you adjust the warped monitor view.
Thank you, Satoru Iwata
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Prices weren't bad, though some had better prices than others. HG101 booth, where I got Rhythm Tengoku and Ranger X, had some really good prices. Rhythm Tengoku GBA was 40 dollars complete. The loose Ranger X was marked at 12, but marked down to 10. Loose Shatterhand, which was from a booth with some cheap FC games (but not where I got Fantasy Zone) was 13 dollars. Two of the GB games were three dollars and Top Rank Tennis was two. The TG-16 games were from the Collector's Cards and Games booth. The ones I got were 10 dollars and two had the box and manual, though Legendary Axe's manual was beaten up. Fantasy Zone Famicom was for 10 dollars from a seller with a bunch of FC and SFC imports at reasonable prices.
I enjoyed Too Many Games, though some things could have been organized a bit better. Most of the classic games in the play area were still on HDTVs and some in stretched screen mode to boot. Should have been a better selection of games there too (most systems had only one game and Dreamcast's game choice was a THPS2 disc that kept locking up). There was an area with arcade games together in one area, some were set free play and others weren't. The place was still getting together when I got there and opened up 30 minutes late, though they at least separated the line this time (which wasn't the case last year). One vendor there had a bunch of NES games, including the Tengen Tetris and Bubble Bobble Part 2 set up on one of those multi game setups that used to be in toy stores on an SDTV. That's more along the lines of what I would like to see.
I went to two of the panels, both of which were fun. One was talking about how to make video game music and the other was a quiz on Mega Man. The quiz was especially cool with questions covering all of the classic series. I also liked how one of the contestants was dressed as Sheep Man.
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Was Timber there?
Going crazy, wanna join me?
Scored a top loader from a co-worker for $20.
Time to be late to the party like always.
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Timber, the arcade game? If so no. I'm not sure if there was a person named Timber there.
Edit: I searched and found Timber the Video Game Guy. I don't think he was there. The Angry Video Game Nerd, Keith Apicary, and brentalfloss where there, though.
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