TheGameCollector

I wish I could find a Neo Geo AES rom dumping tool. I have the original AES version of Blue's Journey that allows you to select difficulty at startup and Easy mode allows you to start with 3 hearts. Something the MAME rom (basically the MVS version, also used for later AES print runs) does not allow you to do. If I could I would make that rom and convert it to .neo for play on my Neo SD Pro. I'm surprised the rom scene never shared that one when they did share all the versions of Magician Lord.

accidental double post

Fair enough. I used to be on NintendoAge but finally logged back in here after only using Atariage for a while. If I want to get it back on the list I'll just have to make like Arkanoid and "Doh It Again" unless someone else does it.

Battletoads for NES could really use an Infinite Health code. Infinite Lives helps a little but it won't save you from getting beat up by very aggressive enemies on the late levels of the game, especially the last one and then it's back to the last checkpoint which could be back quite a ways.

I think my name was the same on NA. I think I used Percy (Black Knight) from Beyond the Beyond as my avatar there too. I hadn't been active on forums as much for a couple years but part way through last year I revisited my regulars and ended up sticking to Atariage mostly due to them being much more active than Digitpress or Sonicretro. I've been participating in their weekly game play time tracker threads which are fun. I kind of forgot about this one. I did miss the game beating threads of NA which are thankfully here. I was on NA mostly for buying and I slowed down greatly on collecting so that was a big factor toward me joining here but then just kind of disappearing. I looked earlier into the thread and was glad to see Dyer made it here. He was very helpful by letting me pay him to buy a couple things from ebay UK from sellers who don't ship to USA then shipped them to me after he got them. One was a copy of Mr. Nutz for Mega Drive and the other was Fantastic Dizzy for Game Gear. His name was easy for me to remember because a local record label owner I know has the same last name.

Since this is an all-time list, if you want to include this my records indicate that I beat Mr. Nutz for SNES legitimately on April 6, 2014. I also beat the Mega Drive version legitimately on March 12, 2014. That year I started out by playing one console each month. January was NES, February was Sega Master System, March was Sega Genesis, April was Super Nintendo, May was Sega Saturn, June was Playstation and July was Nintendo 64, which was cut short due to my desire to finish the games I cut off for the previous systems just because the month changed.