PII

I remember these....

Can the Fly go behind the clouds?

What's your least favorite of the original 6 Mega Man games?

Bare with me.  What if you did send the letter.  Then, either the past was altered or you shifted into a parallel reality.  In either case no difference in the game ever existed in your past in which case there would never have been a reason for you to have sent a letter.  Never-the-less you do still remember the difference.  And that letter is still hanging around....

Just exercising my synapses a little.  These things are usually pretty easy to explain away, but I'm not familiar with the game in question which makes it more confusing... 

I hate that whole Beren-stain thing.  It doesn't make even a lick of sense that it should exist that way...

Of the original 2 the one on the right was def. better.  This latter one is better yet though since it shows some depth.  I find myself imagining it darker (a bit of shadow) on the far side (left) opposite the white dots though.

Sorry if this was discussed earlier and I missed it, but do all of your games simply require a corresponding emulator eg 2600, gameboy, gamegear etc. in order to play the rom?

As a Game Gear / Game Boy fan I always enjoy seeing what you're working on.  I just wish I could give 'em a play!

Good write-up.  It's really weird to see pics of a Chuck E. Cheese that is so well lit with tons of sunlight streaming in windows.  I'm not sure if this varied a lot back in the day or not, but I remember it being very dimly lit like a night club or a bowling Ally.  I can only imagine how awkward it would feel to go into one alone with the possibility of staff and patrons just assuming that you must be some Eff'd up Chi-mo...

Many, MANY years ago some friends and I took another friend to a Chuck E. Cheese's on his 21st birthday because he wanted to eat pizza in a Chuck E. Cheese's while drinking beer.  So we ate pizza and drank a lot of beer and well, you can imagine what happened next.  We kept expecting the staff to scold us for reliving our childhoods, but they (most, possibly all, of whom were younger than us) just kept saying: "Whatever you guys think constitutes a good time is just fine."  There was almost no one else in the place at the time and I've always had the sense and wondered how much the affirmative attitude had to do with weak business and a complete lack of children present at the time...

That was the first time I'd had the pizza in a long time back then, and I have not had any since, but I remember it tasting just like I remembered and that was good.  If I had to compare it to another I'd compare it to pizza hut only better.  There's something oddly different about it (in a good way.)  And I'm a little hard pressed to guess at just what that is.  If I had to though, I'd guess that it has something to do with sugar/spice content in the dough.

I love arcade machines, so I'm always interested in oddball venues that have them.

I presume this is a work in progress?

You seem like a very colorful fellow.  Have to say, I love the title and the subtitle even more.  Please be sure to let us know when/where we can see a bit of your game in action!

I finally acquired this game recently after having my interest piqued a few years back.  One of the best!  And very underrated. There's a sequel of sorts on Gameboy called "Sneaky Snakes", but it's a side-scroller.  S.R.&R. Deserves an Isometric Sequel.