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I'm playing this cute old game on the Nestopia emulator. Since Mega Man has unlimited continues, I just keep a save state with my progress in it. And of course, I don't use any cheating such as rewinding or reloading save states.

I'm emulating this on my PSP using NesterJ.

Oh, Winterbottom, that old Buttwit! What is he up to now with his insatiable lust for pies?

Three Angels Hiscores

1. schmid ........................ 46930

I've given up waiting for the European release of Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection and bought Pinball FX instead. The game works fine, but the tables are not terribly exciting, and the sound design is just not right. The ball physics sounds are OK, but a bit dull, and the tables themselves should be irritatingly noisy with incessant zapping noises, which they aren't. Still, it's a fun pinball game, for which I also have bought the Street Fighter II table.

Agents Table Hiscores

1. schmid ........................ 84406300

Speed Machine Table Hiscores

1. schmid ........................ 215734438

Dead Space is an awesome horror game

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1. schmid ........................ 320250

This version of Tekken 6 is really good. The core gameplay is perfectly the same as the other versions, so you feel you're playing exactly the same game. The framerate is smooth, and the fights load quickly. And furthermore, due to a few key aspects, the PSP version is actually a better game than the XBox 360 version! Let me tell you why... Firstly, the online play is not possible in the PSP version, and thus it can be inferred that it contains one less broken part. Secondly, another part that is omitted and thus not broken in the PSP version is the awful Scenario Campaign mode. And thus, by omitting the flaws of the XBox 360 version, you have a complete and feature-full fighting game with no broken features. And thirdly, to top it off, I actually prefer the look of the PSP graphics; the possibilities of the XBox 360 allows for awful tasteless rim-lighting and completely over-the-top glow effects. The PSP doesn't, and the game looks better in comparison. So there.

Immersion! Now that I am a million years old and my imagination is dull as a blob of butter, true immersion is a rare occurence. When I was a kid, all I needed was 29 green and yellow pixels to portray descending space horrors horrible enough to make killing hundreds upon hundreds of them it an utter necessity (Planetoid - Defender clone for Acorn Electron - my return key was never the same). I still like games with a 5-digit pixel count (81920 pixels should be enough for any game), but the concentration and focus of those days may sometimes be missing. But Fallout 3 provides a world so convincing and interesting that I get completely immersed.

Nice game - great synthy house soundtrack by Module (Jeremiah Ross)..

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1. schmid ........................ 37876060