Mister Zero

Man I have a scan of this SOMEWHERE in my myriad of backup CDs.. I took it from a site like emuparadise. It's not there anymore, though. Anyhow, here's a list of some of the games in the guide: The Legend of Zelda Double Dribble Super Mario Brothers Duck Hunt Excitebike Donkey Kong Gyromite Donkey Kong Junior Math Metroid Castlevania Mike Tyson's Punch Out! Zelda II: The Adventure of Link Kid Icarus Rygar The Goonies II Kung Fu Many of these games are very very good. Hope this helps you.

In essence, this is all I require of a game. Imagine all the possibilities if platformers were brought back in full-force with todays hardware.

Ever try Neo Mr. Do?

Bahahah! Bahahaha!

This is actually a really good looking game! I'd never given it any attention before, it was one of those titles I saw on every video store shelf but paid no mind as to why.

hahaha Oh man! I'll have to look into that Soul of Darkness game sometime, though.

Yeah I remember talking to those guys about this on their forums. It looks amazing, I just hope they can finish it.

I'm going to wait and see if there are any other games I'd want besides Kid Icarus.. I basically just don't have the money yet!

I'd say! Have you ever rode on one? All they tell you is something like "think forward, and you'll move forward!" and, "use this thumb trigger to steer left and right."

Plus the fact that dude went OVER a cliff on his Segway and into a river. That's extreme outdoor Segway at it's best! No one can ever top that! He really made an exit!

I'm sorry, but I had a laugh at this. I'm going to Hell, yes I know. :-P

This website is awesome. I'm gonna have to watch the movie again, now.. The interview with Mojo Nixon is great, so many laughs. I'd like to add that I have some of the cards in a box downstairs(I think I even have Mojo's 3D card). If you'd like I can scan them since my scanner is up and working at the moment.

I have no clue what the point will be yet.. they haven't really specified. They're "listening to ideas" at their Facebook page and soon the forum for the game. If you want to see something similar, they have other "Planets" MMO games- Entropia Universe is what it's called. They have a game that is similar to this(in look and presentation), I believe, and it's called Planet Calypso(http://www.planetcalypso.com/home/). It looks similar to that Second Life game. Planet Calypso actually looks kind of interesting and the graphics are definitely top-notch, so there's no doubt Planet Michael will be a quality game. I've always been a huge Michael Jackson fan so in a way I'm looking forward to seeing what they'll do with this. Not sure if I'll actually play it much but I will at least try it.

News from USA Today: http://www.usatoday.com/life/lifestyle/2010-09-21-mjworld21_ST_N.htm Thriller Land

The PS3 is going the route of the Sega Genesis? Add-ons, add-ons, add-ons! 4 AC Adapters to plug in! Yesssssss! Wow. This is the best they can do? People must really be wanting that backwards compatibility. I guess I don't blame them, there are only about 4 games on PS3 that I'd like to try.

This is great news, welcome back! What a good issue to come back with.

I agree with Junaz on GP! I had a sub to Nintendo Power for a while because I got it for a good price. It's a pretty good magazine still. There for a while I didn't care for it(N64 & GC eras) but it's pretty fun to read now. I really don't follow newer games much unless a friend tells me about a good one. I don't really have a use for a mag subscription, aside from supporting the magazines. Also, these days I'm more excited when a good game comes out and I see it or hear about it and didn't hear anything prior. The media these days is so deep-rooted it's hard for anything to be a surprise. I also miss when mags were a bit more underground and not so corporate ruled..

The new MK has me psyched too. It looks pretty brutal and I'm glad it's back to basically 2 dimensions. I got my 360 off of eBay for about $100 and when it red ringed I sent it to MS. They sent me a guaranteed by MS(whatever that's worth) refurbished one.

Yeah, and I'm glad. It feels to me like games were way off track for a LONG time(like, a decade) and now they're finally getting the right mindset and going back to the original format. I just hope they stick with it. I was looking forward to the future of gaming that I had in mind in the 90s. It just ended up changing and I didn't like how it turned out so much. I think the whole polygon craze threw everything off.. Everyone started trying their platformers in 3 dimensions instead of two. Sure, some 3 dimensional games were done well and sometimes even RIGHT, but to me they never had the same feeling as the original 2D versions. Of course, I'm talking mainly here about the classic series: Castlevania, Metroid, Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong and Sonic type games and their incarnations on the past two generation systems. Anyways, I've read a few interviews with modern game designers on various internet sites and quite a few are feeling the same as us retro gamers. The reason they got into creating video games is to make the games that they always wanted to play. We're seeing a big boom in retro style games, thankfully, because of this.

I liked Doom 3 and Return to Castle Wolfenstien. I think people held some of the same reservations towards these games as they are now with DNF. I have some hope for this game.

Masters of "Teras Kasi." Like anyone knows what that is. DUR!

Yes INDEED!

This looks beyond stupid. Part of the reason is that it also looks based on that recent Clone Wars tv show.

I still haven't watched it. It sort of rubbed me the wrong way.. I don't think Michael Cera makes for a good Scott. I'll see how he does when I watch it, I suppose! Did you see it?

The graphic novel is kinda funny.. The game is a lot of fun! Really close to River City Ransom and a few other classics as far as gameplay.