I'm shocked at how many people here got the new Princess Toadstool game. Is it that cool?

Are you telling me I spent $40 on Battletoads in Battlemaniacs three months ago for nothing? Er, well, maybe not because I can still play it on a CRT. Still, wow. It took em long enough to finally add more Rare titles.

Oh man, ten years of using this site...

I don't really have a statement prepared for this day, so let me just say THANK YOU to everyone who's followed me over the years (or if you just looked at my page once, that's cool too)!

Ey, you like that, you should check out the NES demake of Championship Edition. Geddit on Namco Museum Archives 1, possiblye for a cheap price now.

I wouldn't mind a repro cart of Championship Edition demake. Oh, can you imagine how it would look on a CRT? Man!

Ah, is that right? Golden Sun and Golden Sun: Da Lost Age are now on Switch Online? Gawrsh, I haven't played those since high school. Those aren't exactly easy to revisit though. In fact, I last attempted a replay back in 2012, but the days of playing GBA on the bus were already long gone by then.

Could I revisit them now that they're on Switch Online? This is Camelot, the same company that helped produce the Shining Force games, and the answer is... eh, probably not any time soon, especially since there are already numerous other RPGs to play on Nintendo Switch, but it's great the option is there.

Whatcha mean? Did TMNT II GB get added to Nintendo Switch Online? Sounds like we're getting so close to Kid Dracula GB.

Edit: Oh, wait, no. I think you just happened to have downloaded the Cowabunger collection. My bad.

So, Mario Pwaughty 3. What's next after that?

Hmm, so they finally jazzed it up. Not one 64 game, but three 64 games? It's a step in the right direction. Now, where's Star Soldier 64 and Lode Runner 3D and Rampage World Tour?

Oh wow, sounds like Wonder is dangerously short. Boy, why couldn't I just rent it from Blockbuster? That would've saved me $50.

You're really enjoying F-Zero 99, huh? Is it that cool? Tell me honestly.

It got expensive because so and so shined a light on it and then everybody realized the Genesis had more to offer outside of Sonic, Mortal Kombat, Virgin-published Disney games, and all those games you'd see on their many compilations over the years and then started scrambling to build their collections all the while disingenuous collectors on YouTube make pointless clickbait listicles and other kinds of videos all for the sake of validation (and clout. Especially clout.)

But that's looking at it from a cynical point of view. With both MUSHA and Centy, Switch Owners with the expansion pass can now play these games without much thought (unless they just emulate. Always an option.)