Videogame List so far (at Jon Mullaly's request)

[spookymilk]

When I mentioned that Jon Mullaly (commenting on MySpace, not here) might possibly know the last nine franchises represented, he asked to have them recapped so he had a chance at guessing. So, just 13 days after his request, here I am

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[blogtard]

I have a secret hope for Number 1. But I won't say what it is until I either see it (unlikely) or until the true Number 1 is revealed.

Or I post what it is in a post that I'm contemplating for Juicy Weblog Action.

[spookymilk]

A few people have mentioned similar things, which makes me all the more psyched to get to the end and find out what I missed.

If your game is rare/unknown, I'd have to say the likelihood is waning. There's not much left for "small scale" gaming in this thing, to be honest. But at least I will very probably have heard of it.

[spookymilk]

...you know? What the hell. Here's a list of games that also almost made the thing. I'll probably do another list later of games that would've made it if I did it now, since I've played some kickass games since I made the list.

WWF Royal Rumble SNES
WCW Revenge PSOne
Spy Hunter NES
Rescue Rangers NES
RBI Baseball NES
Fuzion Frenzy XBOX
Street Fighter II SNES
*1942 NES
Tony Hawk’s Proving Ground PS3
Ghosts N’ Goblins NES
The Karate Kid NES
Goonies II NES
LodeRunner NES
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City PS2
F-Zero SNES
Crash Team Racing PSOne
Mojo! PS2
Super Tecmo Bowl SNES
NBA 08 PS3
R-Type Sega
Gyromite NES
Double Dribble NES
Alex Kidd in Miracle Zones Sega
Kid Niki NES
Blades of Steel NES
Kung Fu NES
The Simpsons Arcade
Aladdin SNES
Rogue Galaxy PS2
Wizards & Warriors NES
Sonic Mega Collection PS2
Brain Age II NDS
X-Men Arcade
Legendary Wings NES
Journey Atari

[tormentedartist]

What do you have against coin-ops? Some of the games that you mentioned actually played better in the arcade( or pizza parlor, bowling alley ) like gauntlet or trojan.

[spookymilk]

The only thing I have against them is that the closest arcade was an hour away, and even that didn't show up until I was 14.

I just haven't played many of them, homeslice.

[tormentedartist]

Man I feel bad for you. Playing videogames was one of the best parts of growing up in the late eighties, early nineties. I used to play games every day before school and I even did this during my college days when penn station had an arcade.