Sean

I will for sure!

Yikes! Take cover!

Greetings Program!

Ha! Well you could listen to the B-52's in the hack shack if you really wanted LOL!

Exactly!

LOL! The game does get frustrating at times, however if you have this game boxed, I wouldn't be throwing it as it's worth a crap-ton of money now. The cartridge alone goes for over $200 USD it seems.

It came out pretty late in the NES lifespan. The SNES was Nintendo's new baby in 1992-1993. The graphics, music and sounds are really good in this game. For sure give it a try. Legit cartridges though are pretty expensive now in 2023.

Indeed. Sadly it's not mine, but iy does belong to a friend of mine.

There is one Blockbuster store still around in the USA which is located in Southern Oregon State.

LOL! What are you going to do with your life? I wanna rock!

You're not my real dad LOL!

And Y is for yummy!

Very cool. I worked for Pacific Bell and also AT&T back in the day with a small stint at Sprint PCS. The GTE toy service van is actually a piggy bank.

Good things come in small packages.

I want a few of these for my Commodore 64 and NABU computers :-)

Yep! LOL!

That's awesome!

I love LLS. Remember, the password is Ken sent you!

Those are cool. I like the top two pizza box looking cases.

I was hoping to see you spinning around LOL!

Thankfully not. With the help of a friend who has some fancy editing software that I don't currently have or use, he's going to fix up my audio. I will be learning some new video editing software moving forward though and also checking my mic settings before hand going forward LOL!

I love the blue vinyl.

Thanks for sharing your story. I'm happy to read you were finally able to watch the movie and liked it. I recently watched it again and it was still pretty good in present day.

If you were a child of the 1970s or early 1980s you probably did own one of these or at least knew someone who did.

That's cool! I bet your co-workers would be really shocked LOL!

I love the golden color.