May 19
Machine Saurer Art by Ken Ishikawa
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Machine Saurer Art by Ken Ishikawa
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Compile's The Guardian Legend / Guardic Gaiden is the lone NES cartridge I managed to hold onto. I'm guessing I didn't attempt to sell it due to the label having been ruined. If I was going to be stuck with only a single game, The Guardian Legend is a splendid problem to have.
Machinesaurer
Machine Saurer Art by Ken Ishikawa
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
One mail call and one financial windfall later, and my Nintendo Switch receives still further love and attention. Having a dedicated tate oriented screen for Demon's Tilt and Xenotilt was really one the main draws of the Switch for me, no joke. The Old Skool SFC Wireless Pro Controller feels a touch light and insubstantial in hand, but you can't beat the form factor. Sega Genesis Classics make for a fine first physical cartridge score. GET!
I guess I went and done did it. Yea verily! Unfortunately, this is only the start of the story, since I picked this up knowing full well I would be purchasing two arcade cabinet housings for it (one for yoko and one for tate orientation). The Switch wiped out my finances however, so much so that I couldn't even snag Demon's Tilt to play on it, WHICH IS ESSENTIAL AND NON-NEGOTIABLE.... I just have to engage patience mode for a short while. Cross your fingers cross your eyes. GET!
Initially, I wasn't enthused about the Atari 2600 Activision Collection 1 as it pretty much skipped over ALL of my favorites. With the exception of Chopper Command, Collection 2 remedies that. It started to bug me though that I wasn't going to have Demon Attack if I didn't get the set. SO NOW IT'S DEMON ATTACK EVERY DAY AND ALL DAY (until Plaque Attack usurps its throne). GET!