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Sitting Pig | Good Stuff, no year
Good Stuff is a licensed toy supplier, designing and distributing toys based on things like Nickelodeon, Marvel, Nintendo, etc. They are a division of Basic Fun!, a larger company that designs and markets a variety of licensed products based on kids’ entertainment media. Notably they’ve worked with MLP, Care Bears, and LPS, among many more.
I could not figure out what this pig is from. Couldn’t find other pics of this toy, and I didn’t see it on either company’s website. If this is a branded toy, I’ve never heard of what it could be from. I just got it cus I thought it was a cute pig. It’s another toy that I’m unsure if I’m going to keep permanently.
#0 - We intend to play every single Pac-Man game in chronological order
Well, you read the title, you know exactly what you're getting into here. Allow us to re-iterate our thesis in a bit more detail, however:
What we intend to do with this blog is a sort of "expedition" of sorts as we play every single Pac-Man game, in chronological order. Why are we doing this? Well, a few reasons:
As you can imagine, we've been life-time fans of Pac-Man, ever since learning of the games from rinkydink old Plug & Plays from the early 2000s. Despite this, and despite Pac-Man being our eternal Smash Bros. main, we've never actually sat down and played a vast majority of his library.
We love weird and obscure games, and the Pac-Man series is home to an absolute wealth of those.
We're morbidly curious just how deep this Pac-Man rabbit hole goes, especially since he has such a vast coverage of genres and styles that all seem to be at odds with one another. (Seriously, ask any two people what they like about Pac-Man and there's a good chance their answers will vastly differ!)
Last, but not least, we're bored. And also, it's fun. We love committing to silly bits!
(Psst! Under the read-more is a tiny bit more preamble!)