Suspending Disbelief
I don't have any memories of this before school cartoon but if he's anything like his old man he's either running around with a golden gun or chasing dames. So let us take the time to celebrate the release of James Bond Jr today, September 20th, 1991.
In September of 1989 we found a whole new way to check out Jessica Rabbit. Just joking, I wasn't that kid that thought cartoons were attractive but I sure did want to live in this world of both cartoon and humans together. Plus any world with a version of Christopher Lloyd is alright with me.
We're exactly two months earlier or 10 months late as Goal! released on December 22nd, 1988 and it did not matter.
Today in 1990 we got the third installment of a great baseball series. They added a bunch of extras that are meaningless to us today but amazing when I was ten. What's your favorite out of the three?
Blades of Steel was fucking awesome. I'm sorry, Blades of Steel IS fucking awesome. Still worth playing ever since December of 1988. Celebrate Christmas in July with a Great Lakes Christmas Ale and a copy of this game.
This game is made by racists right? You're fighting the Xenos and are literally a colonist. The game is called Xenophobe. It came out in 1988...in December.
Greg Norman sold his name and Golf Power came home in July of 1992 and it did not matter. The End.
Are you one of those people who is already complaining about being hot? Are you ready for winter? Well Nintendo has a treat for you. Starting in 1990 and this very month. Yes, June! You could escape the summer heat and get into some slope action.
Bases Loaded is so good they not only made four different installments into the series but they made two versions of the first cart. Yes, I have them both. Start playing this Baseball slash Nintendo perfection today in 1987!
Silkworm is from June of 1990 and if I may; these types of games should have stayed on the 2600. They were better that way.