Tom

Bottom screen looks like Marble Madness to me. I know that sounds crazy, I'm just sayin....

At the risk of being a n00b, would it be possible to get you fanboys to write up a good intro to the world of homebrew on ds. I find myself drawn in, but with no clue how to get started. (Hardware, where to find games, etc.) Or just point me to the best of the guides that I'm sure have already been written. Thanks.

As for the game, wow that nearly looks like a port of Excitebike, and that is NOT a backhanded compliment. Once I figure this homebrew thing out, this will be one of the first games I go with.

Tom

Theme Park baby! Makes me feel young again.

Yeah, I want Phoenix Wright badly, but I'm not willing to pay that much for it. Anyone got a lead for anywhere else?

Any chance they've ironed out the bugs for the Mac release? Even with the latest patches the game still crashes out on me a lot towards the end in windows.

@Scorpio:

"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?"

Good gravy! Even John Romero has released a few dozen games since this thing was first announced!

Hey Sid, try to fix some of the minor bugs (like not being able to run the game) before releasing this time, ok?

Yes, I'm still bitter. (Though Civ IV has finally been mostly fixed)

Wow. Just wow. Even as a life long diehard Sox fan, who was 6 in 1986 and still remembers that late night moment all too well (it was on a black & white TV for the record, I was in my parents room while they were downstairs watching it), I simply have to tip my hat to the guy who made this. RBI is still my all time favorite baseball game.

I think my favorite part of the vid has to be when they named Marty Barrett player of the game and had the pixelated guy as the picture... Priceless!

I forgave Buckner back in the late 80's though for what its worth. (Though I still blame McNamara for a dozen or so reasons.) I was at the game when he hit an inside the park homerun. Granted, the right fielder fell into the stands, but it was still amazing. Johnny Damon on the other hand will never be forgiven. Though I obviously respect what he did for the team in his years here, he is without a doubt now the poster boy for everything that is wrong with baseball.

Oh man, thats priceless. It reminded me of when me and the family got our first computer, back like almost 15 years ago. Me and the little sisters had been pestering Mom for months about how much it would help with school work, though I was thinking about all the cool games it would play.

So on Christmas Eve, we get a computer from my Grandmother. My family was never big on wrapping, so it was unwrapped. The way it was given was top notch though. My Grandmother came into the living room with her cane in one hand, and a box of floppy disks in the other, singing "Merry Christmas to you!" to the tune of Happy Birthday. Naturally we lost our minds that day, but Grammy's would soon follow.