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3416ArticlemickyarberWelcome! Good effort on your first article. I too once had a place like that I could visit. It was called Buck Fever for some d*mn reason. It was in the early 90's, and that store was capitalizing on the hot markets for sports cards and comic books. I remember my older brother and his best friend taking me there the day Superman #75 came out and I was instantly hooked. We would go every other week when they got paid and drop some cash. At the time, we lived about a half hour away from that store. Now, I live just 5 minutes from there and pass it on the way to the kids school and back...and a lot of times driving by, I shudder when I look over and see an insurance office where the great Buck Fever used to be.Blast to the Past!Mar 05, 2016View
3415ArticlemickyarberBack in '88 while going through NYC, my family got lost in Chinatown. That was kinda scary to a 10 year old. Really fun article.China TownMar 04, 2016View
3414Articlemunkysrench"I was neglected by my older siblings" --- I resent that! Lol. I do remember when it was out for a while and you had started collecting/trading cards that first year. I wasn't sure if you were actually playing the card game, or just collecting them just to have them. Actually, I still don't know. I know we didn't bond much as kids, with what different likes we had, but I still loved you bud. I'm glad you lived with me for those 5 years, because we had bonded so much. Another great read, allowing me to stroll down another one of many memories in our home.20 years of Pok'emon: Looking back to the franchise as an adultMar 04, 2016View
3413ArticlemunkysrenchThis is one Christmas special I'm glad I missed after reading your review. Good read, budAdventures of Sonic the Hedgehog - Sonic Christmas BlastMar 04, 2016View
3412ArticleRick Ace Rhodes@massreality True, but I feel like their consoles haven't been up to par for years now. They might have the money, but I honestly get the feeling if they don't get their act together on the consoles their more then likely to drop them and port all their licensed characters else well.Encountering The JaguarMar 01, 2016View
3411ArticlemassrealityI remember drooling all over the video game case at Toys R Us when I first saw the Jaguar. It was just so different I couldn't help but want it. Of course, it was crazy expensive and I was just a kid so I didn't get it. That hasn't stopped me from wanting one all these years later. I've read the reviews and I know its a waste of plastic. Still, its just that one Holy Grail from my childhood that I never got. One day, I'll own a Jaguar. I gotta say @Rick Ace Rhodes, you are wrong about Nintendo following suit soon. They have enough money in the bank to run a deficit for over thirty years before running into issues. They are also a company that better managed than either Sega or Atari. Encountering The JaguarMar 01, 2016View
3410ArticleRick Ace RhodesI still can't believe it's been 20 years. It feels just like yesterday I was watching the original series on Kids WB.20 years of Pok'emon: Looking back to the franchise as an adultMar 01, 2016View
3409ArticleRick Ace Rhodes@Vaporman87 It's a real shame that someone like Atari had to go out so bad. Given their history, I don't think they ever understood how to deal with competition.Encountering The JaguarMar 01, 2016View
3408ArticleVaporman87My brother and I owned an Atari Jaguar. I can tell you it was easily the worst of the consoles saturating the market at that time. There was the occasional decent game for it, but it just didn't stand a chance. You can't make developing for a console a difficult task. As you mentioned, that alone killed the Jaguar before it could even get off the ground. Encountering The JaguarFeb 29, 2016View
3407ArticleRadicalOh wow, it got published. Thank you for the positive feedback! I kinda wrote it the morning of the article deadline, so I wasn't able to proofread it. It was hard coming up with a story to tell that I hadn't already told! Blast to the Past was really that amazing; so much so that I had to invite you all along! I should have touched everything when I had the chance! Blast to the Past!Feb 29, 2016View