This is the quote from my favorite geek shirt. It has a NES controller on it with that quote. I ended up buying Capcom classics for the xbox the other day for 15 bucks. It was the best 15 bucks I had ever spent. That collection is pure nostalgia. For those who don't know, Capcom made some of the best games of the 80's and 90's. My first example is Street Fighter 2. This game has 3 versions of it. Street Fighter 2 was a revolutionary step forward in the fighting genre. It was the first game to incorporate 6 buttons and special moves activated by joystick patterns. I wasted many a quarter trying to beat the local "pinball wizards" of this game at the mall. Eventually, it came out for the SNES. Every day after school let out my friends would come over for "party time" at Jason's house. These events mass quanities of Jolt cola and Street Fightin'. Yeah, lame I know....but it was fun. I got to be fairly good at the game. I picked it up the other night and I'm proud (or embarassed) to say that it was just like riding a bike...I picked up where I left off 15 years ago. I welcome all comers that want to challenge me. (side note...this is the 3rd damn time I've written this. Something is wrong with me loading pictures into text. They keep going in next to one another rather than dispersed through the text. I don't know how to fix it, I'm tired of fucking with it, and my damn browser crashes every time I try to mess with it. So, no more pictures...which is a shame because I have some sweet shots of Super Ghost and Goblins and Bionic Commando. Those are the other two games on this disc that are top notch. Bionic commando was an insanely hard game in it's day, and it still is today. The controls aren't that tight though...so I got tired of it quick. Ghouls and Ghosts and Super Ghosts and Goblins are another story altogether. These are two sequels to a classic game. The controls are spot on, the graphics are great (for their time) and the gameplay is tough as hell. I must be getting old with slow reflexes. I've been stuck on the first stage for the last two nights, seriously, it's that tough a game. Anyway, it's pure joy to waste hours of my day on games that I've already wasted hours on all those years ago.