Egg is a game that is quite difficult to find. I guess it has not been available very long since it was replaced by Mickey Mouse, which possibly means there weren't many Egg games sold.
I remember playing Popeye at some moment, but do not recall actually playing it often so it must have been a loaner or one of my classmates that owned it.
I wonder of a game like this could still be made in this day and age. I mean, bashing Indians on their heads with a hammer to prevent them from setting fire to your fort?
Today I received my second game and added it to the "collection".
It's Parachute, and is actually the first ever electronic toy I played with in my life. Back in 1981, there weren't a lot of tech toys, so this one was actually quite amazing.
Egg is a game that is quite difficult to find. I guess it has not been available very long since it was replaced by Mickey Mouse, which possibly means there weren't many Egg games sold.
I remember playing Popeye at some moment, but do not recall actually playing it often so it must have been a loaner or one of my classmates that owned it.
Oh I really hate Disney characters, but it was a really good idea of Nintendo in the eighties to license several Game & Watch games from them.
I wonder of a game like this could still be made in this day and age. I mean, bashing Indians on their heads with a hammer to prevent them from setting fire to your fort?
Snoopy Tennis is another one of those cartoon licenses that are nice for fans but totally lame to play.
Turtle Bridge is one of those games that looks really lovely and colorful, but is actually crap when you play it.
Fire is a game that exists in two versions, the Silver version and the wide screen version.
My second wide screen Game & Watch game is Octopus. I used to be really addicted to this one, in the days that we only had Parachute and Octopus.
Today I received my second game and added it to the "collection".
