I played it last night, it definitely brings back memories of the old NES days. 8-bit remixes of Street Fighter themes in Mega Man style is exactly what melts the hearts of old school gamers.

It took me a second to realize that my keyboard wasn't working because my joystick was plugged in (the game loads gamepads/joysticks before keyboard, so disconnect any unwanted input peripherals before starting the game) but after that, I went on to beat Chun Li and Ryu before I had to shut it down for the night and head to bed.

This is what games are supposed to be -- fun, crisp controls, frustratingly difficult in some areas yet keeps you interested and entertained, and most importantly, developed for GAMERS and not SHAREHOLDERS.

That's for part-timers working from home

With a tip of the hat, a please and thank you --A Southerner

Oblig. Perry Bible Fellowship

This is why I work in Information Technology with a History degree. When a primary source in 774 is a reference to a colored spot in the sky, you might as well include that they rode on unicorns that vomited rainbows.

Yes, I was reading Ender's Game at this age, though that was the 80s ... it might be rated MA by today's standards

Glad we have good reasons to spend it on judgments like this.

I'm not too proud to admit I was once a member of Okcupid and had a lot of success with it. A major feature with the phone app was that it notified you that other people were in your area (in my case, females in the area), but were of course restricted to just Okcupid profiles. It even notified you if someone was a close match to you was in the area. What's different about this app and the app from TFA?