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   From: bel@whipassgaming.com   
      
   > Great cartridge artwork. Creamy Pastels... so Genesis :D   
      
   It's damn good gameplay too. :)   
      
   > I'll start with Tinhead. I have a feeling I can get this one with no   
   > problems.   
      
   I really enjoy it.   
      
   > I think I will give this one a shot. I love obscure sega titles.   
      
   It's definitely one of them, Izzy too.   
      
   > The Genesis is a fairly strong puzzle system in my opinion. Columns 1   
   > & 3 both rock. There are a few others as well. I'm not into it though.   
   > This sounded like something else.   
      
   I am pretty sure this is one I am thinking about, but I could be wrong.   
   It's nothing like Columns, of course, but has a puzzle element all its   
   own in terms of the gameplay. I too really enjoy Columns 1 and 3, and   
   even have that Columns Collection on the Saturn...not to mention a few   
   versions on the Game Gear.   
      
   > This must be SUPER rare. I thought they only made the T2 shooter for   
   > the system. I don't think I've ever seen this one anywhere.   
      
   Well, though not rare around here, it may be rare in your area or on the   
   net I suppose. There are four, IIRC, Terminator games on the Genesis:   
   The Terminator, T2: The Arcade Game, Terminator 2: Judgment Day and   
   Robocop vs Terminator. If you have a Sega CD, the version of The   
   Terminator there is WAY different than the Genesis original...and God is   
   it good.   
      
   > Doesn't sound so hot. Kind of looks like a Sonic clone.   
      
   Well, it's colorful and features and animal as the main character...but   
   I don't know that I'd call it a Sonic clone perse.   
      
   > That's the beauty of Genesis collecting. They are almost all cheap.   
      
   Indeed, indeed...well, until you start getting in to the really rare and   
   popular titles like Trouble Shooter, Streets of Rage 3...and don't even   
   get me started on the Mega Drive games...God, it seems like if take the   
   shittiest Genesis game out there, and then trade it in for the MD   
   version, all of the sudden it's worth hundreds. Cracks me up to no end.   
      
   > I'm struggling mightily right now to add any new Nintendo pieces, so   
   > I'm taking a break.   
      
   I've pretty much gone with emulation for my NES, despite still owning   
   the actual hardware and around 20 to 30 carts. I got a SNES a few months   
   back(I used to have one, and a shitload of games, but sold it all to get   
   a Saturn) so I've been trying to get a lot of the games I used to have,   
   but haven't put in a whole lot of effort. Recently bought another   
   N64(sold off my last one in disgust), why, I don't know...but I think   
   this time I may just concentrate on pure racing games, as the N64 seems   
   to do pretty well with those.   
      
   Bel   
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