Porky's for the 2600. I'm sure the game is utter crap, but it was cheap and it just seems like an oddball license to make a game out of, so why not. Plus, I really like the label art. Dead or Alive 2 for DreamCast...it just seems like a DreamCast collection isn't much of a DreamCast collection without it. And Jet Force Gemini for just 5 bucks. I don't think I ever played this back in the day, but I've heard some good things about it. The cart and label are in great condition as well.
I also got in a few games that I had ordered from eStarland.com. I've used eStarland a few times in the past and have always been very satisfied with their service. Their prices aren't too bad either. Now I have my first Atari Lynx game, Chips Challenge, which is still factory sealed. I'll be more than happy to break the seal on it once my Lynx arrives sometime next week. This is supposed to be a pretty fun little puzzle game. Also, I got the disc only Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective for Sega CD. Back when the Sega CD first came out, I really wanted this game. The funny thing was that I didn't even have a Genesis back then. I didn't even really want a Genesis, but this game almost persuaded me to blow my Christmas wishlist on a Genesis/Sega CD. Well, that didn't happen, but here we are about 20 years later and I finally have my Sherlock Holmes. I already have a case for the game, as I got a cracked disc copy of the game last month. Estarland had the disc only for just 3 smackers, so it was a no-brainer for me.
Well that's probably going to be all for this week, as I'll busy working all weekend.
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