Activision Anthology

THE BAD:
What are you, nuts?

SUMMARY:
How do I describe this thing of retro gaming greatness? One word: perfection. For you see, it is not a matter of graphics or complexity; it's about how fun it is to play the game. In this case, however, it's no less than 48 games all packed along with tons of stuff to unlock, a cool 80's soundtrack, and COMMERCIALS. I mean seriously, you get to see the stuff that your parents saw. Or stuff you saw, for that matter. There's the regular classic games, such as Spider Fighter and Pitfall! and also games never before on a compilation before, like Decathlon and Robot Tank(which rocks). And even a couple never before released including a fun little game called Kabobber and an interesting prototype only 80 percent complete called Thwocker. What more could you possibly ask for with this? Let me count them. 1: unlockable stuff like those patches you could get, commercials, and even different ways to play the games. 2:MUSIC straight from the 80's to play while the games are going, but in the case of Pitfall II, that's not necessary. 3: I don't know what else, but Activision really did well with this. I may not be old enough to remember these games, but I do know what I like, and this is what I like. I'm also smart. Twenty phlangelical appendages way, way up! This is 4-bit gaming at its best, baby.

THE BAD:
Grapics(what can expect from game older than you for most of us).

SUMMARY:
This is just a bunce of really old 80's games. Of corse they are all by Activision. There are some never before released games, and some really messed up never before released games. Plane and simple this is more of a game you shaould play with your freinds or if your just plain bored. I am not responsible for people becomming even more bored.