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So here we have a green dude getting a blow job. Really, if you look at this green dude you can't think anything else. I mean why does have have that face and that expression unless something hit him in his green balls I don't see what else it could be. As usual this wonderful card comes with text that must be deciphered to be understood. Why don't you give it a shot?
Azurill evolves by happiness to Marill, then at level 18 to Azumarill. Very interesting evolution indeed! 
Misty holding Azurill
Hmm so today's ad is something to enjoy for the whole family. I'm sure this dude is getting a boner from having those boobies against him....Yeah, that player is feeling his prize! I never played this game but it sure looks fun from the screen shots. Then again, Ghostbusters looked fun from the screen shots and you know how that ended....
With all the lack of updates I decided to give you guys a little treat by giving you more content for your eyes to enjoy! Behold! Zombie Nation for the NES. The game is actually very hard to come by so it's a nice collectors item. I have yet to come across this game but I know what I'll do when I do come face to face with this rare fiend, low ball the seller! HAR HAR HAR
So here is the final chapter of the Lolo series for the NES. This one is actually my favorite one and as fun as the previous games. Be sure to pay your respects to a great puzzler as Lolo 3 has found a home, right here in Retro Gaming Life.
This ad sure attracted my attention. This kid looks too excited to be playing a Gameboy in the dark and look at the mom, she is just staring at him....incest anyone? Anyways, I remember this accessory because I actually bought it. It sucks, don't buy it! The thing eats your batteries like if it's a part of a all you can eat buffet and it's the only thing left in the whole buffet. If you see it in the flea market or thrift store you are better off buying it for .50 cents and putting it away. With the Gameboy SP, we don't need this crap. Enough said :)
Back in the day this was one of the ways I would buy used games for very reasonable prices. Now, they are long gone...I think they got bought off by Gamestop at some point. Nevertheless, it's always interesting to check out the prices of these games. I suggest you check out the price for Stadium Events.....I almost pissed my pants!
It's about time for a lot like this to come into my hands. I gotta say, there is a lot to love from this hunt so lets get started.
Before anyone asks, I paid 75 dollars for the entire lot. That means all the photos on this post so I'm sure they'll be something that will catch your eye. This lot is mostly made up of regular common games for the original Playstation console. I can't keep count how many copies of Need for Speed 3 I have....Anyone wants a freebie?
Here are more Playstation games. These came with no front art work so I had to open them so that I could get a nice view of what the games were.
Here is a game that's going in my collection and I'm not talking about the two loose disc games. Capcom vs SNK Pro is part of my team now!
Here are some PS2 games....The only one I remember that I don't have is the one in the middle. The rest of them I'm either going to sell or give away.
Here are the rest of them. I already have all of these so off to eBay or good friends I suppose.
Here is Resident Evil 4 for the Wii. I already have the Cube and PS2 versions so here we go once more! I might actually pick this one up and play it just for the Spanish cursing.
Here you have a blue Gameboy Pocket and some Pokemon games. I also got my first ever Playstation 3 game even though I don't have a Playstation 3!
Here are some accessories. The Gameshark for the Gameboy on the left and the mighty Super Gameboy on the right. Too bad the Super Gameboy 2 never came to the US but you can always hunt for the import.
And finally, here is a lot of SNES games. A little bit of everything including the classic TMNT 4 game as well as the Donkey Kong Country games. I gotta say, there is nothing that interests me in this lot as I either already have the game or I just don't care for the game.
Capcom vs SNK Pro(PS1)
Pokemon Red for the Gameboy changed the way we looked at monsters but Pokemon Red for the Famicom changed the ways we looked at Ash. Not only is this game buggy as hell but they forgot to show the Pokemon you choose for battle therefore always showing Ash in battle as if he was fighting the pokemon. There is no other way to explain monster cruelty when Ash uses his scratch attack on the poor monsters. Putting that aside, this game is actually very interesting and one that any pokemon fan shouldn't ignore.
The game is one of the very obscure releases in China. It was done with the intend to revive the Famicom console which is still alive in many places around the world believe it or not. The game was a very good attempt to port the gameboy title to an 8-bit console. It is very possible but it felt short in many factors like the battles and the music. The scenery also feels left unfinished but I have to hand it to these programmers to be able to accomplish such a task at all. The story is the same as the one in the original as you start off your journey to become a pokemon master. You have your rival and must get all eight badges. This is one of the games you can play through even if you don't know Chinese that is if you have played through the original ones as you will be able to know where to go or who to talk to.
As I mentioned before, Ash beats up pokemon. His pokemon won't obey him so he needs to go out and beat them up himself to gain respect. You are also at a higher level than all other pokemon which will aide you in your quest as you will be the only one to fight all these monsters. The battles are just like the ones in the original. You can attack, use item, run away, and switch pokemon once you have caught more. The music during the battles scenes is a tune of classical music. Yeah, you won't find any pokemon music in this game. I'm guessing they didn't have the will or time to port it like other pirates out there have done so.
The game does have the cities as the original does with the usual pokemart and pokemon center to help you heal yourself and your pokemon. You will also encounter different pokemon in the wild unlike the original one, you may find a legendary pokemon in the wild at one point or another. It's quite bizarre really but you have to think once more that this is a pirate and there are no legit rules!
So that should be it for this game. I have given you enough information so that you can make your decision whether you want to play this "gem" or not. There have been some claims that certain games freeze after a certain point but that's only if you play it on the console. If anything, use save state and be careful of what you do in the game. It's a fun experience overall and anyone will get a kick out of this one. Gotta catch em all pirate style arrrrr!
I like this ad mainly because of all the craziness going on in it. There is a tank and a fighter plane! I wonder what will happen next? Overall, I'm pleased by this ad although the only thing missing are actual screen shots of the game in action which makes me wonder if the game is any good at all. Where these advertisers so funked up about the game they decided to not show any screen shots of it at all? Guess we'll never know...
So here is a very kewl find I had at the thrift store yesterday. This is Super Tetris for IBM and yes it comes with the big disks! I gotta love those big disks. It's odd though the bottom of the box is open while the top is still sealed. I wonder what the story behind that is but I am glad to say that the game is complete. One day I'll get me one of those big disk drives and play these classic games the way they were meant to be played. Until next time!
