Frogger (PSX)

So I played this stupid game for 2 hours. Half of which was spent trying to beat level 4. I don't think I could even beat level 5 because there's too many cars. Did I mention the game is uberhard? Well, it is. Most of the time was spent yelling and cursing at the game's controls. I thought I couldn't beat level 3, but I did after a half-hour of playing the damn thing. And at the beginning of my playing, my eye hurt, so two hours later even though I was stressed out about beating level 4, it oddly hurts less. I get these stupid eyeaches from time to time. I don't know why. I wonder if anyone in the history of this game has beat "retro" level 5. That's what I'm talking about when I talk about level 4: There's different types of games. Retro is the first available one, which plays just like the Frogger that we're all used to. The other versions (levels) are too complicated for me, but I suppose when I try this game again I'll try the ones I didn't try before. Now I'm totally sick of Frogger. Maybe later today I'll play Crash Team Racing. I was going through storage in the garage looking for something else when I came across my PlayStation I bought at a used video game store (I was a N64 kid. Mario Kart 64 raised me from 16 up.) Now I'm in to the PlayStation again. Funny how things work. Well, I just paid for Namco Museum 3 and Tetris Plus so when they get here I'll have something else to try. I already have Tetris Plus for the Saturn. I was thinking of selling my Saturn, but I doubt anyone is interested in it because it isn't modded to play Japanese games. And before you ask for it, I've decided to keep it for now. I had put my PSX in the garage sale, but nobody bought it. I'm kinda sorta glad no one did. But the used game store's PSX game prices are really outrageous. I think they wanted something like $10 for most of the games. I've yet to find many good things I like for this console. Crash Bandicoot is too f---ing hard. I think I'll just stick to remade classic games like the ones I've mentioned for now until something catches my eye. Out of all the 9 PSX games I have about half aren't remakes that didn't see the light of day two decades ago.