Time for another "current status" report
I´ve been playing Lynxopoly no doubt for 15-20 hours now; I can really highly recommend it!
Waiting for two new (to me) games to arrive this week now, Gauntlet and Awesome Golf; so when if not right now would be the moment for a short 2 1/2 months of Lynx gaming self-reflectional summary?
- I use the power plug about 50% of all times; and NiMH rechargeables the other half. This coincides with where I physically am and not with any preference or so. The Lynx is pretty heavy with batteries, sure, but having the cable around takes away all that portable idea IMO, so it´s sometimes batteries, sometimes power plug.
- I keep the cartridges in these Gameboy plastic cases; 2 in one fit very well.
- Plans include CyberVirus, AlpineGames, Zaku and the Lynx game walletts; since I´d have to order them from the US (exception of AlpineGAmes) I´d better wait until I get it in one big parcel. Would be great for the week after Christmas...
- Recently the platformers got so much positive feedback but IMHO, and from what I know from testplaying them with HANDY, I play the ones I have not as often as I´d have thought, so I guess I won´t actively look out for Rygar, VikingChild etc. This is my personal opinion for the time being though.
- Absolute long-time (well, 2 1/2 months so far

) HIGHLIGHTS and personal faves include (listed after playtime spent with them):
LYNXOPOLY (usually I start with either continuing my current round here or with one of the next.)
STEEL TALONS
JOUST
BATTLEWHEELS
BATTLEZONE 2000
CHECKERED FLAG
WARBIRDS
LEMMINGS
PAPERBOY
XYBOTS
RAMPART
BLUE LIGHTNING
SHANGHAI
PAC-LAND
Games that I personally consider mediocre right now appear to be the rest but I haven´t finished yet, the long winter has only started just now
All in all I have some 33 games by now. Two sets were ordered from some very friendly people from the forum, all others come from Germany, Netherlands and UK pro dealers (from what I know).
Is there a game I really dislike?! Not really. I am disappointed that I fail to solve a single Shanghai puzzle (the GBC Shanghai seems so much easier); I can´t get the hang of Hydra and TurboSub. The only real issue, no surprise, I´m having is the power plug availability hassle, and the need for twelve NiMH rechargeables for longer train or car rides.
Edited by Atari_afternoon, Sun Nov 21, 2010 5:57 PM.