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From Polygon: Good Job! also supports same-system co-op for two players. The game plays exactly the same way, but having a second character with a second set of hands means you can solve puzzles slightly faster, assuming everyone is on the same page. Which, if you’ve ever played a physics-based co-op game, is a hard no. And yet, even when things go very poorly, Good Job!’s raucous calamities remain infinitely entertaining. The game is often at it’s best when your attempts are at their worst. I haven't got yet but might grab it later.

I have been looking for one for a couple of months with no success! If I see any I will let you know.

Do you only do Doncaster or do you also sell at other markets/online? Just curious! I’ve considered travelling down from Scotland for one if these but never sure it’s worth the effort. Looks like some good stuff tho! Only thing I am aware of here is Play Expo Glasgow, grabbed a few bits there last year.

https://www.analogue.co/editions/nt-mini-noir/ In case anyone is interested and has not had an email.

cheers, wouldn’t have thought to look there

I've been enjoying your videos! Not seen the Bubble Bobble one yet but have loved them all so far.

Anyone recommend a good place to pick up an RGB modded N64 in the UK or is ebay the best bet? I had bookmarked https://www.oldskoolconsoles.com/product-page/rgb-modded-n64-grey-ntsc-t-w-n64rgb-with-deblur ages ago but they seem to be out of stock on everything.

this is the most bizarre thing. It’s like they haven’t seen a map before. Some of the segments that flash to indicate the general area you are in are massive. loving this game though.

I’m hoping to have a go on the C64 version at some point this week also.

Had a few goes on the Xbox Live Arcade version of this today and whilst it’s hard, it’s not as bad as I remember it. That said, I still can’t get past Stage 2 - though I don’t think I ever actually made it that far before. I would agree that a reasonable part of the difficulty comes from the controls. Up to jump is just such a weird anachronism these days and it takes a fair bit of getting used to. The jumping guys killed me the first few times at end of first stage and then I died to another new enemy type (paratrooper) middle of stage 2. I’ll have another crack tomorrow.

I’d throw Fifa in for the Mega Drive. It’s easy to forget how revolutionary it felt when it first came out. And the SNES version was a mess when it eventually came out.

I think that’s in large part due to the J-Cart allowing easy 4 player. Was a regular go to for us as kids.

I remember putting some coins into this in the game room of a pub whilst on holiday, must’ve been about 8. Still scarred by how brutally hard it was, think I lasted about 20 seconds. I think I’ll try the arcade version and see if it’s still as brutal

Took one for the team and bought Control. Enjoy it on Game Pass any day now. You’re welcome.

Right I knocked up a quick list today https://www.doesitflip.com/ It works from a basic JSON list that should be really easy/quick for me to update or maybe others could do pull requests for the updates (I'll add details when I set that up). It looks dead basic just now, I've added some extra info I wanted to get something out there or I'd have ended up letting it languish. It should work offline after the first visit just now (although I am not 100% sure it updates the offline content, still to look at that) and I'll try and add a search at some point. To be honest I wasn't sure it needed to be anything more than a list... Helpful if any of you could suggest any games I've missed, went from memory and what I have installed. On a related note is Sisters Royale: Five Sisters Under Fire any good? And is it on the right side of the creepy line? EDIT: just seen Trebles review in the other thread : http://www.mentalhealthgaming.com/sisters-royale-five-sisters-under-fire-mhg-review/