SPEAKING of Q*Bert, from the last post:
In 1983, Gottlieb for some reason teamed up with Mello Yello soft drink (do they even MAKE Mello Yello anymore?!? LOL), and released the promotional coin-op arcade game MELLO YELLO Q*BERT. The only difference between the original and MYQ*B is the cutscene after completing two pyramid's on each level. Cute, on the same level as the cutscenes from Pac-Man after completing a couple mazes at a time.
Really, there isn't a version of Q*Bert I DON'T like, but not too keen on the Atari 2600 version, the one I got for Xmas 1983. It was OK for the platform but will ALWAYS prefer the arcade version from 1983. The barely-noticed 3-D Q*Bert 3 for Super NES wasn't half-bad, either.
Let's have some color-changing fun!!
In 1983, Gottlieb for some reason teamed up with Mello Yello soft drink (do they even MAKE Mello Yello anymore?!? LOL), and released the promotional coin-op arcade game MELLO YELLO Q*BERT. The only difference between the original and MYQ*B is the cutscene after completing two pyramid's on each level. Cute, on the same level as the cutscenes from Pac-Man after completing a couple mazes at a time.
Really, there isn't a version of Q*Bert I DON'T like, but not too keen on the Atari 2600 version, the one I got for Xmas 1983. It was OK for the platform but will ALWAYS prefer the arcade version from 1983. The barely-noticed 3-D Q*Bert 3 for Super NES wasn't half-bad, either.
Let's have some color-changing fun!!
If I EVER play a winning lotto ticket, which I rarely do - aside from my own Jabba's Palace, I ALSO want a life-sized color-changing Q*Bert pyramid! Those would be my two "splurge" things, the rest invested wisely! LOL
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