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This is a great review! This review is nice and in depth and probably might persuade more people into giving the game a try. So yeah, great review.

The oldest game I own I think is Ultima 4 for DOS. In terms of physical games (I have Ultima 4 on GOG.com. You can get it for free there.) the oldest game I have is Stellar 7 CD version on DOS. The newest I think is Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions for the 3DS.

thing1 : When I signed up for my second Yahoo! account back in 2008 I came up with the name of "Fablefire" because I thought the user name sounded cool.
Black Bot : Well I do have one question. What is the game that is the most played over the internet on the Retro Game Room?
meme the rose4 : Hi Rose! I can't wait to be a full fledged Vizzed member!  

Daren : Hey Daren! There are plenty of awesome games to try out indeed. Using this website I tried out Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 and Kirby Super Star, and those are great games. Definitely having some fun here.
GenesisJunkie : Hey GenesisJunkie! I do indeed like Sega's games. I like the Sonic the Hedgehog games and I am a fan of their light gun games such as Virtua Cop 1 and 2 and House Of The Dead 1 and 2.
B619ook : Hey B619ook! It really is a neato site since there are a ton of awesome games to try out.
thing1 : Hi Thing1! I've actually never played any of the Fable games until I got Fable 3 during the "Get games for free with your Xbox Live Gold Subscription!" plan. It is a good game. I'll be sure to get some help from you when I need help.
Black Bot : Hi Black Bot! I am doing great today, glad you feeling great as well!

In this thread just post what your high score is on the arcade game of your choice! I'll be starting with my Robotron 2084 high score. I think it was 36900. Play Robotron 2084 on Vizzed!: https://www.vizzed.com/playonlinegames/game.php?id=54887 (Don't worry, this isn't at subtle advertisement for Robotron 2084.) 

I do in fact use a PC controller! My controller is actually a adapter that converts a PS2 controller to a PC controller with a PS2 controller hooked up to it. I normally use my controller to play emulators such as NEStopia and Fusion, I use it to play platformer games such as Sonic CD and Rayman, and I also use it to play fighting games on MAME and of course on Vizzed.

That's some really nice art!

I have three games from the PS1 library that I absolutely adore.

NHL 98:
There are two sports games that I adore: NFL Blitz, and the EA Sports NHL games. The NHL games are very solid titles, and the series transition to 3D may be awkward and dated by today's standard, but they still have great gameplay. NHL 98 is not a exception. The game is fast and fun and it is always satisfying to score.

Robotron X:
This game is a solid recreation of the classic Robotron 2084. As with earlier attempts at rebooting classic games, this game is 3D. However this game still packs the same fast and fun twin-stick shooting action as its predecessor. 

Tekken 3:
Tekken is probably my favorite fighting game series. I mostly like for its speed. Each round of a fight goes by really fast. However the developers didn't trade fun for speed, which is the reason why Tekken is such a solid series. Tekken 3 is probably the best out of them all. It has the speed, it has the fighting, and it has the fun maxed out, which makes for a solid entry in the series.

Sludgehead : Thanks! If I ever do another review, I will keep the same quality as this one!

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Barathemos : Oh, okay. I knew it was something to do with costs and stuff. However when I get enough Viz I will definitely look into it. BTW, that is a cool Mega Man and Zero pic.
PixelBrick : I might want to look into the Video Game Room once I want to review some games such as Minecraft.  Also I noticed that the Video Game Room has a MAME section, so I am going to look into that also.

Barathemos : Hello there Barathemos! There certainly are some gems here like GoldenEye 007, Perfect Dark, Donkey Kong Country, etc. I am certainly going to have a great time! Question: Will the PlayStation library of games be open to most users soon (Anyone can spend Viz on one PS1 game rather than buy the PS1 item to get the PS1 library of games.), or will it remain exclusive to the people who own the item? 

Unreal Tournament is definitely my favorite PC game. The music and the gameplay still to this day are absolutely solid. I wish the multiplayer community was a little bigger, but it is still there. And there is also a release on Steam and GOG.com and a demo, so there is no excuse not to try it out. There is also the Classic Doom series which is equally solid, but is even better with Brutal Doom which revamps the weapons and challenge. Much fun to be had with both those games.

Sludgehead : Hello there Sludgehead! Don't worry, the thread title was just another of one of my pieces of sarcasm. 
PixelBrick : Do you know how the Battle Arena works? I would like to know how a battle works since the feature sounds really interesting. I might want to look into it once it has been implemented.

I did in fact. I thought it was okay at best. But I think the most remarkable thing about this game was that the TurboGrafx-CD version came out in the 80s. That is just amazing.

PixelBrick : Hello there PixelBrick! The companion system sounds pretty cool, might want to look into that.

Hello there guys! My name is Fablefire, although my real name is Zachary Young. I am a huge fan of retro games, particularly on DOS and the PlayStation. I own several game systems, such as the Wii, Xbox 360, the PlayStation 2, Atari Flashback 2, DS Lite, 3DS, 2 color variations of the Game Boy Advance SP, and the PC. Right now I only have owned 1 game, GoldenEye 007, however I am looking forward to getting more games, and getting the Nintendo 64 item. As for my history on here, when I got on your website I tried out 3 games: NHL '94 for Sega Genesis, NHL '94 for Sega CD, and GoldenEye 64. I was very impressed with this website however there was only 1 flaw: the Sega CD version of NHL '94 don't emulate perfectly since the ROM image doesn't contain the redbook audio tracks, but other than that this website is absolutely awesome. I gone on over to the registration page and immediately submitted a form for a account, however I never got my registration code, I never even got it the next day, and I never got it in a month. So just now I submitted another form, got my code in a speedy fashion, and finally signed up, and so far this is a great site! Now a little off-topic question: How does the Nintendo 64 playback licensed music like in the Pro Skater games? Does it play it as a single sample? If so is there a more in depth explanation, and if so what is it? Anyways, thanks for reading this!