Hmmm...my favorite video game would either be "Thrillville: Off the Rails", by LucasArts, or "WWE: 13" by THQ.  In "Thrillville: OTR" you're the nephew, or niece, of Mortimer, inventor, and theme park extraordinaire.  He appoints you manager of his theme park chain, "Thrillville". 

As for "WWE: 13", I mean I haven't played a wrestling game since I played "WCW: Mayhem" for the PS1, 8 years ago!  So I'm glad to play one again, especially this good!  I mean, you can make your own RING, for crying out loud, same with creating wrestlers.  The biggest thing I've noticed is "Attitude Era" where you can play as the old-school wrestlers from "WWF", or "WCW", like Hulk Hogan, or Bill Goldberg! 

So yeah, those are my two favorite games, "Thrillville: Off the Rails", and "WWE: 13".

I'm pretty much gonna play my games, work on my videos, and go to Boy Scout Summer Camp again.  It's gonna be rad-tacular!

You could've used a different color for the text, making it more distinguishable.  Other than that, good review.

   "Space Cavern" was released for the Atari 2600 in 1981, by Apollo.  So let's get in to what makes "Space Cavern" a great Atari game.


GRAPHICS: 8/10  - The graphics in "Space Cavern" are very colorful and flashy (in a good way), and very good for 1981.


SOUND: 8/10  - Sound is pretty good, especially when you blast the Electrosauri (I'll cover them in a bit).  Also, when you get hit and your guy

gets fried, Atari and Stern used that sound effect when they made Berzerk for the Atari, a year later.  The sound itself may take some getting

used to.


ADDICTIVENESS: 9/10  - Very addicting, at least for it's day, it's definitely unique for a shooter.  So you control your astronaut guy with LEFT

and RIGHT, you use the FIRE BUTTON to shoot up, where the Electrosauri fly, or weave, you press UP to shoot the Marsupods, coming at
 
you from the sides. 


STORY: 10/10  - "You are in command of a Mark XIV intergalactic star-cruiser in an uncharted quadrant of outer space.  You land on a

mysterious planet riddled with a subterranean maze of tunnels and caverns inhabited by savage Electrosauri whose horns generate
 
electro-molecular charges capable of disintegrating you and your crew.  Your photon ray pistol is activated by the joystick and fire button.

The iridescent eyes of the Electrosauri light the cavern walls as they stalk you, their horns crackling and sizzling.  If even one blast of

electro-molecular energy strikes you, your skeleton will glow inside your body as the bio-molecular compounds of your body disintegrate.

WARNING: Beware the savage attack of shaggy marsupods."  It even follows a similar story to another Apollo game called "Spacechase",

I like that.


DEPTH: 8/10  - With 48 game variations, changing difficulty, the patterns of the Electrosauri, the ability to steer shots, number of players,

and/or the number of Electrosauri, or marsupods.


DIFFICULTY: 6/10  - As you might guess it gets harder, the further you go.  I mean, "Space Cavern" was made when you couldn't always beat

home console video games, it's infinite.


OVERALL: 9/10  - "Space Cavern" is an awesome Atari game, and a very under-rated one.  Yes, "Pitfall!" was awesome, but so was

"Space Cavern", it was also my first Atari game I got with it's ORIGINAL PACKAGING!  So, I hope this review is better than any of my previous

ones.

My favorite creepy pasta story would have to be "Pokémon: Creepy Black", I mean, you can kill any trainer you want, at least eventually, if you battle them more than once.  Even in 8-bit graphics, the Ghost's stare is transfixing, like your being possessed.

1. NINTENDO WII:  I love how you can control what doing through motion with the Remote, even the Nunchuck works with motion sometimes..  It also has a vast amount of accessories the make games like "Mario Kart: Wii", or "007: Goldeneye" that much more RADICAL!!!  The Wii is a very under-rated game console.

2. SONY PLAYSTAION 2:  I've gotten MANY PS2 games for about 9 years now, whether it's "Taito Legends", "Fight Night: Round 2", or "The Omega Strain", the PS2 is just a good time!  It was definitely the greatest game console a generation or two ago, introducing DVD capability to home game consoles!

3. NINTENDO GAME BOY ADVANCE:  The GBA has been my trusty portable M-16 of gaming for 11 years now, you can play EVERY Game Boy title, from Game Boy Original, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance!  Granted, it does not have a back-lit screen, but there are light add-on's to it.  It's basically a hand-held, backwards-compatible Super Nintendo Entertainment System!