Next up from My showcase is Rare's great 1988 Cobra Triangle that has it's 35th anniversary this year

As a side note I remember when I discovered this wonderful game, it was My friend Joey E's birthday party when he was playing it, amazing about that

See, now that I remember playing. I didn't own, but a friend must've or I rented, but that I distinctly recall.

Well that's really good PB

From My showcase here's Ghosts & Goblins for the NES!



Here's Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts for the SNES!

I guess you have no connection to Ghosts & Goblns Next up is this great & sweet Addams family SNES game

While I don't have the game, I showcased a cool ad of Addams Family Values from My Game Players Magazine

Oh, the original Ghost n Goblins I played a little. My cousin had the game. I never really played the SNES, though, so most games for that aren't going to be really familiar to me.

OK that's good, that & The Addams Family two were the only spooky ones I showcased for SNES. Now we're off to SEGA CD which was so cool. I had explained in My presentation how SEGA truly made what video games are supposed to be...VIDEO GAMES! Just such a shame a lot people didn't like this style but I loved these types of games. First up is 1992's Night Trap that was actually a Hasbro production

So like I said, SEGA CD was really a true video game system because it had video...shame people didn't like it and see it this way Now unlike Night Trap these are a mixture of video and traditional gameplay. I got these two great Sony games that's based on the movies as a Double Deal. Buy 1, get 1 Free as you can see the detail in My grand showcase

Bram Stoker's Dracula



Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Never knew these existed. Different.

Yes they were. Now this was a completely new game that Sega made for the Sega CD, it's truly like a movie