Bumping with some 5200, Looney Tunes Hotel aside. Can't actualyl complain as I got some pretty typical games. Centipede, Gyruss, Ms. Pac-Man, Pole Position, all completely fine or at least serviceable ports of similarly fine or good arcade games. Blue-Print and Mr. Do!'s Castle being somewhat rarer arcade ports, but similarly decent.

The usual batch of protos showed up as well, with A.E. being a slightly cut-down version of the Apple II game that still looks like an Apple II game. The planned port of Stargate also looks like the original, which is good in this case, but runs like a slideshow as soon as too many enemies show up and it doesn't run fast outside of it. Probably should've cut that down a bit unlike A.E.

Picrel is another proto, Spitfire. It's a game with 3D destructible environments. You'd expect it to run badly, but it runs acceptably. Playing it is a different matter as your player ship is more a point from which shots are fired. Doesn't feel like it is moving in the world, moreso that the world is moving around it. It's like an early laserdisc game in a way, it would've probably been better to have an FPS/cockpit view. Hitting things takes some getting used to as well. It's also just not pretty to look at. Unsurprisingly it got cancelled because they couldn't figure out how to make it play well.