Looking for 70s, 80s and/or 90s Cartoons?

[Melbosa]

Maybe your not, but I found this website: http://www.inkandpaintdvd.com/

And I'm getting this one right now: http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=6453 found on: http://www.inkandpaintdvd.com/?page=december_dandd

[Mr. Analog]

There are a few I'm really looking foreward to (if they can ever be done)

• The Mighty Orbots
• Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors
• Thunderbirds 2086

and of course

• MIGHTY MOUSE!

[Mr. Analog]

Man, these guys have some great titles!

[Darren Dirt]

I'm getting this one right now: http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=6453 found on: http://www.inkandpaintdvd.com/?page=december_dandd

"Dungeons & Dragons was one of CBS' most popular animated series, airing from 1983-1986..."
Ah yes, back when a young Tom Hanks starred in the cheesy film "Mazes & Monsters", and when "Gauntlet*" introduced soon-to-be-extremely-rich arcade owners the joy of 4-player insert-coin-any-time games Ah, the Golden Age...


- - -* review of Xbox 360 version
^ Apparently the slight improvements make it worth the $5.00 download:
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The 360 Live Arcade version of Gauntlet really picks up due to the 4-player online support, as four friends trucking through the many levels of the game can be a great night?s entertainment. Like Smash TV, though, Gauntlet probably won?t last you all that long, but it?s good to play in bursts (and it still is only $5). The game doesn?t lag at all, and you?ll find setting up ranked or private rooms is pretty straightforward. Also included are leaderboards and achievements, and these both add some additional long-term value to the game. Try actually getting to level 100 ? tough stuff!

...Gauntlet pays homage to the original arcade title with some new multiplayer support and a couple of new features. It only costs $5 and will provide a throwback experience that many wanted to see from Xbox Live Arcade on the Xbox 360.
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