there should be a little bit of clarity here. Here is the backstory to the issue:
Guy walks into MGC and has NEVER played a turbografx before. He decides after playing some turbo at TURBOFEST that he must own a TG16. He goes to the vendor area and buys the turbo. He then walks over to madgear's section and looks at buying a couple TurboChips to take home and fully experience turbo for the first time.
Majors walks over and says 'Oh, I'm the king hippo of turbografx games, I'll help you pick out some games!!' Elated at the news that a turbo veteran would help him pick out some of the best games ever, Guy says 'Cool, thank you. What should I purchase?'
Majors starts going through some of the less expensive games to start with. He tells Guy to buy Side Arms instead of Legendary Axe or Final Lap Twin. (Guy was thinking of buying one or two games) When I overheard Tony suggest Side Arms over LA or FLT, I jumped to the rescue.
I argued that Side Arms, while an ok shootie, wasn't the 'turbo' experience that a kid that was playing the turbo at home for the first time. Besides there was another vendor 15 feet away that had Bonk's Adventure for $10. I suggested that the guy pick up Legendary Axe and Bonk. Majors said that Side Arms was the perfect choice. I thought, and still do, that Side Arms is just an ok game, and in no way should be considered an A-List title that you would introduce to a nooby turbo fan. So he wound up listening to Majors and went home with Side Arms. Didn't pick up Legendary Axe or FLT or even Bonk's Adventure. Luckily for him Carlton also said he had a loosey Blazing Lazers that he sold him cheap, so Guy wasn't unlucky enough to go home with JUST Side Arms.
I may have suggested that the guy will pop in Side Arms, then 10 minutes later slap that package on eBay that same night, and he would be better off with Ordyne.
f*cking Side Arms.....
Majors, you're lucky we're not SegaNerds cause this type of argument could ruin a friendship
