LimpingFish

I've always found this website handy for finding the right version of movies. It only deals in physical media though, so it won't help with digital versions. If you scroll down to the bottom of the page, you'll find the different running times in the "Cuts" section.

Hope it helps.

I'm pretty happy with my PSTV, but compatibility issues continue to be a bummer:

• Almost none of the HD collections work (no Sly, no Jax, no Ratchet, no MGS), which is weird since they make no use of the touch controls.
• Certain games did work (Sonic Racing Transformed, Jet Set Radio, etc), but don't any more.
• Retail versions of certain titles work, but not their digital counterparts.

Sigh.

You can check out the list of compatible games here.

If you have/had a PS3, then you've probably already had the chance to play the bulk of the Vita's compatible "AAA" titles, since they're mostly ports.

@ms_kitteh

Second game sounds like Interstate '76.

There's a Steam badge that levels based on how many games you own.

I've seen a few of these:

Flashback. Or M.U.S.H.A. Aleste. Or Alisia Dragoon. Or Castlevania: Bloodlines. Or Splatterhouse II. Or Eternal Champions.

I'm sure I wasn't the only person who used to hook a tape deck up the the Megadrive's headphone jack, and dub a game's Sound Test contents to a C-60.

I miss Sound Tests.

@Rxanadu It was ad-supported, and the servers have long since been taken offline. Additionally, most sites that carried it where asked to remove it (along with The Suffering and Area 51) by the current rights holder to those particular Midway titles.

Which is a bummer. :(

A specific one that comes to mind happens in Ninja Blade (PC). A level that required you to run along a collapsing corridor, and QTE your way out of a window, could only be completed if you hadn't died up to that point. If you had died, the QTE would never trigger.

Vehicles in Alpha Prime (PC) are another game-breaker. As soon as you try to drive one, the physics go bananas and the wheels fall off.

These are pretty obscure PC games (and I could probably rattle off dozens of PC-specific bugs), but the "best" game-stopping bug I can recall is the final boss fight in Resident Evil Gaiden on the Gameboy Color. I only managed to complete it once, because, more often than not, as soon as you had fired the killing shot, the game would glitch, reset the Gameboy, and erase your save.

Some excellent designs, so far. This is my attempt. I've tried to incorporate most of the ideas people have already mentioned.

F.

@KingofClassy: Having completed it, I can tell you that it's not much fun. For less than two beans, though, you probably won't hate yourself for buying it.

And Scottish Scoot has been replaced with Generic American Scoot.