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I recently re-acquired an NES (my last NES died about 13 years ago and I never really bothered to get another one until now) and I ended up falling down the rabbit hole of adding to my relatively small (about 12 games prior to getting the NES) collection of NES games. This game is the first of several NES games I've recently picked up (I got a pretty good deal on it) and I couldn’t be more excited as it’s also one of the 3 NES Mega Man games (the others being 4 & 5) that I’d never played before (mainly because I had moved onto the Sega Genesis by the time this game came out) so I’m really looking forward to finally playing this game.

P.S. any advice or recommendations on which robot master I should start with first?

In the lead up to release of 007 First Light I’ve been on a bit of a James Bond kick, but since I have a relatively small library of Bond movies (9 movies prior to picking up Die Another Day, all five Craig Bond movies, Goldeneye, Live & Let Die, The Man with the Golden Gun, and License to Kill) I started looking into the various Blu-Ray & 4K releases/collections for the pre Craig era Bond movies to pick up. While doing research on which release/releases I should pick up I found out that for some releases, such as Die Another Day, about half of special features from the 2 Disc Special Edition DVD (including a 90 min documentary on the making of the movie, the making of the video game 007 Nightfire, and more) are missing from all the Blu Ray releases of the movie.

Since I’m a sucker for exclusive & extensive behind the scenes/making of content (I still have the 4 disc extended edition DVDs for all 3 LotR movies) and have something of a soft spot for Die Another Day (it was the first Bond movie I saw in theaters) I decided to get a sealed Widescreen copy of the 2 disc Special Edition, which I managed to find for relatively ($8 tot including S&H) cheap. Now that it’s finally arrived it has me wondering is there a particular release you have in your collection that you refuse to “upgrade“ due to it having certain special features/behind the scenes content that wasn’t not carried over to other releases? and what’s you have favorite physical media release of a James Bond movie so far?