The King of Pop, Michael Jackson, And His Love For Video Games
One will always remember what they were doing during: The attack on Pearl Harbor, the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the assassination of John Lennon and September 11th! Well, now we can add a new one to the list, The Shocking Death of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
I can’t put into words how utterly devastated I have been since I heard the news last Thursday. This is a man whose music inspired young and old, near and far. Growing up in the 80’s, his music was everywhere. He was the Mozart of our time. A child prodigy and musical genius that awed crowds from all over the world.
We at Perezstart.com, would like to send our prayers to the Jackson family. Michael touched all of our lives and his memory will live with us forever.
Michael not only loved music and dancing, he also had a love for video games as well. It was mentioned that Michael had many arcade machines in the Neverland Ranch on free play. Also in 1990, he teamed up with Sega to create Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker.
Okay, we can all admit we loved the Castlevanias, Metroids and the Ninja Gaidens. These were great all around games with a great theme, action, great storylines and excellent gameplay. However, there were a few great that had all of the aforementioned qualities minus the great theme. Does lacking a great theme disqualify a game from being great? I don’t think so, I just think that one would play the heck out of it, but just never tell anyone about it. These are my top 5 games I loved but was ashamed to admit it!
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