One of the best arcade conversions on the Amiga indeed. And a great game! Another really good one and personal favorite of mine is Pang! Although maybe that's a less demanding game than Toki.

Oh nice! I loved the game on the Atari Lynx. Even managed to complete it. That's what you get when you're young and only got one game I guess. It maybe runs a bit slower on Lynx. Also finished it in the Arcade with a bucket of coins. Such a shame the PS4 remaster doesn't have save states.

One of my most played carts on Evercade!

Can't say I'm convinced enough by Helix to actually start reading it. Can relate with the slump though. I'm reading Consider Phlebas and I'm finding myself too easily distracted.

As a Dutchy, I frequently have stroopwafels. And also "koekkruinels". Basically pieces of stroopwafel with stroop poured over. Mjum!

I have fond memories of Blake's 7. Especially how the "guns" looked. I'm looking forward to your ranking

There are quite a lot of them, so a full collection does take up a lot of space. You could always limit yourself to subcollections and/or specific versions. It's fun. I even ran into a few sealed ones for not too much money. Unsealing 40 year old games is so much fun!

I don't know. The first time I played it was on an Amiga and that's still my preferred platform, although the C64 version has its merits. I'll try to boot up the tape to see if it still works

The version I have here is on cassette.

This cool article goes into detail about the different boxart of Pirates! spelpappan.se/2015/06/this...

There's also the big black Limited Edition DVD Collector's Box. (It's partly visible on the right.)
I agree with your ranking for the most part although my nostalgia puts the purple one on top.

Thou hast just doomed this world, meddler!

I've never got around to playing any of the Luigi games. So that needs to change

Awesome. Such a great looking computer. I would love to hear you talk about it!