You know I was thinking, when I saw that Dinosaurs for Hire was a thing and the first thing I thought was the super obscure Theodore Rex, but that's not what I'm going to talk about, how the heck is it that the tv series Dinosaurs didn't get the video game treatment (yeah the Tiger electronics game that was mentioned in the Nerd's review of the Tiger games doesn't really count), the show was so popular it even got a frickin Happy Meal, I mean come on if Home Improvement got a game

hell I'm wondering why didn't Family Matters get one wait a minute are you guys thinking what I'm thinking? TGIF Super Smash brothers version I mean that's one way to get the TGIF's the get a game

Yeah, I was shocked that Family members did not get a video game. I mean who does not think of family members when you think of 90's shows. It was that popular. They could have had several plots in making a game. Steve having to rescue the Winslows. Steve having to complete tasks to impress the winslows. I mean there are several possibilities.

I did not watch this show much. But there was this show called 3rd rock. It was the story of how an alien had married an earthling. The show featured them, the alien's brother also an alien lived with them. They mainly struggled in a comical way of being a blended family with earthlings and aliens. In the meantime the aliens tried to avoid being discovered by agents. This could have also been turned into a video game. You could have had agents trying to find the aliens or trying to uncover their identify.

I don't know if they had a video game or not. But I think the Dinosaurs should have gotten a good game. That show was popular from 1990-1994. If they did get a game I do not remember it.

well like I said Dinosaurs got a Tiger electronics game, but that barely counts as a video game (also Full House got a Tiger Electronics game)

and I don't really consider 3rd Rock from the Sun to be a family sitcom (and I don't think that's what the plot of the show is it was about Aliens posing as humans, one of the aliens took a job as a professor, and the dumb one was the receiver of messages from the Big Giant Head ( who was played by William Shatner)

drat accidental double post

classgame: I didn't watch it that much so that is probably why my memory is foggy about it. I mostly watched baseball, The Weather Channel and WCW and WWF in the 1990's.

So right now I'm watching a bit of Baywatch on Pluto TV (I binged a bit of it when I caught COVID back in March) and I'm actually shocked that it avoided getting the video game treatment considering that it was one of the most popular shows of the 90s (but probably for the wrong reason) but maybe they avoided it because it probably would have been dated by the time it was released because that show went through so many casting changes

but it's still shocking I mean it even got a line of Barbie dolls, albeit called Baywatch Barbie they didn't make any dolls of any of the cast members, commercial for easy reference

https://youtu.be/gQQNoOsUs1Q


*one search later*

well this site has corrected me somehow but I guess the reason why I didn't know it existed was because it got a game on the Commadore 64 (which is something that I hadn't heard of back in the 90s) and it got a pinball game