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Re: Retro - Games - Systems
Right, erm lets see....
I remember playing on....
BBC Computer: So limiting and with those massive 5 1/2 inch discs, so so basic.
Amiga: Played on this at a friends house. Everyone thought it was so good. But I preffered the PC's really.
486: I remember playing early Doom, Jill of the jungle, Prince of persia, Commander keen, and all that other gaming that now seems so dated. Oh and anyone remember Theme Park lol.
MegaDrive: Spent ages with friends having those battles in Mortal Combat, or was it Street Fighter, i cant remember now.
Snes: The good old Mario console. I loved the Snes and still have mine out ready to play. Classic games such as Mario allstars, Mario kart, F-Zero.
I think Donkey Kong Country really showed the capabilities of the Snes. Great stuff.
PC: Never really ventured much into PC gaming since buying consoles, but I remember playing Riven (MYST), and the classic Worms which is mega fun.
I still play on Worms World Party on the net. Great fun.
Dreamcast: Well it was the last console coming out of Sega but it was a very good console. Great graphics and some cool arcade games that made it onto the console. Its a shame the internet gaming didnt take off, but still fair play to them for having a go.
Games such as Crazy Taxi, Echo the dolphin, Sonic adventure, Resident Evil.
The game Shenmue was also pretty cool and the musical game Rez.
I still have mine connected.
Gamecube: My latest addition to the console list.
Compared to the other consoles, I just love the little cube. I know not everyone will agree, but I find it has the best graphics.
With a new Zedla Game on the way, I am sure to be playing on the cube for quite some time.
Edit: I nearly forgot to mention the classic Gameboy. Hours of fun in the car and on holiday with this little portable gaming device.
And look how it has evolved since the brick that it was back in the day.
With the GBA SP, it really has kept portable gamers happy.
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