Eh, there's nothing wrong with old games. Honestly, half the time, I enjoy them better than the new ones, anyway. ...I still love my Nintendo. Mario 3 stills owns.

-Ri

HAxx0r the original pokemon games. No, seriously, the coding and programming function of those games are pretty much completely spread across the internet as explanations for the endless number of glitches. I would say the only game I saw with more data spread across the internet is Chrono Chross, but we already have a topic for that.

I have a great love for my old games. I really enjoy my old systems to this day. I have my NES, SNES, and N64 still all hooked up to my TV. Along with newer systems like the GCN with Game Boy Player, PS2, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii. This way I have access to all my game libarary at all times. Just a month ago I went fired up my NES and played Super Mario Bros. I still love that game, it's got the perfect balance of great game play, and great music. The graphics don't even look that bad considering how old the game is. Heck, most Nintendo games look better to me than most N64 games. While old 3D graphics now look blurry and undefined, old 2D graphics are still as sharp as ever. Well unless you go too far back, like to the Atari days, that is. I guess I just see 2D games as being a bit more timeless then 3D games as a whole. For the most part I can pick up an old 2D game and have a lot more fun with it then I can an old 3D game. It's a lot harder to go back in time with 3D graphics than 2D graphics for me, am I the only one like this?

Oh, yeah: Pong. Go play that. Although video game industries soon after figured out that selling games based off things you cannot do in real life is a better way to make money.

My dad still has an intellivision that works... I have a genesis that I just bought in a garage sale a few days ago for a little under 10 bucks with games...

Even though I was not alive when Pac-Man came out I still think it is great! I had to download it on my phone and now I always play it when im waiting in line or on the bus or something. Street Fighter 2 is still fun too.

Edited by saiyanprince5 on February 15, 2007 at 20:18:31.

TETRIS! FTW! I also enjoy the old mario games, though on the SNES sometimes I wanna feel like snapping that controller in two

W00T!

Yes, for me its all about mario. Super Maro bros. is definately one of the best games out there period. However I have it for the GBA as I didn't get into gaming until the PS came out ( :hehe: ) and I got that, then N64, then PS2, and now 360.

Speaking of the 64 I still play Star Fox 64 or OoT on it. I have other games on it, but nothing beats those two on the 64. However Smash Bros. isn't bad every now and again.

I play StarFox 64 on an emulator. I find it easier than playing my actual copy. I tried playing the original Star Fox, but a keyboard just doesn't cut it for that game.

Original Star Fox makes my eyes bleed.

However, I go extremely hardcore oldschool with my copies of Legend of Zelda, Zelda II, Super Mario Bros. 3, and Lethal Weapon for the old NES.

I started playing the first Myst game again today, pretty fun for a game that is meant for Windows 3.1

I REMEMBER ADVENTURE FOR THE ATARI.

DnD type game with 'dragons' all abound. Looked like ducks to me. Had the first easter egg if I'm not mistaken, the name of the developer in one room. Really weird stuff.

As for old games, I love LOVE (This is a lot of love here) Excitebike. I would waste hours on that game. Days even.

That and Contra. Contra is one of my favies.

Lethal Weapon?... I can't even remember there being a game for that...

It's really oldschool. I don't know exactly which movie it was after, though.

I got the entire Metal Slug series for the Wii.

It...*sniff*...really brought back memories of the arcade...

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I borrowed my cuz's N64 the other day and am playing Turok and Blast Corps. Now here we have games to write home about.

Too bad she forgot Goldeneye and Mario64...