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| thecollector0o7:
--- Quote from: disgaeniac on December 04, 2012, 10:33:26 am --- --- Quote from: thecollector0o7 on December 03, 2012, 06:56:15 pm --- --- Quote from: disgaeniac on December 03, 2012, 11:50:57 am ---Found the answer to my own question! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Atari_Video_Pinball_C-380.jpg Ha! The one pictured is the exact same color/model that I remember us having! Does anybody else here have/play/remember this "system"? --- End quote --- The Atari Pinball C-380 is awesome I played mine non stop once I got it but now it is on the old Atari shelf awaiting the day I want to play again :P --- End quote --- Hah! I think that "Breakout" on this system may well have been my 1st (and least harmful) Addiction! --- End quote --- I love breakout as well :P, When the wife got her first I phone she got breakout and I was in heaven :P |
| thaddy:
My favorite console is the NES / Famicom |
| pceslayer:
Actual Retro... hmmm Tie between the TurboGrafx-16 and the NES |
| anton:
PS1, lots of good games, 1st games for a few series (Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Suikoden etc) N64 : especialy for the jpn games SNES for all the good RPGs. |
| burningdoom:
My top 5 systems: 1. NES - The system that made me fall in love with gaming. We did have an Atari 2600 before it that was my older sister's, but it never held my attention for long. The NES, though, with it's awesome sound and music, great graphics (compared to Atari 2600, that is), large explorable worlds, and game with a story and ending; was like digital crack for me. I couldn't get enough. And my mom was awesome enough to get me Legend of Zelda, TMNT, Star Soldier, and Pin-Bot as my first games (along with Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt cart that came with the NES, of course). 2. PS1 - I picked this system because it was the first system I played fully 3-D games on (other than a few here and there like Star Fox and Wolfenstein 3-D on SNES). At first I had to get used to the controls and camera while playing these game, but once I got past that learning curve I had a blast. And the PS1's game library is just amazing. Developers back then were really experimenting with different things which created a vastly varied library of games on the PS1. 3. SNES - I love the SNES because it took everything awesome about the NES and made it all better: Better graphics, better sound, bigger games, a better controller, and more reliable hardware (no more annoying screen-blinkies!). And it had a helluva game library. 4. Sega Genesis - I love the 16-bit era, and while I liked my SNES better, the Sega Genesis isn't far behind. This was when Sega was at it's peak, IMO, giving us a plethora of great first-party titles. Plus Sega had a lot of lesser-known third-party developers releasing games on the Genesis. Some were stinkers, but many of them were hidden gems and made the Genesis game library unique. 5. GBA - Preferably the awesome backlit SP model. This handheld is easily the best handheld of all-time, IMO. Great original games, ports of some of the best NES and SNES games, and it's backwards compatible with original Game Boy and GB Color games. Plus that sweet backlit screen really made those old Game Boy titles look a whole lot better. |
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