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Not for us who started out on an Atari 2600. :laugh:

I still have a working 2600 and several games, including the E.T. one that everyone dreads lol. It wasn't my console, as it was made about a decade before I was born in '91, and we just recently rediscovered it in storage last year. :rockout:
 

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I still have a working 2600 and several games, including the E.T. one that everyone dreads lol. It wasn't my console, as it was made about a decade before I was born in '91, and we just recently rediscovered it in storage last year. :rockout:

Play ET. If you make it to the ship before the timer/pie runs out it will be the most epic win ever. You have a better chance of dividing by zero.
 

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This thread make me go true my boxes to find some NES accessory's lol!

Had already one NES plug in the basement but all the accessory's was in some boxes with lots of books of the games to bad i don't have the power glove anymore...:mad:
 

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Seeing/reading this NES nostalgia going on I just had to listen to The Advantage. Great album if you get a kick out of hearing some guys play level theme songs from some of our favorites, example: Megaman 2: Flashman. My favorite is Zelda: Fortress and Ghost N Goblins.
 

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I still have a working 2600 and several games, including the E.T. one that everyone dreads lol. It wasn't my console, as it was made about a decade before I was born in '91, and we just recently rediscovered it in storage last year. :rockout:

Play ET. If you make it to the ship before the timer/pie runs out it will be the most epic win ever. You have a better chance of dividing by zero.

All I can say about the ET game is:

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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wow.. Thanks mailman, i now know I have positively missed out on something awesome in my childhood
 
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I was a Sega guy myself, my sister had one and I grew up playing it until I got my PlayStation, then I bought the Mega Drive MKI and MKII in like 2004 and a Saturn around that time. Also got a DreamCast around when it came out and I have a GameGear somewhere. :D

I miss them :(
 
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Well where I'm from you eat the mushrooms BEFORE you stab the dog. To each their own.

The more I'm here, the more I realize TPU is a collaboration of addicts of varying drugs.

I had my start with the NES and SNES. At the ripe age of 5 I started playing Dragon warrior, and on the SNES when I was like 7 or 8 playing final fantasy 2, and 9-11 final fantasy 3.

Good memories.
 

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The question is....Can it play Crysis??:cool:

Crysis' developers were being breastfed when the Japs were designing this, so no.
 
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This thread make me go true my boxes to find some NES accessory's lol!

Had already one NES plug in the basement but all the accessory's was in some boxes with lots of books of the games to bad i don't have the power glove anymore...:mad:

how much do you want for your final fantasy booklet.

That was a statement. not a question. I need it.
 
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I was a Sega guy myself, my sister had one and I grew up playing it until I got my PlayStation, then I bought the Mega Drive MKI and MKII in like 2004 and a Saturn around that time. Also got a DreamCast around when it came out and I have a GameGear somewhere. :D

I miss them :(
I was a SEGA guy too but I ended up with all the systems eventually.

The more I'm here, the more I realize TPU is a collaboration of addicts of varying drugs.

I had my start with the NES and SNES. At the ripe age of 5 I started playing Dragon warrior, and on the SNES when I was like 7 or 8 playing final fantasy 2, and 9-11 final fantasy 3.

Good memories.
Ive been addicted since 1982. ;) I got Dragon Warrior for free when I subscribed to Nintendo Power for one year at the right price of 15 bucks! :rockout: I also had a subscription to SEGA Visions and got the very first "GamePro" when it was just a news letter!



Crysis' developers were being breastfed when the Japs were designing this, so no.
When the Americans (Atari) dropped the ball with ET and almost ruined the greatest entertainment medium ever created the Japs (Nintendo and SEGA) picked up the ball and scored a touch down! :rockout: So no they won't play Crysis out of princible. They are far above that crap.
 
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how much do you want for your final fantasy booklet.

That was a statement. not a question. I need it.

Nah! i keep everything sorry! but tell you what i can do , i can scan all the booklet & also the map & send it to you as doc , jpeg or pdf files , how about that?
 
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Intellivision and Atari 2600 started me off!! But I still remember Friday October 18th in 1985! I was the second to last person to get a NES before they were officially sold out! I was officially obsessed with the NES and Nintendo products until the Gamecube. By that time PC gaming, Xbox, PS were way better than the kiddie stuff that came out on the Nintendo systems.

I still have a sealed mint copy of a few NES games that are probably worth a lot of money today. But…I have no desire to sell Zelda, Metroid, Kid Icarus, Kung Fu, or my Japanese Rockman!

NES set it off for me then my taste in gaming evolved from there. So I will always give Nintendo credit for shaping me.

I did have a Genesis and a Dreamcast every PS, and every handheld at one time. Almost bought the home NEO GEO years ago too but I decided against that. too expensive and I knew that would never last in the marketplace.

I still have fresh copies of Nintendo Power...haha wonder if they are worth anything.
 
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Nah! i keep everything sorry! but tell you what i can do , i can scan all the book & also the map & send it to you as doc , jpeg or pdf files , how about that?

that would help, if I needed to use it to learn the game maybe.:laugh:
 

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Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis-32X (Wish i owned the CD) Sega Dreamcast, Nintendo Wii

Intellivision and Atari 2600 started me off!! But I still remember Friday October 18th in 1985! I was the second to last person to get a NES before they were officially sold out! I was officially obsessed with the NES and Nintendo products until the Gamecube. By that time PC gaming, Xbox, PS were way better than the kiddie stuff that came out on the Nintendo systems.

I still have a sealed mint copy of a few NES games that are probably worth a lot of money today. But…I have no desire to sell Zelda, Metroid, Kid Icarus, Kung Fu, or my Japanese Rockman!

NES set it off for me then my taste in gaming evolved from there. So I will always give Nintendo credit for shaping me.

I did have a Genesis and a Dreamcast every PS, and every handheld at one time. Almost bought the home NEO GEO years ago too but I decided against that. too expensive and I knew that would never last in the marketplace.

I still have fresh copies of Nintendo Power...haha wonder if they are worth anything.
 

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Oh man, R.O.B. I remember him, I wanted it so bad, but then I though wtf am I going to do with a little robot?

I was a very sensible child.
 
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Oh...ET. So bad...
 

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ET is hard not nearly as hard as the ORIGINAL metal gear solid on NES my god that game takes a long time to beat since its mostly luck but with a bit of skill AND luck its possible but ET dosent even come close in terms of aggrevation in that sense
 
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