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I hope you had a nice childhood with..

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I can still remember the Arabian music for this level :awesome:

 

This and super mario 2 was my childhood. I won't even start on pokemon...

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This and super mario 2 was my childhood. I won't even start on pokemon...

 

But the good old pokemon versions.

Blue, Red and Yellow.

 

Gold and Silver were great as well.

Then it went downhill..

Ruby was pretty good, but yeah nothing on the originals, I wont even look at the new ones.

But the good old pokemon versions.

Blue, Red and Yellow.

 

Gold and Silver were great as well.

Then it went downhill..

 

I loved Ruby and Sapphire, and Emerald :sad: Those games were mainly only good if you had other people playing it you could trade/battle with tho, the single player isn't that great except Emerald's Battle Frontier (don't bother with any of the others)

 

 

Anyways I got my very first console last Friday (I never had a non-handheld as a kid), a PLAYSTATION 1. I mention it so this thread doesn't turn into an old-school Nintendo thread. I've got Crash Bandicoot 3, Mortal Kombat 4 and Tony Hawk's Skateboarding for it, getting Spyro 1 shipped here tomorrow.

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I loved Ruby and Sapphire, and Emerald :sad: Those games were mainly only good if you had other people playing it you could trade/battle with tho, the single player isn't that great except Emerald's Battle Frontier (don't bother with any of the others)

 

 

Anyways I got my very first console last Friday (I never had a non-handheld as a kid), a PLAYSTATION 1. I mention it so this thread doesn't turn into an old-school Nintendo thread. I've got Crash Bandicoot 3, Mortal Kombat 4 and Tony Hawk's Skateboarding for it, getting Spyro 1 shipped here tomorrow.

 

I played those too, but nothing like the old ones <3

But I hated having Pikachu behind me while playing Yellow.

 

IT's not exclusively nintendo, but yeah, i had ps1 too, but never really played it..

I liked tony hawk :awesome:

I miss those old days. :disappointed:

 

Today's video games are too advanced, I think. :uhoh:

Well, if you were a kid now there wouldn't be much you could get apart from the Swing Your Arms Around Looking Like An Idiot Nintendo System (Wii) and DS games.

 

Xbox 360s and PS3s are marketed for older players. Not to mention the games on all three are crap for the young ones.

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Well, if you were a kid now there wouldn't be much you could get apart from the Swing Your Arms Around Looking Like An Idiot Nintendo System (Wii) and DS games.

 

Xbox 360s and PS3s are marketed for older players. Not to mention the games on all three are crap for the young ones.

 

So true, LOL.

Xbox is awesome, I love Dead Space.

Well, if you were a kid now there wouldn't be much you could get apart from the Swing Your Arms Around Looking Like An Idiot Nintendo System (Wii) and DS games.

I actually really like the Wii. I don't own one but whenever I am at someone's house who has one we play on it and it's great fun for a bunch of people to do when they're bored. Plus it does get you moving, so you don't lock up and lose circulation like with a controller (which always used to happen to me). I hope they keep up this trend that Wii started.

Well you're going to be pleased, Microsoft's next console will be movement-oriented but will use a camera instead of controllers.

:cool:

 

As the technology improves they could do some really neat stuff. Like virtual boxing where you wear sensors and you actually hit each other, and the senors measure your pain and use that to measure your health in the game. :awesome:

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Well you're going to be pleased, Microsoft's next console will be movement-oriented but will use a camera instead of controllers.

 

So, move like an idiot without a controller console?

So, move like an idiot without a controller console?

Sounds like.

Super Mario Bros :heart:

 

This is the version that I really love

 

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:cheesy:

 

hahahah omg I find that gif freaking funny....I don't even know why...:wacky:

 

I loooove the super Mario games....but I played them on Game Boy

So, move like an idiot without a controller console?

:wtf:

Without a controller, yes, you still need the console tho.

Did anyone here play Chip's Challenge??

 

It was installed on the PCs in the boarding school I went to 9 years ago and I loved it!!

 

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i loved mario.

I used to play it on my sister's gameboy pocket.

It wasn't even the colour one.

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Now that's what I'm talking about! Best games I had the pleasure to play on it? Super Monaco Grand Prix and probably the best of the lot Micro Machines 2!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5NdimmT_MY&feature=related

 

Well you're going to be pleased, Microsoft's next console will be movement-oriented but will use a camera instead of controllers.

 

Don't talk about things you know nothing about

 

Project Natal is an add on, not a new console and it looks like it's going to be amazing, voice recognition etc, so you can lock your console until you open it with your voice.

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