Sega Genesis or Super Nintendo
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Nintendo For Mario Kart and 007. Sega for Earthworm Jim, Double Dragon andstreet Fighter 2.
Remember, Biggie said that when he was dead broke he couldn't picture Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. Not just one. Always refer to ancient poets when you have a question.
Remember, Biggie said that when he was dead broke he couldn't picture Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. Not just one. Always refer to ancient poets when you have a question.
for all those snes people, you can get yourself a mini: http://www.techradar.com/how-to/how-to-pre-order-the-snes-mini-classic-edition
Yeah, the only problem is that Nintendo will make like 100 of them and it'll be impossible to get, like the Amiibos.
if you feel adventurous, you could get a raspberry pi and throw emulators on it. then you could play anything from nes to ps1.
Holy Chit!!!! Is this board filled with a bunch of 12 yr old nerds who don't know what a vagina looks like?
Really? That's kind of a generalization, wouldn't you say? First of all, a lot of chicks are into gaming so that viewpoint doesn't really hold up any more. Also, people are into different things nowadays; people that are into Walking Dead, Harry Potter, Guardians of the Galaxy, and all of that other Marvel/DC comic book stuff would have been laughed at and run out of town 20 years ago, but now all of a sudden geek chic has hit the mainstream and is now "cool."
I had neither but very clearly remember it was "one or the other" with kids in school. Lines were clearly marked and it was Sega vs Nintendo.
My first gaming system was an Intellivision that my mom bought from a garage sale with the original Nintendo was still big. I can remember going to Kay Bee Toys and they actually had games still in stock. We ended up getting a regular Nintendo right around the time the SNES came out so I was pretty far behind. Then it was an N64 in 1998 so quite a big jump for me.
My first gaming system was an Intellivision that my mom bought from a garage sale with the original Nintendo was still big. I can remember going to Kay Bee Toys and they actually had games still in stock. We ended up getting a regular Nintendo right around the time the SNES came out so I was pretty far behind. Then it was an N64 in 1998 so quite a big jump for me.
I've seen some of the emulators people have built with the mini cases and everything. Impressive
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