Days of no need to buy a game, pop it in and wait to download a 150GB patch for 40 minutes after waiting a few more just to confirm your account and sign 12 user agreements....then no need to spend hundreds of more dollars buying stupid krap on the marketplace to make the game more complete.
I do miss the days of going to Blockbuster picking a box trying to figure out of the marketing on it justifies it being a good movie or not, the mystery of it was the best part of it....plus it gave you more reasons to leave your house and get some air.
Shoot running into your friends there was a social thing too. You could easily blow an hour just reading boxes you have read 20 times already trying to find the perfect substitute for the movie you were actually trying to get. LOL If you got the one you wanted it was like scoring a touchdown!
my co-worker just informed me that he has my N64 from my childhood. that would be a 30 year old machine, and all the old games, including Perfect Dark and Goldeneye.... apparently my little brother gave it to him haha. he told me I can have it back
my co-worker just informed me that he has my N64 from my childhood. that would be a 30 year old machine, and all the old games, including Perfect Dark and Goldeneye.... apparently my little brother gave it to him haha. he told me I can have it back
thats a great collection. there is a "video game museum" at the Tacoma Mall. its basically a store for video games, posters, etc but behind glass they have the OG machines. a couple years ago for Christmas my wife got me one of those 100000 games in one unit and the only one I crack open is Kidd Alec in Wonderland for the nostalgia of the music lol. Sega should be a priority. I'd get a dreamcast too maybe but only for Crazy Taxi haha.
Super Nintendo might be important for the old Donkey Kong lol. Love that game.
In High School I had an Odyssey 2 (by Magnavox).
It was fun, but we used it up (until the controllers broke), and packed it up.
I never got a system after that, but years later, when my nephew and niece visited for the summer, they brought their system, and I enjoyed Mike Tyson's Punch Out.
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