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bjenright

Super Nintendo

Mar 19, 2006 04:11

My brother ended up finding our old Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis down in the basement of our house.

For almost a week straight I've been playing Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and, of course, this gem:

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chrisglass March 19 2006, 15:50:45 UTC

I'll admit I have a PS2, an Xbox, and I beat Halo. This is a big deal, since I only have beaten like, 3 games in life.

But when the xbox360 rolled around, something odd happened. That little thing in me, that desire to have the latest gadget, fell silent.

I still don't have one and looking at the games, I don't need one.

The Revolution is by far the most exciting system I've read about in years. Sure it's some pre-release hype, but they aren't over-selling it. It has less horsepower than its peers.

But it is going to rock.

bjenright March 19 2006, 18:02:32 UTC

I think the last gaming system I actually bought was a Nintendo 64. My brother picked up a PS2, and I didn't have to buy an Xbox since all of my friends had one. But yeah, I agree about the 360--I haven't actually seen/played one, but I hear it's nothing special. And there are problems with its backwards compatibility with playing old Xbox games.

But about the Revolution, I totally agree. I really think Nintendo has the best business model in the industry: make games that people will want to play for years to come, and be innovative while doing it.

the_blonde March 19 2006, 20:50:36 UTC

battle mode=the best

I have a modulator thingy on my compuer, but I really don't know how to make it work. It has almost all NES, SNSES and Genesis. Moonwalker is my fave.

ps the dog was my favorite in that Yoshi game

bjenright March 20 2006, 07:19:05 UTC

BATTLE MODE = YES

I tried a few emulators before, but it made my computer run really slow.

Oh yes, and the dog is named Poochy, and he has his own Wiki page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poochy