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synchronicity
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Atari 2600
Chopper Command
Demon Attack
Pele's Soccer
Asteroids
Pitfall
Activision Decathalon
Adventure
Combat
Q*bert
River Raid
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Real Sports Football
Basketball
Reactor
Enduro
Real Sports Baseball
I may have forgotten a couple- it's been quite a while.
Chopper Command
Demon Attack
Pele's Soccer
Asteroids
Pitfall
Activision Decathalon
Adventure
Combat
Q*bert
River Raid
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Real Sports Football
Basketball
Reactor
Enduro
Real Sports Baseball
I may have forgotten a couple- it's been quite a while.
Yesss!
Coleco Crew doing it!
Carnival
Donkey Kong
Donkey Kong Jr.
Ladybug
Mouse Trap
Q*Bert
Smurf
SubRoc
Super Action Baseball*
Zaxxon
*Super Action Baseball came with these:
Well, although the NES was the first console I played it was technically my sister's not mine.
My first console was the Sega Genesis and I had a helluva library by the end of that generation.
Sonic the Hedgehog
Shining Force II
Phantasy Star IV
Light Crusader
Gunstar Heroes
Comix Zone
Earthworm Jim
Ecco the Dolphin
Zombies Ate My Neighbors
Road Rash 3
Madden '9? (can't remember which year it was)
Super Baseball 2020
*sigh* So many memories...
My first console was the Sega Genesis and I had a helluva library by the end of that generation.
Sonic the Hedgehog
Shining Force II
Phantasy Star IV
Light Crusader
Gunstar Heroes
Comix Zone
Earthworm Jim
Ecco the Dolphin
Zombies Ate My Neighbors
Road Rash 3
Madden '9? (can't remember which year it was)
Super Baseball 2020
*sigh* So many memories...
thestopsign
Member
The first one I had that I can remember well was the N64. Got it for Christmas in 1998 with Ocarina of Time, Mario 64, and Banjo Kazooie. I love each of those games to death. Ended up with almost all Nintendo and Rare games on the N64.
Super Mario World
Street Fighter II
Top Gear
Super Probotector
Mortal Kombat
Played a lot of borrowed games such as:
tLoZ: A Link to the Past
Mario Kart
Mario Paint
Another World
Aladdin
Adam's Family
Chester Cheetah
other shit i can't remember
I bought my SNES after i had played on PC for years (Space Quest 1-3, Police Quest, Kings Quest, bunch of arcade games...) and i was 13 at that time.
Street Fighter II
Top Gear
Super Probotector
Mortal Kombat
Played a lot of borrowed games such as:
tLoZ: A Link to the Past
Mario Kart
Mario Paint
Another World
Aladdin
Adam's Family
Chester Cheetah
other shit i can't remember
I bought my SNES after i had played on PC for years (Space Quest 1-3, Police Quest, Kings Quest, bunch of arcade games...) and i was 13 at that time.
Newtype-001
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Gaf is so old.
TheOnlyOneHeEverFeared
Member
In the n64 we shared in my family, we had Mario 64, goldeneye, pokemon stadium, some southpark game. In my gameboy which was only mine, all the pokemon games, nothing else.
NorthernIX
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Muffdraul
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Magnavox Odyssey
The console's entire library came in the box. Every game had a translucent sheet of plastic that stuck to the TV screen via static electricity. I was 3 yrs old and barely remember any of them. The only one I remember playing myself was Simon Says which had an image of a boy, a girl, a dog, and a cat. ("Simon says pet the cat" and you'd twist the knobs to move your pong blip cursor there.) I vaguely remember a football field, a hockey rink, a radar scope...
The console's entire library came in the box. Every game had a translucent sheet of plastic that stuck to the TV screen via static electricity. I was 3 yrs old and barely remember any of them. The only one I remember playing myself was Simon Says which had an image of a boy, a girl, a dog, and a cat. ("Simon says pet the cat" and you'd twist the knobs to move your pong blip cursor there.) I vaguely remember a football field, a hockey rink, a radar scope...
harrisk954
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System:
Atari 2600
Library:
Pitfall
Megamania
Kaboom!
PacMan
Space Invaders
Adventure
Missile Command
Asteroids
Combat
Breakout
River Raid
Yars Revenge
Defender
Jungle Hunt
Berzerk
Baseball
Basketball
Looking Back:
It's funny... I'm 47 years old now and at the time (early to mid-80s), my brother and I spent hours upon hours playing these games (and more that I couldn't think of off the top of my head). When I recently tried playing some of these in an emulator, my nostalgia kind of got kicked in the nuts a bit. These games, for the most part, don't hold up and are so basic that it is almost funny how we were so amazed and addicted at the time. I know that it is apples to oranges in terms of what was able to be done back then to today, but even from a basic game play perspective, most of these games are not very good! (or at least not how I fondly remember them!!)
I think that the arcade games I played in the 80s (Tempest, Donkey Kong/Jr,, Q*Bert, Dig Dug, Time Pilot, etc.) hold up much better than what was available on the home consoles at the time, whether it was Atari, Intellivision or Colecovision. I still enjoy those old coin-ops even today when I see them in the wild.
There is no way that my childhood self could ever have imagined what video games would look like 30 years into the future... It is really mind blowing looking at Atari's Baseball vs. MLB: The Show... I think that growing up through all the game generations since the 80s has given me such an incredible sense of wonder at what game companies are doing nowadays. I don't know if my appreciation for games today would be the same without that experience I had in the earliest days of gaming.
Atari 2600
Library:
Pitfall
Megamania
Kaboom!
PacMan
Space Invaders
Adventure
Missile Command
Asteroids
Combat
Breakout
River Raid
Yars Revenge
Defender
Jungle Hunt
Berzerk
Baseball
Basketball
Looking Back:
It's funny... I'm 47 years old now and at the time (early to mid-80s), my brother and I spent hours upon hours playing these games (and more that I couldn't think of off the top of my head). When I recently tried playing some of these in an emulator, my nostalgia kind of got kicked in the nuts a bit. These games, for the most part, don't hold up and are so basic that it is almost funny how we were so amazed and addicted at the time. I know that it is apples to oranges in terms of what was able to be done back then to today, but even from a basic game play perspective, most of these games are not very good! (or at least not how I fondly remember them!!)
I think that the arcade games I played in the 80s (Tempest, Donkey Kong/Jr,, Q*Bert, Dig Dug, Time Pilot, etc.) hold up much better than what was available on the home consoles at the time, whether it was Atari, Intellivision or Colecovision. I still enjoy those old coin-ops even today when I see them in the wild.
There is no way that my childhood self could ever have imagined what video games would look like 30 years into the future... It is really mind blowing looking at Atari's Baseball vs. MLB: The Show... I think that growing up through all the game generations since the 80s has given me such an incredible sense of wonder at what game companies are doing nowadays. I don't know if my appreciation for games today would be the same without that experience I had in the earliest days of gaming.
NipplesAndToes23
Member
NES
Super Mario Bros.
Duck Hunt
All I can honestly remember
Super Mario Bros.
Duck Hunt
All I can honestly remember
Well, my first console was the N64 -
Super Mario 64
Mario Kart 64
Lylat Wars
Turok - Dinosaur Hunter
Turk 2 - Seeds of Oblivion
GodenEye
Perfect Dark
Conker's Bad Fur Day
Star Wars Rogue Squadron
Star Wars Episode 1 Racer
Shadows of the Empire
The Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time
The Legend of Zelda - Majora's Mask
Extreme-G
Extreme-G 2
Donkey Kong 64
Gsuntlet Heroes
Body Harvest
Top Gear Rally
Castlevania 64
F1 World Grand Prix
Mace The Dark Age
South Park
The World Is Not Enough
However, the N64 was by far not my first gaming system. That honour belonged to the Commodore 64 and by the end of my time with the system, I had around 1,500 games for it. My favourites include -
Flimbo's Quest
Rodland
Champions of Krynn
Curse of the Azure Bonds
The Guild of Thieves
Jinxster
Starflight
Sid Meier's Pirates!
Mayhem in Monsterland
Archon - The Light and the Dark
Archon II - Adept
Elvira II - Jaws of Cerberus
Magicland Dizzy
Fantasy World Dizzy
Crystal Kingdom Dizzy
Hillsfar
IK+
Creatures
Creatures 2 - Torture Trouble
Lemmings
Elite
Beach Head
Beach Head II
Bubble Bobble
Barbarian
Rainbow Islands
Defender of the Crown
Neuromancer
Alter Ego
Salamander
Times of Lore
Silent Service
Stunt Car Racer
Turbo Outrun
MYTH - History in the Making
The Detective Game
And probably a hell of a lot more that I'm forgetting. Much love to the C64.
Super Mario 64
Mario Kart 64
Lylat Wars
Turok - Dinosaur Hunter
Turk 2 - Seeds of Oblivion
GodenEye
Perfect Dark
Conker's Bad Fur Day
Star Wars Rogue Squadron
Star Wars Episode 1 Racer
Shadows of the Empire
The Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time
The Legend of Zelda - Majora's Mask
Extreme-G
Extreme-G 2
Donkey Kong 64
Gsuntlet Heroes
Body Harvest
Top Gear Rally
Castlevania 64
F1 World Grand Prix
Mace The Dark Age
South Park
The World Is Not Enough
However, the N64 was by far not my first gaming system. That honour belonged to the Commodore 64 and by the end of my time with the system, I had around 1,500 games for it. My favourites include -
Flimbo's Quest
Rodland
Champions of Krynn
Curse of the Azure Bonds
The Guild of Thieves
Jinxster
Starflight
Sid Meier's Pirates!
Mayhem in Monsterland
Archon - The Light and the Dark
Archon II - Adept
Elvira II - Jaws of Cerberus
Magicland Dizzy
Fantasy World Dizzy
Crystal Kingdom Dizzy
Hillsfar
IK+
Creatures
Creatures 2 - Torture Trouble
Lemmings
Elite
Beach Head
Beach Head II
Bubble Bobble
Barbarian
Rainbow Islands
Defender of the Crown
Neuromancer
Alter Ego
Salamander
Times of Lore
Silent Service
Stunt Car Racer
Turbo Outrun
MYTH - History in the Making
The Detective Game
And probably a hell of a lot more that I'm forgetting. Much love to the C64.
Rapscallion
Member
NES
The Legend of Zelda
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros. 3
Megaman 2
Megaman 6
TMNT
TMNT: The Arcade Game
P.O.W
Duck Hunt
Dragon Warrior
Sesame Street Countdown
Top Players Tennis
The Legend of Zelda
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros. 3
Megaman 2
Megaman 6
TMNT
TMNT: The Arcade Game
P.O.W
Duck Hunt
Dragon Warrior
Sesame Street Countdown
Top Players Tennis
Out of memory, because I was kind of young.
System: SNES.
Games:
- Super Mario World.
- Super Mario Kart.
- Donkey Kong Country.
- Donkey Kong Country 3.
- Home Alone.
- Super Earth Defense Force.
- Street Fighter 2.
I think I didn't own any other games, but I'm not completely sure haha. I remember playing a lot of International Superstar Soccer Deluxe but I think that was a rent.
System: SNES.
Games:
- Super Mario World.
- Super Mario Kart.
- Donkey Kong Country.
- Donkey Kong Country 3.
- Home Alone.
- Super Earth Defense Force.
- Street Fighter 2.
I think I didn't own any other games, but I'm not completely sure haha. I remember playing a lot of International Superstar Soccer Deluxe but I think that was a rent.
I had the SMB/Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet 3-in-1 cart. Put the Zapper up to the TV screen and pounded my fists on the Power Pad. I was a dirty little cheater.
Orthogonal
Member
Atari 2600
E.T. (lol)
Donkey Kong
Space Invaders
Asteroid
Pole Position
Pitfall
Combat
Frogger
Probably a bunch more I have forgotten. So many great games.
E.T. (lol)
Donkey Kong
Space Invaders
Asteroid
Pole Position
Pitfall
Combat
Frogger
Probably a bunch more I have forgotten. So many great games.
Pong.
Included other exciting games available at the flick of an unmarked switch:
Tennis doubles:
Pong with two paddles on a side
Hocky:
Pong with two front paddles, and two back paddles a side.
All paddles moved at the same time, controlled by one circle dial. The player dials are atached to the console itself.
God I hate pong.
Included other exciting games available at the flick of an unmarked switch:
Tennis doubles:
Pong with two paddles on a side
Hocky:
Pong with two front paddles, and two back paddles a side.
All paddles moved at the same time, controlled by one circle dial. The player dials are atached to the console itself.
God I hate pong.
Sheriff_Battlesnake
Banned
My dad owned an NES with Duck Hunt, Disney's Adventure in the Magic Kingdom, Super Mario Bros., Robin Hood, and Mission Impossible. The last 2 were extremely difficult and confusing in my young age.
I had an SNES. DKC 1, 2, 3, SMBW, Yoshi's Island, Chrono Trigger, FFIV, FFVI, Killer Instinct, Super Metroid, LtTP, Super Mario RPG. I feel like there were more, but they aren't immediately popping into my head.
I had an SNES. DKC 1, 2, 3, SMBW, Yoshi's Island, Chrono Trigger, FFIV, FFVI, Killer Instinct, Super Metroid, LtTP, Super Mario RPG. I feel like there were more, but they aren't immediately popping into my head.
Besides Pong and old computers, my first console is Gameboy (followed by GX4000, NES and SNES)
I've too many games on GB to list them all, but I think the first ones were (not sure of the exact order past the first half dozen)
Tetris
Qix
Gargoyle's quest
Golf
Super Mario Land
F1 Race
Bug's Bunny Crazy Castle
Bobble Bubble
Dynablaster (Bomberman)
Link's Awakening
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
The Chessmaster
Duck Tales
Metroid II
Final Fantasy Legend
Final Fantasy Legend 2
Final Fantasy Legend 3
Megaman 2
Mickey's Dangerous Chase
TMHT
...
I've too many games on GB to list them all, but I think the first ones were (not sure of the exact order past the first half dozen)
Tetris
Qix
Gargoyle's quest
Golf
Super Mario Land
F1 Race
Bug's Bunny Crazy Castle
Bobble Bubble
Dynablaster (Bomberman)
Link's Awakening
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
The Chessmaster
Duck Tales
Metroid II
Final Fantasy Legend
Final Fantasy Legend 2
Final Fantasy Legend 3
Megaman 2
Mickey's Dangerous Chase
TMHT
...
Green Wiggly
Member
Sega Master System
Hang On / Safari Hunt (built in)
Global Defender
Space Harrier
Alex Kidd in Miracle World
Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars
R-Type
Shinobi
Rastan
Golvellius: Valley of Doom
Action Hunter
Spellcaster
Rampage
Captain Silver
Cyborg Hunter
Aztec Adventure
#GridLines4Lyfe
Hang On / Safari Hunt (built in)
Global Defender
Space Harrier
Alex Kidd in Miracle World
Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars
R-Type
Shinobi
Rastan
Golvellius: Valley of Doom
Action Hunter
Spellcaster
Rampage
Captain Silver
Cyborg Hunter
Aztec Adventure
#GridLines4Lyfe
All the people who have listed their SMS libraries in this topic are badasses. That console was so fucking great.
I had other games too, but I didn't list mine because they weren't the "good" games despite me really liking some of them. My dad was into gaming at that time so he brought home a bunch of games, most of which he chose himself. Other games I didn't list, that most people wouldn't be wowed by, that I still really liked:
Kinseiden
Ghostbusters
Lord of the Sword
Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars
Cloud Master
Cyborg Hunter
Aztec Adventure
Astro Warrior
Maze Hunter 3D
I had other games too, but I didn't list mine because they weren't the "good" games despite me really liking some of them. My dad was into gaming at that time so he brought home a bunch of games, most of which he chose himself. Other games I didn't list, that most people wouldn't be wowed by, that I still really liked:
Kinseiden
Ghostbusters
Lord of the Sword
Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars
Cloud Master
Cyborg Hunter
Aztec Adventure
Astro Warrior
Maze Hunter 3D
Forerunner
Member
Saturn was my first, I don't remember them all but here are some:
Saturn Bomberman
Daytona USA
Virtua Cop
Virtua On
Virtua Fighter 2
Sonic 3D Blast
Bug!
Battle Stations (This was actually my favorite lol, it was pretty good)
Saturn Bomberman
Daytona USA
Virtua Cop
Virtua On
Virtua Fighter 2
Sonic 3D Blast
Bug!
Battle Stations (This was actually my favorite lol, it was pretty good)
Ha, I can tell you precisely when you got your saturn, since it's clear you got yours with the bundled triple pack.
ChoklitCow
Member
I was damn good at hurdling with my fists.
As for mine:
NES
Aforementioned SMB/Duck Hunt/Track Meet cart
T.M.N.T
Super Dodgeball
Ice Hockey
R.C. Pro-Am
Micky Mousecapades
Legend of Zelda - Gold Cart
SMB2
SMB3
Operation Wolf
Friday the 13th
Can't remember if I had anything else. I predominantly rented games and most of the above were given to me by a neighbor.
Ryouji Gunblade
Member
SNES. Here are the ones I played a lot:
Goof Troop
Super Mario World
Super Mario Kart
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Super Mario All Stars
Mario is Missing
Mario Paint
Earthbound
TMNT: Turtles in Time
TLoZ: A Link to the Past
Yoshi's Island
StarFox
F-Zero
Kirby's Dream Course
Kirby Super Star
Super Game Boy (?)
I reget owning Home Alone 2.
Unless you count my single Game and Watch, of which I had Super Mario Bros.
Goof Troop
Super Mario World
Super Mario Kart
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Super Mario All Stars
Mario is Missing
Mario Paint
Earthbound
TMNT: Turtles in Time
TLoZ: A Link to the Past
Yoshi's Island
StarFox
F-Zero
Kirby's Dream Course
Kirby Super Star
Super Game Boy (?)
I reget owning Home Alone 2.
Unless you count my single Game and Watch, of which I had Super Mario Bros.
Forerunner
Member
That sounds about right, I was a kid so my memory is fuzzy. I believe it came with Daytona USA, Virtua Cop, and Virtual On.
Barry Burton
Member
N64:
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Zelda: Majora's Mask
Super Mario 64
Super Smash Bros.
Goldeneye 007
WCW/nWo Revenge
WCW Mayhem (lol)
WWF Wrestlemania 2000
WWF No Mercy
Mario Golf
Mario Party
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
Madden NFL '99
I think that's all. We did a lot more renting back then.
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Zelda: Majora's Mask
Super Mario 64
Super Smash Bros.
Goldeneye 007
WCW/nWo Revenge
WCW Mayhem (lol)
WWF Wrestlemania 2000
WWF No Mercy
Mario Golf
Mario Party
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
Madden NFL '99
I think that's all. We did a lot more renting back then.
Voysa Reezun
Banned
My parents had an Atari 2600 that included Bowling (my favorite as a very young child) and Pac-Man. I think we also had basketball (which I remember being 1 on 1 - maybe it was like Dr. J vs. Larry Bird or something?) and Space Invaders.
My first console that I asked for and my parents were kind enough to buy me was the NES, and I only had Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt, The Legend of Zelda II, and Gotcha. Anything else I played, I rented with allowance money.
My first console that I asked for and my parents were kind enough to buy me was the NES, and I only had Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt, The Legend of Zelda II, and Gotcha. Anything else I played, I rented with allowance money.
SilverArrow20XX
Walks in the Light of the Crystal
NES
Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
Super Mario Bros. 3
Dr. Mario
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game
Total Recall
Nightshade
Captain Comic
Blades of Steel
Power Blade
To the Earth
NES Play Action Football
I think that's all the games we owned at our house. I played and borrowed a lot more games from friends like TMNT III, Mario 2, and Kirby. After we got an N64 my brother sold the NES and all our games to Gamestop for 20 something dollars. I'm still mad.
Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
Super Mario Bros. 3
Dr. Mario
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game
Total Recall
Nightshade
Captain Comic
Blades of Steel
Power Blade
To the Earth
NES Play Action Football
I think that's all the games we owned at our house. I played and borrowed a lot more games from friends like TMNT III, Mario 2, and Kirby. After we got an N64 my brother sold the NES and all our games to Gamestop for 20 something dollars. I'm still mad.
SonicMegaDrive
Member
I don't count the 2600 that we had in my house since that belonged to my dad.
My first console was the NES. I think this was the list of games I had. Probably forgetting a bunch. I'm including games that my younger brother got as well, since we practically shared all of our games anyway. I'm not including games I got used after I got my Genesis or SNES. Because I'll be here all day listing games, as I regularly took advantage of Funco Land early on. I also came into a couple of large game donations from previous NES owners who no longer wanted their old games sometime around that point and I'm not including those either. These are just games I bought(or in most case's, my parent's or other relatives bought) brand new in shrink wrap.
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros. 2
Super Mario Bros. 3
Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!
Excitebike
Zelda
Contra
Pac-Man
Ms. Pac-Man
Adventure Island
Kickle Cubicle
Mappy-Land
Monopoly
Galaga
BurgerTime
Rampage
Double Dragon
Felix the Cat
The Flintstones
Simpsons Bart vs The Space Mutants
Simpsons Bart vs The World
Snoopy Sports
Ghostbusters
Bubble Bobble
Where's Waldo
Home Alone
Tom & Jerry
Kid Niki
Paperboy
Bugs Bunny's Crazy Castle
Back to the Future
Rockin' Kats
Tiny Toon Adventures
Ninja Turtles
Ninja Turtles II the Arcade Game
Ninja Turtles III Manhattan Project
Battletoads
Maniac Mansion
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Whomp 'em
Yoshi
Yoshi's Cookie
Star Tropics
Batman
Batman Revenge of the Joker
Marble Madness
Blaster Master
Captain America and the Avengers
Donkey Kong Classics
Tennis
RBI Baseball
Baseball Stars
Bomberman II
Mickey's Mousecapade
DuckTales
Rescue Rangers
Darkwing Duck
Talespin
Disney Adventures in the Magic Kingdom
The Little Mermaid (this was my sister's
)
Tetris
Tetris 2
Dr. Mario
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 3
Mega Man 4
Mega Man 5
Mega Man 6(got this way late when I bought a top loader)
Kirby's Adventure(got this shortly after that)
one of those 4-in one gold carts that had Dizzy the egg and Linus Spacehead.
It seems like I had a lot of games(and I did), but I also kept on buying them well into the Genesis and SNES' life. I was probably in high school when I finally stopped buying NES games(because they just weren't making them anymore).
Truth be told, I never stopped playing my NES. My original unit is still working to this day and I'm still enjoying it
My first console was the NES. I think this was the list of games I had. Probably forgetting a bunch. I'm including games that my younger brother got as well, since we practically shared all of our games anyway. I'm not including games I got used after I got my Genesis or SNES. Because I'll be here all day listing games, as I regularly took advantage of Funco Land early on. I also came into a couple of large game donations from previous NES owners who no longer wanted their old games sometime around that point and I'm not including those either. These are just games I bought(or in most case's, my parent's or other relatives bought) brand new in shrink wrap.
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros. 2
Super Mario Bros. 3
Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!
Excitebike
Zelda
Contra
Pac-Man
Ms. Pac-Man
Adventure Island
Kickle Cubicle
Mappy-Land
Monopoly
Galaga
BurgerTime
Rampage
Double Dragon
Felix the Cat
The Flintstones
Simpsons Bart vs The Space Mutants
Simpsons Bart vs The World
Snoopy Sports
Ghostbusters
Bubble Bobble
Where's Waldo
Home Alone
Tom & Jerry
Kid Niki
Paperboy
Bugs Bunny's Crazy Castle
Back to the Future
Rockin' Kats
Tiny Toon Adventures
Ninja Turtles
Ninja Turtles II the Arcade Game
Ninja Turtles III Manhattan Project
Battletoads
Maniac Mansion
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Whomp 'em
Yoshi
Yoshi's Cookie
Star Tropics
Batman
Batman Revenge of the Joker
Marble Madness
Blaster Master
Captain America and the Avengers
Donkey Kong Classics
Tennis
RBI Baseball
Baseball Stars
Bomberman II
Mickey's Mousecapade
DuckTales
Rescue Rangers
Darkwing Duck
Talespin
Disney Adventures in the Magic Kingdom
The Little Mermaid (this was my sister's
)Tetris
Tetris 2
Dr. Mario
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 3
Mega Man 4
Mega Man 5
Mega Man 6(got this way late when I bought a top loader)
Kirby's Adventure(got this shortly after that)
one of those 4-in one gold carts that had Dizzy the egg and Linus Spacehead.
It seems like I had a lot of games(and I did), but I also kept on buying them well into the Genesis and SNES' life. I was probably in high school when I finally stopped buying NES games(because they just weren't making them anymore).
Truth be told, I never stopped playing my NES. My original unit is still working to this day and I'm still enjoying it
Forerunner
Member
Your one big mistake was not getting Panzer Dragoon Zwei alongside your saturn.
That looks familiar! It's true, I never did pick up Panzer Dragoon on the Saturn.
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I had many consoles but they were really my older brothers but my own personal console that was fully mine was the PS1. I had :
FF7
Tomb Raider
Crash (whole series)
Madden
Nba
Fighting force
FF9
Tenchu
Syphon Filter
Metal Gear
Resident evil 2
Gran Turismo
Cool boarders
And hella demo disc
FF7
Tomb Raider
Crash (whole series)
Madden
Nba
Fighting force
FF9
Tenchu
Syphon Filter
Metal Gear
Resident evil 2
Gran Turismo
Cool boarders
And hella demo disc
eerik9000
Member
Grew up in post-Soviet Estonia. Piracy was everywhere.
Console: some NES clone which everybody just called "TV game", later found out it was probably Dendy.
Games that I remember having:
Contra
Chip n Dale
Duck Tales
Mappy
Lode Runner
Adventure Island
Super Mario Bros
Excitebike
Tiny Toon Adventures
The Karate Kid
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Spider-Man
Prince of Persia
Dr. Mario
Arkanoid
Darkwing Duck
Duck Hunt
The Little Mermaid
Kung-Fu
+ a whole bunch of games which names I don't know/don't remember
+ some ridiculous 9999 in 1 type of cartridges
Console: some NES clone which everybody just called "TV game", later found out it was probably Dendy.
Games that I remember having:
Contra
Chip n Dale
Duck Tales
Mappy
Lode Runner
Adventure Island
Super Mario Bros
Excitebike
Tiny Toon Adventures
The Karate Kid
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Spider-Man
Prince of Persia
Dr. Mario
Arkanoid
Darkwing Duck
Duck Hunt
The Little Mermaid
Kung-Fu
+ a whole bunch of games which names I don't know/don't remember
+ some ridiculous 9999 in 1 type of cartridges
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My first console was a SNES.
I had:
Super Mario All Stars
Mortal Kombat 1 and 2
Dennis.
I did not have much money as a kid.
I had:
Super Mario All Stars
Mortal Kombat 1 and 2
Dennis.
I did not have much money as a kid.