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Despite the gameboys, ds, and gamecube, it wouldn't hurt to pull out the SNES
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Despite the gameboys, ds, and gamecube, it wouldn't hurt to pull out the SNES
I was able to play super mario nintendo version on an aero plane. Really was great fun to relive some memories.
SNES rules.
Been playing Super Metroid. Got lost and stuck again. Apart from that a great game.
SNES still rules!
Georgey5 wrote:
> I was able to play super mario nintendo version on an aero plane.
> Really was great fun to relive some memories.
Is there a non-Nintendo one?
> I was able to play super mario nintendo version on an aero plane.
> Really was great fun to relive some memories.
Is there a non-Nintendo one?
The SNES really is a class system. We got it when I was 3 years old :D I loved Star Wing and Donkey Kong Country, great games.
Hedfix wrote:
> Georgey5 wrote:
> I was able to play super mario nintendo version on an aero plane.
> Really was great fun to relive some memories.
>
>>> Is there a non-Nintendo one?
I'm there are several non-Nintendo versions in China...
> Georgey5 wrote:
> I was able to play super mario nintendo version on an aero plane.
> Really was great fun to relive some memories.
>
>>> Is there a non-Nintendo one?
I'm there are several non-Nintendo versions in China...
Would you be allowed to take your own Super Scope onto the plain?
I just whipped out my snes bout a week ago, been playing mortal combat, super mario and desert strike more than would be recomended by any health expert, or worried parent. its definetly worth going retro once in a while, reminded me of happier times as a kid.
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