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The other day i went to dig out my old Atari 520 to play some magicland dizzy, unfortunately however i lost a cable so i couldnt actually play anything but has anybody else had a similar experience?
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Everyone of my snes games lasted longer than a certain playstation 2 gae. Not mentioning any names .,... Squaresoft. b...o.....u...n....c....e...r.. one hour is all it takes to complete it I mean I can last longer than that on tetris so tetris is better value 4 your money as it will last you 4 years. A true classic.
Just wait till you play sonic on the game boy advance it will blow your mind with eye blistering speed.
I still own a snes and I play on it at least once a week. My mate evn has his Nes still and it is great to be able to play the true classics. I have an idea to any1 here who has sold their old consoles. Why not download an emulator and a load of ROMs and get playing them agai. Whats more its free and you can do it on really crummy pcs like mine. I reccomend getting Chrono Trigger, secret of mana and tetris attack. Especially tetris attack as it is so addictive and it is better than forking out 50 quid for pokemon puzzle league. damn those evil fluffy things.
Virtual Reality wrote:
> I think they should make a N64 release of Sonic.
Yeah, that would be great fun, especially if it was 3D like super mario :)
> I think they should make a N64 release of Sonic.
Yeah, that would be great fun, especially if it was 3D like super mario :)
About playing them and lasting longer. Yes I play them, and I'll keep them forever so I suppose it is a colection.
Some do last longer than the games today and I recommend gamers to own at least one old machine. Have you ever sold an old machine and then though "aww, I wish I could play a certain game again" and then hope they make a classics compilation or something for the new machine.
Some do last longer than the games today and I recommend gamers to own at least one old machine. Have you ever sold an old machine and then though "aww, I wish I could play a certain game again" and then hope they make a classics compilation or something for the new machine.
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