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What is the best console according to you which was released when the video game industry was a baby? I mean pre 90s
Atari 2600, 5200 7800 Sega Master System or Colecovision, Intellivision or something else?
According to me it is the NES, originally released as the FamiCom (FamilyComputer) in 1983 in Japan and then released in 1986 in the USA as the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System). It is the console which captivated the multi-billion dollar video game industry as we know it today. It recently celebrated its 20th anniversary in September, earlier this year.
Atari 2600, 5200 7800 Sega Master System or Colecovision, Intellivision or something else?
According to me it is the NES, originally released as the FamiCom (FamilyComputer) in 1983 in Japan and then released in 1986 in the USA as the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System). It is the console which captivated the multi-billion dollar video game industry as we know it today. It recently celebrated its 20th anniversary in September, earlier this year.
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Master System rocked. It had it all.
SNES was always my favourite
What is the best console according to you which was released when the video game industry was a baby? I mean pre 90s
Atari 2600, 5200 7800 Sega Master System or Colecovision, Intellivision or something else?
According to me it is the NES, originally released as the FamiCom (FamilyComputer) in 1983 in Japan and then released in 1986 in the USA as the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System). It is the console which captivated the multi-billion dollar video game industry as we know it today. It recently celebrated its 20th anniversary in September, earlier this year.
Atari 2600, 5200 7800 Sega Master System or Colecovision, Intellivision or something else?
According to me it is the NES, originally released as the FamiCom (FamilyComputer) in 1983 in Japan and then released in 1986 in the USA as the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System). It is the console which captivated the multi-billion dollar video game industry as we know it today. It recently celebrated its 20th anniversary in September, earlier this year.
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