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maddmun wrote:
> SNES was the best console, closely, VERY CLOSELY followed by the NES,
> a monster of a machine. I still remember those countless days of Duck
> Hunt, Probotector, Megaman and Mario 3.
Duck Hunt is the ownage of everything. It rocked.
I'l like Sega to release something for GameCube like House of The Dead with a nice recoiling light gun.
But noooooooo
> SNES was the best console, closely, VERY CLOSELY followed by the NES,
> a monster of a machine. I still remember those countless days of Duck
> Hunt, Probotector, Megaman and Mario 3.
Duck Hunt is the ownage of everything. It rocked.
I'l like Sega to release something for GameCube like House of The Dead with a nice recoiling light gun.
But noooooooo
Why get that when you can get a GBA SP?
SNES was the best console, closely, VERY CLOSELY followed by the NES, a monster of a machine. I still remember those countless days of Duck Hunt, Probotector, Megaman and Mario 3.
has a novelty values and will be snapped up by someones. On ebay at the weekend I saw a ZX81 Colour adaptor (for those of you too young the ZX81 was mono only) heard about them 15 years ago but didn't realise they actually existed. Like I say all these items are rare so someone with money to spare will buy them and sell them for a profit in 1, 2, 10 years time probably.
It's a load of crap.
The cartridges are hardly portable size and there ain't so many people interested in the NES anymore.
Even if it did sell a few units, it wouldn't really be a significant amount (unless they find another reason for gamers to buy it).
The funny thing is, if they didn't use any Nintendo logos, it would be a perfectly legal unit to sell!
The cartridges are hardly portable size and there ain't so many people interested in the NES anymore.
Even if it did sell a few units, it wouldn't really be a significant amount (unless they find another reason for gamers to buy it).
The funny thing is, if they didn't use any Nintendo logos, it would be a perfectly legal unit to sell!
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