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I just put Challenge TV on Sky. I like the classics, whether it's games or TV.
And Bruce's Pric is Right was on. When I was little I used to love that show. But what caught my attention was a particular prize up for grabs.
"The latest in gaming technology, with six of the currently most popular games."
It was an N64, with Zelda in the console.
Dunno what the other games were, but it just caught my eye. You know how that happens.
"The latest in gaming technology."
Maybe it isn't the latest anymore, but if you ask me it's still the best, and even today, I'd happily trade a PS2 for an N64. I'd keep my Cube though. And given the choice of prizes:
- A dishwasher
- An N64
- A camera which automatically winds the film
I think you all know which I'd have! Even if I was 40 years old with a family, i think I'd still turn down the dishwasher. Unless I'd never experienced the N64.
And Bruce's Pric is Right was on. When I was little I used to love that show. But what caught my attention was a particular prize up for grabs.
"The latest in gaming technology, with six of the currently most popular games."
It was an N64, with Zelda in the console.
Dunno what the other games were, but it just caught my eye. You know how that happens.
"The latest in gaming technology."
Maybe it isn't the latest anymore, but if you ask me it's still the best, and even today, I'd happily trade a PS2 for an N64. I'd keep my Cube though. And given the choice of prizes:
- A dishwasher
- An N64
- A camera which automatically winds the film
I think you all know which I'd have! Even if I was 40 years old with a family, i think I'd still turn down the dishwasher. Unless I'd never experienced the N64.
Silence, Agatha.
gimo80 wrote:
> it's one of those games that just make you cry with sheer joy
You girl.
> it's one of those games that just make you cry with sheer joy
You girl.
Challenge is one of my favourite channels. It really highlights just how crap TV is nowadays.
And as for the N64 - forget specs, it is the best console ever!
And as for the N64 - forget specs, it is the best console ever!
Ah, good old Brucy. That was when Saturday night telly was actually decent - I'm thoroughly enjoying X Factor now though... ahem....
As for Zelda, it's one of those games that just make you cry with sheer joy - 7 years down the line, and it's still the best game ever.
As for Zelda, it's one of those games that just make you cry with sheer joy - 7 years down the line, and it's still the best game ever.
Quality. good game good game.
My dads mate won the top doo-dah on that show. worth 27k
My dads mate won the top doo-dah on that show. worth 27k
I just put Challenge TV on Sky. I like the classics, whether it's games or TV.
And Bruce's Pric is Right was on. When I was little I used to love that show. But what caught my attention was a particular prize up for grabs.
"The latest in gaming technology, with six of the currently most popular games."
It was an N64, with Zelda in the console.
Dunno what the other games were, but it just caught my eye. You know how that happens.
"The latest in gaming technology."
Maybe it isn't the latest anymore, but if you ask me it's still the best, and even today, I'd happily trade a PS2 for an N64. I'd keep my Cube though. And given the choice of prizes:
- A dishwasher
- An N64
- A camera which automatically winds the film
I think you all know which I'd have! Even if I was 40 years old with a family, i think I'd still turn down the dishwasher. Unless I'd never experienced the N64.
And Bruce's Pric is Right was on. When I was little I used to love that show. But what caught my attention was a particular prize up for grabs.
"The latest in gaming technology, with six of the currently most popular games."
It was an N64, with Zelda in the console.
Dunno what the other games were, but it just caught my eye. You know how that happens.
"The latest in gaming technology."
Maybe it isn't the latest anymore, but if you ask me it's still the best, and even today, I'd happily trade a PS2 for an N64. I'd keep my Cube though. And given the choice of prizes:
- A dishwasher
- An N64
- A camera which automatically winds the film
I think you all know which I'd have! Even if I was 40 years old with a family, i think I'd still turn down the dishwasher. Unless I'd never experienced the N64.