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lordofduct
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Doctor Fugue
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Pullmyfinger wrote:32?doctorfugue wrote:Guess my age...I'll give you a hint...the original Mortal Kombat was in my high school cafeteria...and it was a new game.
early 30s, do I get a cookie?
Just turned 30. Thanks for trying. Now eat this cookie.
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"Your vessel, your beginning. All that you knew...is gone." - The Guardian of Forever
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The Apprentice
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- Location: Wishing I was in California again
Wish I could say I didn't see that coming.Mozgus wrote:I did.Curlypaul wrote:Well I'm pretty surprised at how young people are in here, especially you Apprentice never thought you were just 15!
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Dude. Tis awesome.
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Hatta wrote:Die Hard Arcade has Deep Scan in it. That's like retro inside retro. They must have heard we liked retro (dawg).
Jrecee wrote:What I like to do is knit little sweaters to put on the games.
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Daniel Primed
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I am 19. I imagined that people around here would be a bit older.
I feel very fortunate actually. You see, even before people were using the term retro gamer I was indeed a retro gamer and have always been one. I started on the NES when the last few apt titles (Kirbys Adventure etc) were being released in PAL regions. Following this I picked up an Amiga 5000 and an Atari while staying afloat with the SNES. And I've been playing catch up ever since.
I feel very blessed to have been put in this situation as it means that even though I am only 19, I have never had to backtrack on consoles. I've played them in succession and had plenty of games for each console (although I am currently adding more to the collection). Everyone else my age (except my best mate) had missed out on the NES, Amiga etc. So I feel very fortunate.
I guess this makes me part of the first wave of retro gamers.
I feel very fortunate actually. You see, even before people were using the term retro gamer I was indeed a retro gamer and have always been one. I started on the NES when the last few apt titles (Kirbys Adventure etc) were being released in PAL regions. Following this I picked up an Amiga 5000 and an Atari while staying afloat with the SNES. And I've been playing catch up ever since.
I feel very blessed to have been put in this situation as it means that even though I am only 19, I have never had to backtrack on consoles. I've played them in succession and had plenty of games for each console (although I am currently adding more to the collection). Everyone else my age (except my best mate) had missed out on the NES, Amiga etc. So I feel very fortunate.
I guess this makes me part of the first wave of retro gamers.
