Doesn't mean you can't make a thread yo. Gonna be a lot of Pokemon I think, just my opinion.Nintendork666 wrote:I thought this thread was gonna be about what games the next generation of gamers would consider retro, and how they'd go about collecting them, etc.
Color me disappointed.
2nd Generation Retro Gamers
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I used to play SSX3 on the PS2 all the time. My middle child (almost 9 now) loved to guide the characters down the mountains from the age of about 2 (and she still loves that series.)
9 and her sister (6) really liked the Sesame Street games on the NES and the Busy Town game on the Genesis.
My oldest daughter (18) was a big fan of Monsters Inc. on the PS1, Sly Cooper, Ratchet & Clank, and SSX Tricky. But when she was playing, the PS2 was current gen.
They all generally like some games on all my retro and modern consoles - these are just the ones that first came to mind.
9 and her sister (6) really liked the Sesame Street games on the NES and the Busy Town game on the Genesis.
My oldest daughter (18) was a big fan of Monsters Inc. on the PS1, Sly Cooper, Ratchet & Clank, and SSX Tricky. But when she was playing, the PS2 was current gen.
They all generally like some games on all my retro and modern consoles - these are just the ones that first came to mind.
Systems: Pong, Odyssey2, Atari 2600, NES, CDX, SNES, N64, Saturn, DC, PS1, PS2, PS3, Xbox, GCN, Wii, Xbox360, OUYA
Handhelds: GB, GBC, GBA, DS lite, DSi, Virtual Boy (<< is that even a portable?)
EM Pinballs: Bally Dixieland, Gottlieb Flying Carpet
SS Pinball: GTB Circus, GTB Count-Down, GTB Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Stern Lectronamo, Stern Galaxy, Bally Black Pyramid
Handhelds: GB, GBC, GBA, DS lite, DSi, Virtual Boy (<< is that even a portable?)
EM Pinballs: Bally Dixieland, Gottlieb Flying Carpet
SS Pinball: GTB Circus, GTB Count-Down, GTB Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Stern Lectronamo, Stern Galaxy, Bally Black Pyramid
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Mortalrift
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Re: 2nd Generation Retro Gamers
Busy Town for Genesis = awesome.c0wb0y wrote:I used to play SSX3 on the PS2 all the time. My middle child (almost 9 now) loved to guide the characters down the mountains from the age of about 2 (and she still loves that series.)
9 and her sister (6) really liked the Sesame Street games on the NES and the Busy Town game on the Genesis.
My oldest daughter (18) was a big fan of Monsters Inc. on the PS1, Sly Cooper, Ratchet & Clank, and SSX Tricky. But when she was playing, the PS2 was current gen.
They all generally like some games on all my retro and modern consoles - these are just the ones that first came to mind.
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BoringSupreez
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Agreed.Mortalrift wrote:Busy Town for Genesis = awesome.c0wb0y wrote:I used to play SSX3 on the PS2 all the time. My middle child (almost 9 now) loved to guide the characters down the mountains from the age of about 2 (and she still loves that series.)
9 and her sister (6) really liked the Sesame Street games on the NES and the Busy Town game on the Genesis.
My oldest daughter (18) was a big fan of Monsters Inc. on the PS1, Sly Cooper, Ratchet & Clank, and SSX Tricky. But when she was playing, the PS2 was current gen.
They all generally like some games on all my retro and modern consoles - these are just the ones that first came to mind.
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