You're better off buying a real Genesis than that thing. A PS2 can play 99% of PS1 games with no issues at all.BoneSnapDeez wrote:BoringSupreez wrote: He already has a GBA, which has a lot of SNES ports. A PS2 would be totally fresh. Besides, the PS2 can play PS1 games as well while a SNES only plays SNES games.
Which should I get?
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Re: Which should I get?
prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.
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PS2 games are easy to find and cheap and it has arguably the largest library of (good) games out of any console, as one would expect from the best selling console of all time. Where I live you can purchase many of the best PS2 games for 5-8 euros, while best SNES games cost you usually between 25 and 80 euros. 2 good and common SNES games might cost you more than your whole budget
Saturn games can also be expensive.
Maybe you could buy a PS2 to USB control thingy and play SNES games on an emulator on your computer for free and get a real one later on when you have more cash and a bigger collection? And like already mentioned, you can play PS1 games with a PS2.
Maybe you could buy a PS2 to USB control thingy and play SNES games on an emulator on your computer for free and get a real one later on when you have more cash and a bigger collection? And like already mentioned, you can play PS1 games with a PS2.
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My WTB thread (Sega CD/Saturn games)
Also looking to buy: Ys III (TG-16 CD), Shadowrun (Genesis) Hori N64 mini pad and Slayer (3DO) in long box/just the long box
Also looking to buy: Ys III (TG-16 CD), Shadowrun (Genesis) Hori N64 mini pad and Slayer (3DO) in long box/just the long box
Re: Which should I get?
Only the Saturn can play Saturn games. Therefore it is the most valuable.
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SNES and Saturn games are already expensive, while the PS2 has never been cheaper. Now is the time to get into PS2. If you put it off till later, you may regret it with you wallet.
prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.
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Re: Which should I get?
And from the sound of it his wallet isn't very plump anyway, so yeah...BoringSupreez wrote:SNES and Saturn games are already expensive, while the PS2 has never been cheaper. Now is the time to get into PS2. If you put it off till later, you may regret it with you wallet.
I'd suggest holding off on SNES and Saturn until you've got a steady income, OP.
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Especially Saturn. Even with a steady income, Saturn is difficult.AppleQueso wrote:And from the sound of it his wallet isn't very plump anyway, so yeah...BoringSupreez wrote:SNES and Saturn games are already expensive, while the PS2 has never been cheaper. Now is the time to get into PS2. If you put it off till later, you may regret it with you wallet.
I'd suggest holding off on SNES and Saturn until you've got a steady income, OP.
prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.
Re: Which should I get?
There's plenty of cheap Saturn games... People always seem to forget the Virtua Fighters/Megamix, Dead or Alive, Sega Rally, Toshinden, Astal... To say nothing of the imports like Saturn Bomberman and Dead or Alive. It's not dirt-cheap like the Playstation, but then, it's not dirt. 
Re: Which should I get?
There really isn't enough information provided for us to make a reasonable recommendation. We can make assumptions (as people have been) or you could provide more information as to what your goals are. I'm wondering why genesis isn't on your potential list.
Re: Which should I get?
This times infinity. While as Jrecee said that all opinions will be uninformed without more information from you, out of the ones you listed, I've always had far more fun with the SNES. PS2 is my second choice especially for the price as AppleQueso mentioned, while a modded Saturn (or a Saturn and then getting it modded) would be my last choice of the three.BoneSnapDeez wrote:Do you want to own the best console of all time? If so, get a Super Nintendo.
Re: Which should I get?
Sorry for not putting games I like, I completely forgot
Anyways, I tend to like actiony games and RPGs. I don't like music/puzzle games. Here's the console games I'm playing through right now that I'm enjoying, since they're right in front of where I'm sitting now.
N64: Perfect Dark, Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
Dreamcast: Resident Evil Code: Veronica
Gamecube: Skies of Arcadia, Resident Evil, F-Zero GX
Wii: Xenoblade, Super Mario Galaxy 2, Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
I tend to like games that aren't overcomplicated, such as Skyrim, but I like Xenoblade. Weird.
Anyways, I'm currently leaning towards a Saturn, because it has a lot of games I'm interested in, and I'm getting into Sega. I'm wishing they were still in the hardware business right now.
Anyways, PS2 is a close second, because of the sheer variety of games. It's also got a lot of games that, since I only have a Wii for recent major consoles, I missed out on.
I hope this post helps!
P.s. I'm hoping to get a job over the summer, and I have a way to get easy amazon gift cards. Slow but easy.
Anyways, I tend to like actiony games and RPGs. I don't like music/puzzle games. Here's the console games I'm playing through right now that I'm enjoying, since they're right in front of where I'm sitting now.
N64: Perfect Dark, Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
Dreamcast: Resident Evil Code: Veronica
Gamecube: Skies of Arcadia, Resident Evil, F-Zero GX
Wii: Xenoblade, Super Mario Galaxy 2, Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
I tend to like games that aren't overcomplicated, such as Skyrim, but I like Xenoblade. Weird.
Anyways, I'm currently leaning towards a Saturn, because it has a lot of games I'm interested in, and I'm getting into Sega. I'm wishing they were still in the hardware business right now.
I hope this post helps!
P.s. I'm hoping to get a job over the summer, and I have a way to get easy amazon gift cards. Slow but easy.
Consoles: N64, Wii, Dreamcast, PS2, SNES, Saturn, Genesis, PS3, NES, Wii U, 2600, PS4
Handhelds: Game Boy Advance, 3DS, PSP, New 3DS
Handhelds: Game Boy Advance, 3DS, PSP, New 3DS