I very much agree.Flak Beard wrote:I would definitely say the NES/Famicom and the PS1. These are probably the most important consoles of all time.
What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
-
RyaNtheSlayA
- Next-Gen
- Posts: 9201
- Joined: Fri Mar 14, 2008 4:56 pm
- Location: Denver CO, USA
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
Older. Not wiser.
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
How about those great little LED handhelds? You know, like Mattel Electronics Football, Baseball, Basketball, etc.
Ow! My small intestine!
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
Or what about a stand-alone feature on the history of LED- and LCD-based games?Scooter wrote:How about those great little LED handhelds? You know, like Mattel Electronics Football, Baseball, Basketball, etc.
So, one entry might be all about those LCD-games of the '90s, like the stuff from Tiger Electronics.
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
yeah- that would be really great. I bet there are a ton of great retro games that i haven't played yet.fastbilly1 wrote:oooh, I like where pullmyfinger is going. Translated titles sounds like a winning list to me.
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
Well they aren't off-limits. My normal rule of thumb is when they are no longer current.REPO Man wrote:So... what's the verdict, Racketboy?RackGaki wrote:When racketboy says so.
But considering we have so many other older ones to cover still, they are a lower priority in my mind.
Support Racketboy on Patreon
Follow Racketboy on Social: Instagram / Twitter / Facebook
Subscribe to Email Newsletter (Blog / Guide Updates Every Week or Two)
Follow Racketboy on Social: Instagram / Twitter / Facebook
Subscribe to Email Newsletter (Blog / Guide Updates Every Week or Two)
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
Those did cross my mind. I would like to get to those eventuallyREPO Man wrote:Or what about a stand-alone feature on the history of LED- and LCD-based games?Scooter wrote:How about those great little LED handhelds? You know, like Mattel Electronics Football, Baseball, Basketball, etc.
So, one entry might be all about those LCD-games of the '90s, like the stuff from Tiger Electronics.
Support Racketboy on Patreon
Follow Racketboy on Social: Instagram / Twitter / Facebook
Subscribe to Email Newsletter (Blog / Guide Updates Every Week or Two)
Follow Racketboy on Social: Instagram / Twitter / Facebook
Subscribe to Email Newsletter (Blog / Guide Updates Every Week or Two)
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
I know next to nothing about the SMS or 3DO and would like to learn more.
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
1. NES
2. SMS
3. Game Boy (not including Color)
4. 32X
5. PC-Engine (TurboGrafx-16)
6. PC-FX
7. Game Boy Color
2. SMS
3. Game Boy (not including Color)
4. 32X
5. PC-Engine (TurboGrafx-16)
6. PC-FX
7. Game Boy Color
casterofdreams wrote:On PC I want MOAR FPS!!!|
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
We have the TG16GSZX1337 wrote:1. NES
2. SMS
3. Game Boy (not including Color)
4. 32X
5. PC-Engine (TurboGrafx-16)
6. PC-FX
7. Game Boy Color
http://www.racketboy.com/retro/2007/06/ ... guide.html
Support Racketboy on Patreon
Follow Racketboy on Social: Instagram / Twitter / Facebook
Subscribe to Email Newsletter (Blog / Guide Updates Every Week or Two)
Follow Racketboy on Social: Instagram / Twitter / Facebook
Subscribe to Email Newsletter (Blog / Guide Updates Every Week or Two)
Re: What Should We Add to the Retro Gaming 101 series?
I didn't realize there isn't already an article for SMS. I'd like to see an article on SMS then!
P.S. I can help with the handhelds, I already own most of the Mattel handhelds that were produced though I don't know much about the other brands. I guess I was a Mattel Electronics fanboy! Still have the original boxes, packing and instructions too!
P.S. I can help with the handhelds, I already own most of the Mattel handhelds that were produced though I don't know much about the other brands. I guess I was a Mattel Electronics fanboy! Still have the original boxes, packing and instructions too!
Ow! My small intestine!