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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 5:21 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 10:53 pm
My question is why is it that when they are playing nintendo games they are still using the same playstation controller? dramallama
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Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 1:30 pm
Emulators. I use my Xbox 360 Controller to play SNES games.
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Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 11:41 pm
thats just cheap and illegal mind you unless they paid to download or actually own the games. they should get the real game much more fun to play games on the actual system. i still have all my old nintendo and super nintendo games. one of these days im going to sell my collection should be worth quite a bit i have like a hundred games. mrgreen
ohh and on a side not those guys suck at playing videogames
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Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 12:24 am
Hunter_Silver thats just cheap and illegal mind you unless they paid to download or actually own the games. they should get the real game much more fun to play games on the actual system. i still have all my old nintendo and super nintendo games. one of these days im going to sell my collection should be worth quite a bit i have like a hundred games. mrgreen ohh and on a side not those guys suck at playing videogames Illegal? Oh my goodness, yes. Cheap? Exactly the point. Most of us don't have the time to go hunting for old SNES or Genesis (or earlier) games. Hell, it's something of a challenge to find PSX or N64 stuff in decent condition. Also, most collectors want a sizeable some for their precious pixel-generating possessions. Hence, emulators become viable sources of retro gaming. Also, I'd like to see you do better with some of those games. Superman in his namesake Nintendo 64 game controlled with all the finesse of an ambulatory sofa ("You will believe a couch can fly", as I recall someone putting it).
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Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 11:28 am
I could probably do better than them. And they said something along the lines of "Have you ever played games with a woman? This happens like a hundred times in a row."
My dad threw out my nintendo... and my Felix the Cat game. I was heartbroken. Just because I had to smack it a few times and blow in it did not mean it was broken, damnit! JUST DIFFICULT!
*runs away, crying*
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Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 2:28 pm
Reko I could probably do better than them. And they said something along the lines of "Have you ever played games with a woman? This happens like a hundred times in a row." My dad threw out my nintendo... and my Felix the Cat game. I was heartbroken. Just because I had to smack it a few times and blow in it did not mean it was broken, damnit! JUST DIFFICULT! *runs away, crying* Actually yes i have and they are remarkably good at street fighter. stressed I think thats the way all nintendos are they get very sensitive to dust and other stuff but its still worth it. Also if you were 21 like me you wouldn't have to hunt down old games you would have them from long ago. I remember when i got my nintendo i was 4 or 5 the games used to be tough back then but im a hardcore gamer so nothing is a challenge anymore. I have never sold a single game i have ever bought unless it was one of those crappy games you just can't play because it is soooooo rolleyes boring.
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Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 3:12 pm
Mmm... Street Fighter has still got to be one of my favorite games. My friend Taylor and I used to go down to this comicbook shop that had a few arcade games and play it. The owner was awesome... he would exchange our foodstamps for quarters so we could get the chance to play. She was always Chun Li, and I was Cammy. *sighs* Good fun, good fun.
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Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 9:17 pm
Hunter_Silver Actually yes i have and they are remarkably good at street fighter. stressed I think thats the way all nintendos are they get very sensitive to dust and other stuff but its still worth it. Also if you were 21 like me you wouldn't have to hunt down old games you would have them from long ago. I remember when i got my nintendo i was 4 or 5 the games used to be tough back then but im a hardcore gamer so nothing is a challenge anymore. I have never sold a single game i have ever bought unless it was one of those crappy games you just can't play because it is soooooo rolleyes boring. Actually, eighteen is plenty old, I've found, seeing as I have a plethora of older systems and games (and, personally, your inability to type makes me believe you're lying about your age, but I've seen more bizarre things). I'm just saying, not all of us old school gamers have massive libraries. I grew up rather poor (which is why I have old game systems, because they were cheaper at the time), but some things were just impossible to get. And yeah, so many of them were so, disgustingly, painfully boring. I mean, for every classic, you had a bunch of stinkers.
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Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2006 2:22 am
very true words good fun indeed
just have one question for Maku. How does my inability to type say anything about my age? Some people don't type as well as others thats just how it is. You do make a good point about games though it takes a lot of trying and failing to find a truely good game. For instance I just got Valkyrie Profile for my psp(i never did play the original but my friend did and he recomended it). I've been waiting to get a game that didn't take me 3 days to beat. Now i have one that i can really get into biggrin
oh and one more thing i just want to apologize for my whole superiority complex posts(bragging about my games and ability to play well) reading them now i realize i was going a little to far sweatdrop I didn't mean anything by it emo
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Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2006 12:49 pm
The one game, that I remember going into "obsession mode' into beating was Metal Gear Solid 2. I stayed up from christmas morning to 3:00 the next morning playing that, and finally winning. I, apparently, was one of 4 people who loved the game and Raiden.
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 11:50 am
Dameon Archangell The one game, that I remember going into "obsession mode' into beating was Metal Gear Solid 2. I stayed up from christmas morning to 3:00 the next morning playing that, and finally winning. I, apparently, was one of 4 people who loved the game and Raiden. I liked it. But I beat it in one sitting. I wanted to play the MGS1 remake but Nintendo had to be a whore and buy the rights to it.
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