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I really liked Contra on NES
, how did I forget that one? That's my #1 NES game, no question.
I really liked Contra on NES
Mega Man 2
C'mon guys..
This mother er was hard as it was fun
I'm sure I'm missing more but those come to mind first and foremost.
I was a sega kid tbh
Anyone remember this one?
tbh this one was my favorite
And I suppose it's not THAT old, but I loved this game on the PS1.
I rented that from Blockbuster
Who beat this game? I never did.
Damn this is nostalgic tbh. I grew up to this ...Pokemon and n64 and all that.
Good times man
So was I. SEGA took over the market in 1992... I was in 2nd grade. So over doing the Mario & his buddies thing. SEGA was edger and successfully advertised as ''cooler''
I was a sega kid tbh
Due to the Genesis' head start, much larger library of games, and lower price point,[54] it was able to secure an estimated 60% of the American 16-bit console market by June 1992.[55] Sega's advertising continued to position the Genesis as the "cooler" console,[54] and at one point in its campaign, it used the term "Blast Processing" (the origin of which is an obscure programming trick on the console's graphics hardware[56]) to suggest that the processing capabilities of the Genesis were far greater than those of the SNES.[57] A Sony focus group found that teenage boys would not admit to owning a Super NES rather than a Genesis.[58] Neither console could maintain a definitive lead in market share for several years, with Nintendo's share of the 16-bit machine business dipping down to 37% at the end of 1993,[59] Sega accounting for 55% of all 16-bit hardware sales during 1994,[60] and Donkey Kong Country paving the way for the Super NES to win the waning years of the 16-bit generation.[61][62][2] According to a 2004 study of NPD sales data, the Sega Genesis was able to maintain its lead over the Super NES in the American 16-bit console market.[63]
In Europe the Mega Drive maintained support until 1998,[32] where it managed to sell 8 million units,[8] outselling all other consoles up through that time.[32] The Mega Drive also saw success in Brazil, where it held 75% of the market share.[32]
Plus Genesis had Blast Processing.
LOL, just saw your video using that line after posting.
SEGA
*SNES didn't have blood
That NES Ninja Turtles was garbage.
Eric Bischoff was basically an in game cheat with the way he could make people's nose bleed and get tko's after a few of his cheesy jabs.Has there been a wrestling game better than this?
Pretty swell game but I think WWF No Mercy was a little better.
My favorite sports game on n64 was Ken Griffey Jr's Slugfest. It was so easy to trade scrubs and end up with Griffey, Bonds, Manny, Mcgwire, and 4 aces in your pitching rotation.
Original:
Revised 2006:
This game will be 20 years old this year.
Speaking of Wolfenstein...I remember playing the out of ROTT back in high school. Our computer science teacher was a younger guy and he loaded it on all the computers(it had just come out earlier that year) and would usually let us play for 10-15 minutes at the end of class. Sometimes he'd give us free days on Friday and we could play all class long. Dude was cool as .
Did he come to school on a skateboard and wear sunglasses inside?
Neither did the Genesis version without old ABACABB.SEGA
*SNES didn't have blood
How sad is it that I can forget where I put my keys in the morning, but I can remember that .
*edit* Technically, I guess this only applied to the original Mortal Kombat.
Last edited by Dex; 03-02-2012 at 08:57 AM.
No RE fans? s
games were fun when the first came out because it was all action. now you have to listen to the damn story line and other bs.
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