Hey guys,
Does anyone else ever have the urge to buy an old snes or something?
Ive never really had any of it but suddenly have a massive urge to buy a Megadrive2 and streets of rage and sonic and that.
I rarely touch my ps3 now as I find music a bit more rewarding but i still keep finding myself on ebay looking about in my free time!
Also If i did buy one should I get a Sega or something else and why that choice???
Thanks
Stu
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[quote]xpa (16/08/2012)[hr]Hey guys,
Does anyone else ever have the urge to buy an old snes or something?
Ive never really had any of it but suddenly have a massive urge to buy a Megadrive2 and streets of rage and sonic and that.
I rarely touch my ps3 now as I find music a bit more rewarding but i still keep finding myself on ebay looking about in my free time!
Also If i did buy one should I get a Sega or something else and why that choice???
Thanks
Stu
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In your case I would get game emulator software for pc such as: callus or mame32 ,they have a bunch of cool games.
You can have like 100 or more games loaded into your game emulator of choice.Nebula emulator can play all types of roms.You can find many roms games online.
I’m pretty sure that you can play sonic game online as flash game.I would never buy old and outdated technology console.No customer service when gets broken, graphics and sound is low.You can also play playstation games on Pc if you use playstation emulator - research that.My fav psp games from old times were: metal gear solid series and Crash Bandicoot:The Wrath of Cortex.Good youth times are over now.
Games don’t bring any money, they are time consuming and if you play too much gaming it pisses off your girlfriend.
Now I prefer games on PC.Why? PC can play old (quake2,3,max payne1,red alert2,project igi,age of empires2) and new games, and consoles cannot
(playstation 1,2 games don’t work on ps3).Take your pick.Track game releases here at: vgreleases.
:arrow:Some arcade game screens:
Peace.
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