Immortal Menace wrote:
Why go back to australia..im already here. and i bet you my house is 10 times better than your piece of shit. and i curb stomp nigga’s heads into pavement. i’d do the same to you bitch
Chaos Theory wrote:
Late 80’s for me, my early childhood
your old.
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Immortal Menace wrote:
Why go back to australia..im already here. and i bet you my house is 10 times better than your piece of shit. and i curb stomp nigga’s heads into pavement. i’d do the same to you bitch
I’ve gotta say, I’m partial to the 5th generation (as it is called, since this one is the 7th).
My favorite games of all time are on the N64 and PS. Oh, those were the days.
First game I played on N64 was Mario Kart. First on my own PS was Final Fantasy 8, followed shortly by Crash Bandicoot: WARPED! since I had both when I got it.
*reminisce*
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Life’s greatest pleasures find themselves only in the places most feared. Overcoming fear yields the strongest pleasure a human can receive, one of freedom and strength.
Das Wolf wrote:
The Snes was the machine that had the biggest leap as far as I’m concerned.
Nothing beats the amazement the first time I booted it up and saw the Super Mario Allstars and Super Mario world for the very first time.
It was such a massive leap over the master system and the nes..it was astounding.
Its still the retro sstem I play the most, way over the 64, psone or cube.
I felt that way when Dreamcast came out. I thought that was the biggest leap. We went from 32 bit to 128.
I remember going to gamestop the night they were debuting Dreamcast Sonic playable. I was so amazed at how it looked. I think and stood there and watch the kids play for about hour and 15 minutes straight.
