What is your favorite old video game system?

[That_Guy28]

I don't know which old skool video game system that I like the best. I can't decide between the NES, SNES, Sega Saturn and PS2. I could write for pages about the pros and cons but I don't feel like doing that.

 

Please disscus why you like the video game system that you voted for.

 

The NES and SNES are just AWESOME. I wish I had an NES and an SNES so I could put them in a glass case.

 

With the Sega Saturn I just could not stop playing because it was so cool. The games are just extremely epic-ly amazingly awesome. Even to this day I wish that I had not gotten rid of it. The games that I liked where Nights into Dreams, Bug, Bug Too and Street fighter. What REALLY sucks most is that There are not any good Sega Saturn emulators.

 

The PS2 was just incredible. It had the best graphics but you can hardly tell a difference between the Dreamcast and the PS2 because the TV I had back then was crapy. I wish that I had not gotten rid of that either! Pscx2 is not as undeveloped as the Sega Saturn emulator but it still can't play Jet X2O, ATV Offroad Fury and Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skys.

Edited March 14, 2010 by That_Guy28

[Blizzard14]

I still have my SNES in pretty good condition!

 

 

 

 

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I had more games, but I guess when we moved, some of them got lost.

[CryptReaperDorian]

I also has a SNES. I believe Super Mario World is the first console game I have ever played, and it was f*cking amazing!

[ptiko]

SNES, My earlier childhood<3

 

I practically played Super Mario All Stars to death. Never completed Mario bros 3 though

[Xo4]

I love all sorts of old consoles.

My favorites are the SNES, NES, Vectrex, Atari 2600, Sega Genesis and some others.

 

and some lesser known ones i'm enjoying is my Magnavox Odyssey 2, Fairchild Channel F and the always awesome Coleco Telstar(pong, lol)

[Snake Without a Tongue]

I said NES but PS2 is a close second. I miss the old days of blowing into a cartridge.

[Toke]

Perhaps it was because I was a stupid teenager but I really enjoyed my Sega Saturn. In retrospect it was a gateway drug to gaming for me.

[Carnage1120]

Snes blew my ****ing mind, I remember playing starfox and thinking it would never get better than that.

[meta187]

Super Nintendo for me felt like the 1st significant jump to 16 Bits, Sega aside.

 

Just about every title was memorable, I remember where I lived and the friends and family I played each game with.

 

And the systems from then on were just sturdy as hell for conventional knocks,

 

I ran through like 4 NES until Super Nintendo. That lasted me till the Nintendo 64 and that lasted me until the Gamecube.

 

My Wii seems pretty delicate by comparison.

[Iron Sun]

No SEGA Megadrive in the poll?

[blahblah1212]

No SEGA Megadrive in the poll?

Excuse me if I'm wrong but I think the Sega Genesis was called the Sega Megadrive outside of America.

[Vextroid]

Tie between SNES and PS1.

 

But the PS1 if only because I have actually owned one. (Still do)

 

Gametraders had a SNES for 80 bucks. Was thinking of getting it when I get the money (provided its still there).

[TommyMufc-Champs]

i dont know, mine would be between N64, PS2, PS1 and xbox.

[Reconite]

It was a tough choice between the SNES and N64 for me, but I chose SNES because of Super Metroid.

[Rick88]

SNES. I still have mine and still works too. I still pop in a game of TMNT IV Turtles In Time when I want to relive the good old days.

[That_Guy28]

I have been trying to find where to buy a SNES. All I can find is that Super NES retro duo system. I prefer the original console.

 

My friend has a SNES but he doesn't want to sell it to me. He has just about all of the main video game systems (including PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii) but he doesn't have a Sega Genesis or Saturn! I wonder what he did for entertainment in 1990-1998!

 

I will try to eventually buy another SNES, Sega Saturn and PS2. I had to sell my older consoles to buy the next system that they made and so on.

Edited March 15, 2010 by That_Guy28

[Bernard Jazz]

Lack of Sega Master System in the poll

I used to have it with Alex the Kid, Sonic and some sort of Rambo-esque game. I can't remember the name, but the boss on the first level was a helicopter, it was pretty damn fun even by todays standards.

[Fnorg]

N64 is the radest console ever made. It is also the only one I have ever owned, which is the sole reason behind its radness. I still have it in working condition, and I still play GoldenEye with my sister when we have the game around.

 

GoldenEye...

[Tsuroki]

SNES and N64. No contest. They're the best of the "old school" gaming systems.

 

And I'm sorry, but the PS2, despite being a decade old, isn't "old" enough to qualify, imo.

[That_Guy28]

 

And I'm sorry, but the PS2, despite being a decade old, isn't "old" enough to qualify, imo. 

 

Hasn't it been discontinued yet? I'm pretty sure they don't make games for it anymore.

[Spinach]

The PS2, Xbox, and Gamecube shouldn't be in the pool.

[Rebel]

And I'm sorry, but the PS2, despite being a decade old, isn't "old" enough to qualify, imo. 

 

Hasn't it been discontinued yet? I'm pretty sure they don't make games for it anymore.

There's still a lot of games that come out on the PS2, that come out on the 360 and PS3, only games I can think of is Madden and Guitar Hero.

 

For me it would probably be the Sega Megadrive as a kid, playing Sonic and having a horrible time trying to get passed an underwater part within a level and jumping for joy when I passed it.

 

As I got older my first actual console that I remember getting as a real gift was the PS1. Played the sh*t out of it and never had any problems with it. Loved it even more because it was so small and lightweight that I was able to take it with me when staying over at families places.

[CryptReaperDorian]

Generally, I believe you have to wait two gaming generations for something to become old school or classic.

[jomiyo]

Not so old, but the later PS2 days for me.

Edited December 9, 2017 by Grae

[That_Guy28]

 

And, yeah, PS2 etc. aren't old until the next console generation hits.

 

So when M$ makes an Xbox 720 or Sony makes a PS4, the PS2 will be considered classic?

[Gezim]

 

And I'm sorry, but the PS2, despite being a decade old, isn't "old" enough to qualify, imo. 

 

Hasn't it been discontinued yet? I'm pretty sure they don't make games for it anymore.

They do.

 

/PS2

[Xeon]

 

The PS2, Xbox, and Gamecube shouldn't be in the pool.

Agreed. And they shouldn't be in the poll either, for that matter.

 

Anyway, for me it'd have to be the Dreamcast, for one reason: Shenmue. Still probably the best gaming experience I have ever had.

 

Megadrive/Genesis is a close second as the first console I ever played.

[Reconite]

The PS2, Xbox, and Gamecube shouldn't be in the pool.

Agreed. And they shouldn't be in the poll either, for that matter.

I frickin' laughed out loud.

[Cursed]

I don't know. It depends on the era. I loved my Sega Megadrive II, Playstation and PS2. Out of the three I probably got more hours of play out of the PS2 though.

[That_Guy28]

I played the sh*t out of my PS2 and it never got Sony's version of the red rings. The Xbox 360 is the first video game system that I have ever owned that has had any problems at all other than becoming outdated.