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TheReelTodd Wrote:Hey - you've got some cool old-school gaming classics in there! Funny thing - I love how technology has allowed highly impressive visuals and audio in today's games... and yet, there's just nothing like the classics. I far more enjoy the great games of yester-year over today's visually stunning, story-rich, but very cookie-cutter games. Well, most of them anyway. There are a few worthy ones out there today.

*Coughtron2.0cough*

~Kamui.EXE

Thats a keyboard thingie mabooty with only 64k of ram and some nifty things. KiaPurity could probably tell you more. Nice little machine for its time though.

shadow_user Wrote:Wow. I've never really played SNES, NES, Atari Flashback, PS1 or Commodore 64 be4 (pun intended). BTW, what's a commodore 64?

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Awesome Josh! You'll have to share a pic once everything is cleaned up a bit ;^).

I still have my Atari 2600 that my parents bought my brother and I for the Christmas of '82, or '83 as well as 100+ games. I also still have my Sega MasterSystem that my brother and I bought together back in '88. Sadly, our Genesis that we bought a few years later stopped working and was sold for parts. My old playstation stopped working after too many drunken friends abused the system . I'd like to buy another playstation to replace it eventually (can you say Tekken?).

At some point I hope to setup a vintage gaming room myself. I'd like to have a couple of different 25" tubes to play vintage atari, sega, genesis, and NES games on. In addition to those systems I'll also have 2 to 4 fullsize arcard games depending on space. The wife already knows Tron is a must, but hopefully I'll convince her that Robotron, Burgertime, and the Mrs Pac/Galaga reunion cabs are a must also. I know it may seem sac relig not to include Disc of Tron, but never saw it as a kid and wouldn't play it nearly as much as I would Robotron. However if a minty enviromental version was to be had for $1500 or less in Florida, I'd make an exception !

-Timothy