The best retro nintendo console ?
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Umm do you need advice for this?
You should probably ask a mod to move this to Gaming Discussion.
You should probably ask a mod to move this to Gaming Discussion.
It's just the way the question is phrased confuses me.Aylaine said:
It sounds like a discussion question rather than asking for advice.
"We Will Change The System." [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tk2QDaq9OEk]
Nintendo 64 is the best Nintendo console ever. N64: Change the System.
Nintendo 64 is the best Nintendo console ever. N64: Change the System.
Maybe I'm getting old, but I remember when retro gaming meant everything before the 3rd generation consoles. In other words, everything before the NES.aruntisa said:
Regardless, I'd say the SNES. The NES probably had the bigger effect on the industry, but the SNES has the best collection of games.
SNES for me as well. The NES was nice but I felt it lacked the charm that many SNES games had. Not to mention many NES games are balls-bustingly hard and sometimes unfairly hard or don't explain much. Most SNES games have that perfect difficulty that's challenging but not entirely frustrating and unfair.
True talk: I never had an N64. My grandparents got me a PS1 when I was little instead. I grew up with Crash Bandicoot instead of Mario and Banjo and Kazooie, yes I had a rough childhood. I've played most of the N64 essentials though, as they were released on other consoles haha.
True talk: I never had an N64. My grandparents got me a PS1 when I was little instead. I grew up with Crash Bandicoot instead of Mario and Banjo and Kazooie, yes I had a rough childhood. I've played most of the N64 essentials though, as they were released on other consoles haha.
SNES hands down. it was nintendo's best generation by far. there are a few good games on future generations, but the overwhelming majority was from the SNES era.
It was hard to choose between the NES and the SNES. I loved them both so much. However, I had to give it to NES. The tie-breaker? When I first found out, as an adult, that downloadable emulators existed for both NES and SNES, the first one I downloaded was NES, because I just had to play Legend of Zelda and Donkey Kong Jr. again.
SNES does have quite a few classics on it.
Final Fantasy IV-VI, Chrono Trigger and many others have left an extraordinary impact on many of us.
Final Fantasy IV-VI, Chrono Trigger and many others have left an extraordinary impact on many of us.
I'm going to say Gamecube because it was the first console I ever owned. It had some great games too. It's also got the best controller, in my opinion.
totally agree. Also, had a great line-up of games. and a handy handle which I got plenty of use out of.AlexKasper said:
I should probably say the first two for the social significance they had, but these two defined my childhood and teens.aruntisa said:
The N64 brought the FPS to consoles properly, as well as the 3-D platformer and adventure game.
The Cube was the Cube, it generated an unholy number of classic games relative to it's small library. But why they had to make it purple is beyond me.