Well I guess the title says it all, I was just wondering who ya'll thought were the most active 'forumers' in this part of the AG forum. Opinions, that what this Forum is going to be, pure opinions, and yes you can say 'Me'.
This may sound strange.... But I see the PS1 as a childhood classic. The N64 I played sometimes at a friend. And that friend came to me for playing PS1.
While you talk about the old classic console games I want to say something about the old computer games for the DOS The DOS has some of the best games in the world! To name a few there is MOM (Master of Magic) MOO (Master of Orion) X-COM and Colonization If you haven't heard of at least one of these games you are either A) Too young to have played the DOS (Technically I should be too young too) B) Completely oblivious to the world around you C) A combination of A and B If you don't know the games you can always see wikipedia Now about console games... I have very little to say about them because the first console game I owned was an X-Box (not 360) in 2007 (it cost 100 bucks and my dad modified it to be connected to our movie server (watch movies from the X-box but it broke quickly {luckily we had spares} then we switched to cheep computers...{you can already tell I didn't play it much) But the game X-com (as mentioned above a great game) is available (or rather was) for the Playstation. The first console game I played was super mario 64...
My favorite "old-ish" type of game was the original Super Smash Bros. If you haven't played it, it's one of the following reasons.
A.) You never had a Nintendo 64. B.) You were too young (I wasn't even born yet! lol.) C.) A & B D.) If none are associated with the letters, then you missed out on a lot. The 64 had a lot of revolutionary games, such as some of the first rated M games (Perfect Dark, Conker's Bad Fur Day), platformers (Yoshi's Story, Super Mario 64), fighting (Super Smash Bros., Pokemon Stadium (series)), racing (Diddy Kong Racing, Mario Kart 64) and more. All-in-all, it pretty impressive.
Wow... Mario Kart... that takes me back. I remember when the original Mario Kart was released. (insert age joke here)
And about DOS, when I first started using computers that's all there was. I didn't even use a GUI until I was in middle school. (insert more offensive age joke here)
When I hear you kids talking about PSone and Xbox it blows me away. My first console was an atari, then an NES when they were first released.