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'.
I have to say that's true. Younger kids (well, at least the ones who are entering their teenage years) may of had the chance to find N64 or PS1 consoles in their houses. I know people still keep 'em these days. In my mind still, retro refers to anything before the fifth generation. PS1 and N64 days. Soon enough however, we'll be referring to those consoles as classics. Years I guess.
I bought my first PS1 whit my first pay... 12 years ago. Yes, first. I changed PS1 like socks. They misteriously keept burning out after only 2000 hours of almost continuos use! I am sure my brothers are to be blamed for that...
My PS1, N64, PS2 and Gameboy Advance are all in working condition - i've still got a mountainload of PS1 and PS2 games and a fair few for the N64. Only the very best of my GBA games survived however - the rest mysteriously melted...
Some times i wonder, what if video gaming was still like the ps1, or the gameboy, that would be the coolest thing in the world, and no one with there fancey xbox360 now will say,"Hey that system sucks, just look that game play!"
heh, a system could suck but have the best games of all time, just like a system could be the best but have the worst games of all time... now if you need me, i'll be trying to hack spyro 3 again to make it slightly harder with out getting that fail-safe triggered...
These days, people care excessively about a game's graphics. The graphics may be nice, but without the other key aspects of the game, it's a piece of crap.
These days, people care excessively about a game's graphics
Agreed. I know people who won't buy a game just because the graphics looked bad in a comercial. I've never had this problem, because my t.v. is around ten years old, therefore making all games look bad (and small text illegible...).
When it comes to graphics, the main thing I care about is fluidity of motion. It just makes everything so much more believable and engaging.
