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Post by josh »

Talkin about classic games here. Most of the games mentioned are played on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

One of my fav classics is The Legend of Zelda, a link to the past. I have the gameboy version, I used to play it on snes but now i just use advance.
Also, The legend of Zelda, this game truely is a classic. I'm talking about the very first Zelda game ever that came out. It is a nes game, and has been remade for gameboyadvance. it's fun!

Another fun calssic is ... i can't remember the name. It is a nes game, and can be played on gamecube when u link metroid fusion(GBA) and metroid prime(GC) together. so it's a metroid game of some sort, i just can't remember the name.

Now! one of the greatest classics!, Donkey Kong country! this is a great snes game because of all the cool secrets and the multiplayer is fun as! also has been remade onto GBA, and Gameboy color.

i can't be bothered mentioning more classics, but trust me, there are some excellent ones out there! ^^
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i liked game super smash brothers that was a fun game on n64
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Legend of Zelda series.. 8)
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the best zelda game was the one for SNES, a limk to the past.
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Post by FoolmetalAlchemist »

u spelled link...limk i have to say that nintendo the duck huntin game.
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Man I love my "Sonic The Headchog" for the SEGA. I still have a working SEAG. I have this fun, yet confussing Simpson game for it too.
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*Broken Hearted Angel* wrote:Legend of Zelda series.. 8)
I agree! :mrgreen:
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I thought that River City Ransom for the NES was great.
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Post by Alucard(Arucard) »

Super mario, double dragon, blaster master,ninja gaidnen and all of the castlevanias to NES.

ALL OF THESE GAMES I MEAN IN NES EH :D they rule!
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FoolmetalAlchemist wrote:u spelled link...limk i have to say that nintendo the duck huntin game.
Thank you for correcting me, here let me return the favor, you spelled hunting wrong.
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Final Fantasy III was freaking awesome, I'm still playing it!
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Post by Twilight Night Wolf »

the SNES :shock: ah those were the days :D I remember when I first started playing Super Mario World then MegaMan X-X3 I was happy and then there was Chrono Trigger, and so much more ah...and I can't forget Earth Bound.
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Post by darkdriver »

You young whippersnappers! In my days we only had 2-bit graphics--and we liked it!

:lol: Seriously, I'm really old school. I've owned an Atari 2600 and an Atari 7800--and a Commodore 64 computer! I've also played on my neighbor's Intellivision and my uncle's Odyssey2, and I loved playing games on the display Vetrex model up at the Wilson's department store. Man, those were the days...and I am thankful for emulators.
I currently own a PSOne and an SNES...and I can use my brother's PS2 if I want.
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By the way...if you want to see what videogames were like in my day, check out:
http://www.klov.com
That website lists thousands of arcade games, and most of the listings include screen shots. If you love arcade games, you have to check out that site.
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