I'll overlook Sonic Adventure for now
Post proof that you're passing retro on to the kids!
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alienjesus
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Re: Post proof that you're passing retro on to the kids!
Minish Cap, Chibi-Robo and Electroplankton? Kid has taste!
I'll overlook Sonic Adventure for now
I'll overlook Sonic Adventure for now
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Exhuminator
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alienjesus wrote:I'll overlook Sonic Adventure for now
At least it's Dreamcast! Also IIRC the Game Gear game she was playing was Tails Adventure.
PLAY KING'S FIELD.
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Exhuminator wrote:Also IIRC the Game Gear game she was playing was Tails Adventure.
You can recall the specific game she was playing a decade ago?
I need your remembrance ability.
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Thierry Henry wrote:You can recall the specific game she was playing a decade ago?
Tails Adventure was her favorite GG game, so I'm going off probability here.
PLAY KING'S FIELD.
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Don't have proof but my friend texted me yesterday and told me that I woulb be proud of her that she hooked up the sega all on her own and that her son Grayson was playing Sonic. He'll be 4 in Aug.
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Thierry Henry wrote:Exhuminator wrote:Also IIRC the Game Gear game she was playing was Tails Adventure.
You can recall the specific game she was playing a decade ago?
Pretty easy to figure out. Just look at the screen man!
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BoneSnapDeez wrote:Thierry Henry wrote:Exhuminator wrote:Also IIRC the Game Gear game she was playing was Tails Adventure.
You can recall the specific game she was playing a decade ago?
Pretty easy to figure out. Just look at the screen man!
Not sure if serious.
Emoticons are your friend.
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Here I am letting my girls play with my old freeze ray!
I gave them my old one because I make more efficient model.
I still remember the first time I froze someone with my old freeze ray.
Uh oh! Dont point it at me........
DAMN
I gave them my old one because I make more efficient model.
I still remember the first time I froze someone with my old freeze ray.
Uh oh! Dont point it at me........
DAMN
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Awkward! Nobody's posted since my april fools prank.
Oh well!
My niece and nephew came over to visit. We played games.
We played some Kirby's return to dreamland on Wii, then Some Rayman Origins on PS3. I wanted to try something different, so I popped in Puppeteer
At first they liked it. But It looks like my niece got a little scared with some of the visuals in it. So I took it off.
I then pulled out my SNES and they are familiar with that console. I sold my brother-in-law a system and some games last year.
They got excited with all the games I had. They only have the six games I sold them.
But they really enjoyed Donkey Kong Country 2, Aladdin, Turtles IV, Mario Kart and Allstars.
My little nephew is quite the little gamer. He got a kick out of TMNT!
Oh an right there is my newly made Frankenshelf! Made with mostly a pre-built shelf I had in a box. Now complete to show off my stuffs. Well, mostly complete, I still need to make some backholes for the plugs.
Oh well!
My niece and nephew came over to visit. We played games.
We played some Kirby's return to dreamland on Wii, then Some Rayman Origins on PS3. I wanted to try something different, so I popped in Puppeteer
At first they liked it. But It looks like my niece got a little scared with some of the visuals in it. So I took it off.
I then pulled out my SNES and they are familiar with that console. I sold my brother-in-law a system and some games last year.
They got excited with all the games I had. They only have the six games I sold them.
But they really enjoyed Donkey Kong Country 2, Aladdin, Turtles IV, Mario Kart and Allstars.
My little nephew is quite the little gamer. He got a kick out of TMNT!
Oh an right there is my newly made Frankenshelf! Made with mostly a pre-built shelf I had in a box. Now complete to show off my stuffs. Well, mostly complete, I still need to make some backholes for the plugs.
2600 and jr,5200,nes/top loader, master system, intellivision, TG-16, genesis 1,2,3, SNES, snesJR, CDX, 3DOfz10, gamegear, gameboy and pocket, GBC, sega saturn, PSOne w/screen, Virtual Boy, N64, NGPC, Gameboy Advance sp, Dreamcast, Black Dreamcast, oXBOX, Playstation 2, PStwo, Gamecube, gameboy player, DS lite,DSi XL, PSP1000/3000,Wii,PS3 120gb,3DSXL, xbox 360, PSvita, PS4
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Didn't get a picture or anything, but at Animazement I brought some arcade machines, including a Neo Geo with Aero Fighters 2 in it.
While we were closing up, a kid probably between 8 to 10 years old came in with his dad, went to the machine and started explaining the game in as great a detail as he could, what it played like, how it controlled, etc etc.
Felt good man, getting a little kid hyped for some shmups.
While we were closing up, a kid probably between 8 to 10 years old came in with his dad, went to the machine and started explaining the game in as great a detail as he could, what it played like, how it controlled, etc etc.
Felt good man, getting a little kid hyped for some shmups.