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Joe Redifer
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From: Denver, Colorado
Registered: May 99
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posted 04-06-2008 03:34 AM
I own the following:
-Sega Master System - First console owned and still a favorite. I have over 80 games so far. -Nintendo Entertainment System - Great system with great games, but I prefer the SMS. -Sega Genesis - Also an extreme favorite. I also have the Sega CD and 32X add ons, all original models. I have well over 150 games for this so far and am still collecting. -TurboGrafx-16 - Love this system, lots of great games. Have the CD-ROM add on with Super System Card, Arcade Card and a JP converter card. Don't Neglect the TurboGrafx-16. -Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) - Pretty nice, I guess. Too much reverb in its muffled sound. -SNK Neo Geo AES - Sure, the games are $200 or more EACH, and some have inflated way beyond that, but it is still a fantastic arcade system. -Nintendo Virtual Boy - Bought this complete at a thrift shop for $14 with two games included. It's considered a "portable" game system. Whatever. -Sega Saturn - Fantastic system that died too soon. Have the official 4MB RAM cart, the MPEG card, and two official Sega Back-Up RAM carts. -Sony Playstation - Pretty nice, yucky graphics, even for it's time. -Nintendo 64 - Graphics looked like vomit, but this system has WaveRace 64, and that's all I need (fortunately). -GameBoy Advance - I only have this for the 3 Castlevania games. Otherwise I don't care much about this thing. -Sega Dreamcast - The system itself is a little lacking and extremely noisy, but it had many great games, including Shenmue 1 and 2. Nearly every game is in 480p. -Sony Playstation 2 - Great system, but the fact that most games were stuck in 480i saddened me. Many interlacing issues. -Nintendo Gamecube - This has one of the best games in the entire world EVER: Super Monkey Ball. The sequel is also awesome, but nothing beats the original. The Wii version is ass. -Microsoft Xbox - The first system with real time Dolby Digital 5.1. Many great games, lousy controller. Awesome when hacked with Xbox Media Center to watch computer stuff on the TV in whatever resolution you have it set at (480i, 480p, 720p or 1080i). -Nintendo DS - I hate portables, but the DS is pretty cool. I like the Castlevania and Phoenix Wright games. There are many other cool games as well, like Feel the Magic. -Microsoft Xbox360 - This system is worth it for Dead Rising alone. Nothing beats running over thousands of zombies at once in a mall with a sports car. Other great games as well. Pay-to-play online is retarded. -Nintendo Wii - Mediocre system, but Super Mario Galaxy and Metroid Prime 3 both make the system worth owning. Free online, but severely crippled. -Sony Playstation 3 - Love it so far, but it needs a few more great games. Excellent Blu-ray player. Excellent online gaming capabilities as well... for free.
Every system is hooked up via component video with the exception of the NES, Virtual Boy, GameBoy Advance and DS (the last three have their own screens). The PS3 is hooked up via HDMI. They all run natively in their own resolutions (240p for the pre-Dreamcast systems with a bit of 480i sprinkled in on some games, and 480p and above on the later systems).
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Tom Mundell
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posted 04-06-2008 08:34 AM
I have plenty of game systems! My Wii and PS2 by far get the most use, I also have: Xbox 360, Gamecube, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 64, NES, Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800, Commodore 128, Sega Mastersystem. I've been thinking of getting a PS3, there haven't been many (if any) exclusive games yet that I'm interested in but I'll see what's around in another year or two. I have a couple games for my Mac, but otherwise I almost never use it for games.
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