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Originally posted by insanepoet:
N64 is not old skool.

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alright, who here remembers Apogee? (before it was 3dRealms)
now that is some classic gaming.

one genre that didn't get better over time.
Adventure games. We just don't get games like Monkey Island and Space Quest anymore.

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Originally posted by insanepoet:
N64 is not old skool.

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Actually,It is. It's the Gamecube,GBA,PS2,and Xbox that's not Old Skool.

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Actually,It is. It's the Gamecube,GBA,PS2,and Xbox that's not Old Skool.

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Actually no. =p

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You want old skool? How about Magic Candle, Bards Tale and Ultima. (ehm.. way before it was online) I played these either at a friend's house or at K-mart.. back when they sold computers.

I had a amiga. It had a cool basic programming language you could buy for it called AMOS. I remember opening up a sega genesis pad and soldering a couple of jumpers to be able to read all the buttons on the amiga.

I guess as a kid/teen our family went the nintendo route. Here are my favs: SMBs, Zelda, Dragon Warrior, Crystalis, Blaster Master, Megaman 1-4, Bomberman, and my Mom got addicted to Lolo worse than watching soaps. Also, Xenogears on PS1 rocked.

I also loved squaresoft's and enix's work on the SNES. FinalFantasy, robotrek, secret of mana, secret of evermore, chrono trigger as well as Link to the past, oh and Earthbound! Our family couldn't afford to buy the games, so we would rent them for three days from the video rental place and (I kid you not) we would play them through straight without stopping. We had very sore eyes and thumbs at the end.. but what a blast.

Also I have a love/hate relationship with the Street Fighter series mostly because of my little brother.

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well, I don't recognize the N64 as classic gaming.

... I was never able to get one as a kid...

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My definition: Old School 3D = 5th gen consoles, Old School gaming < 5th gen consoles, Retro Gaming < 3rd gen consoles.

BTW, Apogee rocked!!! Duke Nukem 1 & 2, Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure, Crystal Caves, Secret Agent, Raptor, ROTT, Pharaoh's Tomb.

Then of course Pre-DOOM iD software was awesome, I loved both the Commander Keen series and Wolf 3D.

Other games that were sweet but weren't iD nor Apogee was SimCity 2000, Caesar II, BattleDrome, Oregon Trail (though nowadays I can only bear to play the 2nd one).

Psh, who needed Windows?

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Ok now my head is really hurtting. Sifist to say, I've owned 300+ NES games alone, so I've been around the block with every kind of game. Old Ice Hocky games to Resident Evil and so forth.

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Raptor: Call of the Shadows...

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My sister thought so too.(Which helped a laptop get sold. *cough*)

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memories

And were you guys as blown away by the Myst as I was?
Man, that game put The Oregon Trail and O'dell Lake to shame.

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And were you guys as blown away by the Myst as I was?

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Aye! I was, haha. And I didn't even play it till 97.

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Wow.. this is when I actually played games! (ugh, I feel old).

You want old skool? How about Magic Candle, Bards Tale and Ultima. (ehm.. way before it was online) I played these either at a friend's house or at K-mart.. back when they sold computers.

I had a amiga. It had a cool basic programming language you could buy for it called AMOS. I remember opening up a sega genesis pad and soldering a couple of jumpers to be able to read all the buttons on the amiga.

I guess as a kid/teen our family went the nintendo route. Here are my favs: SMBs, Zelda, Dragon Warrior, Crystalis, Blaster Master, Megaman 1-4, Bomberman, and my Mom got addicted to Lolo worse than watching soaps. Also, Xenogears on PS1 rocked.

I also loved squaresoft's and enix's work on the SNES. FinalFantasy, robotrek, secret of mana, secret of evermore, chrono trigger as well as Link to the past, oh and Earthbound! Our family couldn't afford to buy the games, so we would rent them for three days from the video rental place and (I kid you not) we would play them through straight without stopping. We had very sore eyes and thumbs at the end.. but what a blast.

Also I have a love/hate relationship with the Street Fighter series mostly because of my little brother.

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N64, Saturn and PSX could only be old school if you're talking old school 3D. Also many people have different terms for what is Retro and Old School. Old School is defined by some people on here as the systems made before NES (aka 1st and 2nd gen systems), while for me I always thought old school was anything before 3D graphics or 5th gen systems (32\64 bit wars), Wikipedia defines it the same way but like I said, everyone has their own definition.

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The premise of the definition is determined by their own age. People who say n64 is old school are probably between 14-16 years old.

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I can still hear it now. BEEP, BOP, BEEP, BOP
HEY ! I WIN !!! I think?

Can't get any older than that one. lol

http://www.thegameconsole.com

Jet Force Gemini, love the sound track to that game

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The premise of the definition is determined by their own age. People who say n64 is old school are probably between 14-16 years old.

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What's that make my definition? Xbox is old School? I'm 12.

NES is by my definition old school.

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Has anyone here ever seen a video game in Black and White? lol

Atari, later came out with PONG in color on their 2600 4 bit machine.
Now that seemed weird. Color anyone?

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The premise of the definition is determined by their own age. People who say n64 is old school are probably between 14-16 years old.

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I wouldn't agree that's true, unless the person had no knowledge of the systems that came before; like someone who thought N64 was the first console ever made could compare it to newer systems and say it's old school (complete old school, not just old school 3D), but that would have to be an ideal circumstance of ignorance.

I believe the definition can be also defined by going to the actual word "old school" meaning old school of thought. The reason I say N64 is "old school 3D" is because back in the PSX and N64 days 3D games were made different than games like GC, Xbox and PS2, not only in gameplay but philosophy.

The same goes for games of the 16 bit days and before. Even 2D games back then were made different than the 2D games of today that you'll mostly see on GBA.

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Elite on the ZX Spectrum.
Punch Out on the NES - working on a remake in my spare time
Maniac Mansion

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N64 brought the greatest level of innovation to the gaming market for a long long time.

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IP: If you're not happy with me calling the N64 "old-school" how about I call it an old-school 3D console? I'm happy with that. :P

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NES
- final fantasy
- skate or die
- contra
- cobra's triagle

SNES
-contra
N64(which isn't really old school.)
- 007(can't remember exact title, but it was fun for multiplayer too)

Sega Genesis
- sonic
- sonic
- sonic(simplest and best game of it's time me thinks)
- road rash(this game rocked!)

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true Old-school should be reserved for 8-bits or less :P

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The only problem with the 64-bit CPU was that to use it effectively they needed to double the amount of RAM available, which they never did.

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Actually, there was an expansion card. I got it and I really thought it made the graphics better, althought I don't think it really did much for the older N64 games...hee hee, but I *THOUGHT* it did! The only game I had that I think actually used it was Perfect Dark, geez...that was a fun game too!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N64_Expansion_Pak

http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/nintendo64/hook_expansionpak.jsp

and i still stand by the whole "true old-school" being < 8-bit. :P

PS: Mario RPG was a smokin'-awesome game for SNES

PSS: Final Fantasy: Legends II was awesome for gameboy as was sword of hope 2 (i beat that one twice)

PSSSSSSSS: Phantasy Star 4 has to be the best game ever for Genesis

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I agree, N64 isn't old school, NES and prior with a little Sega Genesis but that's really not either.

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Actually, there was an expansion card. I got it and I really thought it made the graphics better, althought I don't think it really did much for the older N64 games...hee hee, but I *THOUGHT* it did! The only game I had that I think actually used it was Perfect Dark, geez...that was a fun game too!

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Ah yes I forgot about that. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I remember reading that only a few games used the extra memory and only a handfull of those required it.

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The racing games had square tires

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Square tires? no problem.
But how about square players? Ever seen that before?

Look below at a screenshot of atari's 2600 ADVENTURE game.

Yes, that square block is YOU the player outside the castle gate.
Now, move yer block over to that yellow key over there and pick it up.

Woo, Ha, HA! It felt so great being a square. lol

Squares anyone?

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Originally posted by Angel:
Bah, I played the real old school. Try checkers or parcheezy. Me and my grandma used to cut a good bored.

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You kids and your fancy boards and markers. Mumbly Peg is the game I played; and it didn't happen in no skool neither!!

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proverbs 25:7
open rebuke is better than secret love.

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Originally posted by bennythebear:
i could sit and play 007 for a couple of hours, and it looks like there's another game very similar to it.

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yes, Perfect Dark was made by the same game company and was supposed to be the next 007 but they lost the license or funding or something, started a new company, changed the characters/story but kept the new engine. It was actually more fun than Golden Eye, but 007 was the pioneer there.

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I only had 5 games for Sega CD..Sonic CD,Afterburner 3,Sewer Shark,WWF Rage in the Cage,and a Bootleg copy of Panic. I play Sega CD on my PC using an Emulator,because my Sega CD broke. Sega CD was Cool,Unlike Sega 32X,which was major Crap.

Anyway, Sega Genesis ROCKS.

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that'd end the PC vs. console war right there.

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well, I'm gonna try getting my emulator (or a emulator) that runs with my gamepad.

that'd end the PC vs. console war right there.

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Which emulator are you thinking of?

Next came the 2600 with 50 pong games. tank vs. tank? and one other shooting game. Most of ours were the sears knock offs.

If you ain played the pong console you have been to old school. I wonder what kind of processer was in that machine or memory. My guess is probably around .25 mhz with 1/8K or less of memory (had to be some memory to retain scores) theoretically could be done with 1/32 K.

The N 64 was a major step up in life!

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Dizzy.

Yes I said that sacred name. Dizzy the egg.

Who here actually COMPLETED one of his games?

I beat one of them: Kwik Snax. Think a pacman clone where instead of bars blocking your path it was blocks and you could push the blocks around off one edge of the screen and back onto the other side.

My very very first computer game... I mean VERY first.

Fast food. A dizzy game. Again a pacman clone where the pellets ran away from you.

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I would like to change the world, but they wouldn't give me the source code.

That being said, whats the biggest minesweeper grid any of you have beaten?

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Just my opinion. . .

Yar's revenge, now there's a mighty fine game. . .

Missle Command on the 2600, what a scary game, the world is getting nuked and your all that stands between you and total inilation, and everyone looses, you cant win, you win by being destroyed less!

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Missle Command on the 2600, what a scary game, the world is getting nuked and your all that stands between you and total inilation, and everyone looses, you cant win, you win by being destroyed less!

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Just like in real life.

I liked Arkanoid for arcade games. awesomeology. Oh yeah, and Mrs.Pacman

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Now theres a fun game.

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Rawk!

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[QUOTE]Which emulator are you thinking of?

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I have one Sega Genesis emulator on my laptop with 1 game...Shadowrun. It works with my USB controller too! GenS32. I also have RockNES9x and ZSNES! Emulators have been apart of my life since they first started croppin' up on the internet. A friend of mine built his own MAME cabinet. It's got over 3,000 games on it and all the real controls, 8 buttons, joysticks, turny wheels, mousey balls, and enough for you to play 4 player games with it! It's awesome!

i had a stack of genesis roms (also had a stack of genesis games :P) but my USB controller died

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but right now i need somebody to please tell me they played an Amiga game called "Aunt Arctic Adventure". It was amazing! i am considering leaving work to drive 45 minutes to my dad's place and set up the amiga to play that game right now......

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If you ain played the pong console you have been to old school. I wonder what kind of processer was in that machine or memory. My guess is probably around .25 mhz with 1/8K or less of memory (had to be some memory to retain scores) theoretically could be done with 1/32 K.

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Megaman 3
Bionic Commando
Little Nemo Dream Master
Ninja Gaiden
Star Tropics 2: Zoda's Revenge
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3
SMASH TV
The Last Starfighter
Contra
Space Shuttle Project (freakin' awesome!!!!!)
Swords & Serpents

This is on top of my currently owned games (some of these I just bought I've owned previously but lost/loaned/etc.. over the years).

I'll put up a full list of the others I have when I get home tonight.

Oh yeah, and the joystick:

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Originally posted by mastallama:
I would just like to say THANKS to everyone in this thread. I just purchased 13 NES games and a new Advantage Joystick (err...new to me, my 2 old ones don't work anymore):

Megaman 3
Bionic Commando
Little Nemo Dream Master
Ninja Gaiden
Star Tropics 2: Zoda's Revenge
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3
SMASH TV
The Last Starfighter
Contra
Space Shuttle Project (freakin' awesome!!!!!)
Swords & Serpents

This is on top of my currently owned games (some of these I just bought I've owned previously but lost/loaned/etc.. over the years).

I'll put up a full list of the others I have when I get home tonight.

Oh yeah, and the joystick:

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Anyone her EVER play The Sega Master System?

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anyway, just thought i'd rant about how great cartridge games were, well aside from one of the copies of A Link to the Past which had a dead battery so it wouldn't save for longer than 10 minutes....
Anyway, i have 4 memory cards for me ps2 and of course the one card that was holding the really long games like FF12, Ratchet & Clank 2 and Jak II decided it was corrupted and i lost all my saves on it....grrrrr.... i REALLY liked R&C2 too! it's one of those games you can sit down and play when you're REALLY bored and actually have fun....anyways.... </rant>

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Here's some old-skool NeoGeo that I miss: Metal Slug! I have played almost every version and sequel of that game.

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My favorite games of all time is the Dragon Quest Series and Breath of Fire 2 & 3. I also loved Terranigma (I wish it would come out on the DS!).

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Super Mario Land
Super Mario Land 2
Tetris
Wario Land 1
Tetris 2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
TMNT 2
WWF Superstars
WWF Superstars 2
WWF Warzone
WWF Wrestle Mania 2000
Mega Man
Mega Man II
Street Fighter II
Pokemon Red,Blue,Yellow,Gold,Silver,The Card Game,and Pinball.
and
Zelda 4:Links Awakening


Note: I used to play these on my gameboy,but I now play them on my Gamecube via Gameboy Player. Plus I didn't include the ROMS I Have/Had.

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What do people tend to think about the current-tech consoles (such as PS2) that have had released compilations of old skool games, like the Atari, Sega, Taito, Capcom collections? You get at least 20 games for around $20 (in the case of Atari collection, 87 games). This probably isn't a great option for people who already own(ed) the actual console (one reason why I'm not too into the Wii Virtual Console idea; why pay a second time for games I already own?). However, for gamers who either weren't around "back in the day", or just weren't entirely up-to-date with which games are great (thinking, e.g., Zelda would never amount to anything), the compilations are a pretty nice way to catch up.

I own the Atari, Namco (volume 1 and 3), Taito, and Sega Genesis collections, and I've been eyeing Capcom and Midway. Catches everything from Sonic the Hedgehog and Pac-Man to Bubble Bobble, Centipede, Lunar Lander, Warlords, Dig-Dug, crazy stuff like Phantasy Star II-IV.

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Originally posted by jestermax:
i have the GBA attachment for gamecube and it rocks to play splinter cell and use it as a map. i wasn't a big fan of the compilation discs for ps2 although i DID consider getting the sonic one.
Phantasy Star 4 was the best of the series

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I Have Compilation Discs for Both PS2 and Gamecube. For Game Cube I got Both Sonic Compilations and The Zelda Collection. For PS2 I have Both Megaman Compilations and Both Street Fighter Compilations.

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Perfect Weapon
Various Sampler Disks
WCW vs The World
Mortal Kombat Mythologies:Sub Zero
Mortal Kombat Trilogy
Porche Challangr
Ray Storm
Armored Core: Project Phantasma
WWE In Your House
WWE The Arcade Game
WWE War Zone
WCW Nitro
WCW Mayhem
Mega Man 8
Mega Man X4
Mega Man X5
Mega Man X6
Street Fighter Collection 1
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Final Fantasy Anthology
Final Fantasy Cronicles
Final Fantasy Origins
Final Fantasy 9
Final Fantasy 8
Final Fantasy 7
Street Fighter: Movie
Gran Turismo
Formula 1
Digimon Rumble Arena
R-Types
Tetris Plus
Sim City 2000
Worms Armagedon
X-Men vs Street Fighter
Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter
Marvel Super Heroes
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Mega Man Legends

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-Crash Bandicoot (I only own 2, but the series is pretty uniform)

-Ape Escape ("If you don't have one, get one!") Probably the most original take on the 3D platform formula, incorporating Metal Gear Solid-like elements of stealth to run around capturing a bunch of paranoid superintelligent monkeys, all with the still-unmatched utility of the PlayStation's Dual Shock controller.

-Tomba (I own the second one) Another neat take on the (2D) platform formula, this one ramming in RPG elements. I recently saw the first game in the used bin at a store, and I occasionally kick myself for not snagging it. Other than catching monkeys, is anything more fun than beating up on Evil Pigs as a half-clothed jungle man with pink hair?

-My personal RPG obsession era, including Star Ocean 2, Legend of Dragoon, and the ever controversial Xenogears (beyond the Final Fantasies, of course).

-Some of the early classics, Twisted Metal and Jet Moto, to round out the list.

Pokemon Snap
Pokemon Stadium 1
Pokemon Stadium 2
Zelda 64: Ocarnia of Time
Super Smash Bros.
Super Mario 64
Mario Kart 64
Mario Party 1
Mario Party 2
Mario Party 3
WCW vs NWO: World Tour
Bomberman 64
Bomberman Hero
Megaman 64
Donkey Kong 64
and
Ready 2 Rumble Boxing

Note that the Reason I have so few N64 Games,is because I got N64 Late in It's lifetime{meaning it was gonna be replaced soon by The Game Cube}.

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A Moderate Fan Boy

[This message has been edited by Super Angel Steve (edited July 25, 2007).]

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A Moderate Fan Boy

[This message has been edited by Super Angel Steve (edited July 28, 2007).]

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Originally posted by Nomad:
[B]Gameboy Player for Gamecube? Is that an accessory you attach, then it plays the Gameboy cartidges on a Gamecube console? That'd r0x0r (if they had a SNES Player like that, I'd have to go and snag a Gamecube for <$90, eh?).

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They actually made one for the SNES a while back called Super Gameboy, I believe. You just stick gameboy games in the cartrige and play them in the SNES. And the old school gameboy games (like Pokemon Red & Blue) would be in color, too.

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Originally posted by arissa_nightblade:
They actually made one for the SNES a while back called Super Gameboy, I believe. You just stick gameboy games in the cartrige and play them in the SNES. And the old school gameboy games (like Pokemon Red & Blue) would be in color, too.

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I Have one Too,but now I just use my GB Player.

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A Moderate Fan Boy