Speaking of the VB, they were going to release some sort of harness that kept the thing propped to your face. It was one of many things that were never released due to the VB's discontinuation less than a year after release(which is a shame since it had some nice games coming up that Nintendo isn't willing to remake for the Wii or something). I might still pick one up for the heck of it, and find out just how long it takes to get a headache. Anyway, my favorite is easily the SNES. There's too many classics released for that console to count.
Speaking of the VB, they were going to release some sort of harness that kept the thing propped to your face. It was one of many things that were never released due to the VB's discontinuation less than a year after release(which is a shame since it had some nice games coming up that Nintendo isn't willing to remake for the Wii or something). I might still pick one up for the heck of it, and find out just how long it takes to get a headache. Anyway, my favorite is easily the SNES. There's too many classics released for that console to count.NamelessPlayer
I bought one and every game worth noting (telero boxer, Red alarm, Wario Land, etc.), never got a headache or a seizure (and I'm epeleptic). Fun times for the games that were actually good on it, but you can certainly see why it wasn't recieved well.
[QUOTE="NamelessPlayer"]Speaking of the VB, they were going to release some sort of harness that kept the thing propped to your face. It was one of many things that were never released due to the VB's discontinuation less than a year after release(which is a shame since it had some nice games coming up that Nintendo isn't willing to remake for the Wii or something). I might still pick one up for the heck of it, and find out just how long it takes to get a headache. Anyway, my favorite is easily the SNES. There's too many classics released for that console to count.TacoJelly
I bought one and every game worth noting (telero boxer, Red alarm, Wario Land, etc.), never got a headache or a seizure (and I'm epeleptic). Fun times for the games that were actually good on it, but you can certainly see why it wasn't recieved well.
Well, there's still a dedicated VB fanbase on sites like this. Perhaps you're a member there? (Also, you can read up on some unreleased games there, as well as here. Which ones interest you the most?) (Oh, and for the record, I DID play a Virtual Boy with Teleroboxer loaded many years ago. I didn't recall getting a headache; what I did recall was getting my robot's face smashed in, partially due to not knowing the controls and also because everyone says that Teleroboxer is quite difficult.)
If it weren't for the Sega Genesis stealing the spotlight from the SNES when those systems were in competition with one another I'd say SNES, but it was all about the N64 the next gen! I loved my N64 so much I didn't buy or want another system at all that gen. While I have come to greatly appreciate the PS1 and Saturn a great deal, the N64 will always be my favorite Nintendo console.
SNES, it took everyone cool about the NES and made it better, and fixed the hardware issues. Better graphics, better sound, better controller, and a fan-freaking-tastic game library.
1.Gamecube(resi 4,metroid prime 1,2,zelda wind waker,twilight princess,paper mario 2,smash melee,f-zero gx,wave race blue storm,prince of persia,pikmin 1,2,)
2. Nintendo 64(mario 64,banko kazooie,banjo tooie,perfect dark,donkey kong 64,zelda ocarina)
iF i HAD A GUN TO TEH HEAD AND i HAD TO CHOOSE, Gamecube it had the best nintendo games on it, and it had the only Mario game I will ever deem above average.
The SNES is the most over-rated video game console of all time. Mostly people vote for it because either it was their first console or they grew up with it.
I'm going to rate them based on how good they actually are.
1 N64- Most games that hold up even today, has games that are constantly reffered to as the best games of all time.
2 Gamecube- Nintendo's most under-rated console, I found the Gamecube to be an awesome console.
3. SNES- Most games don't hold up well today. However those that do hold up well are true gems.
4. NES- One of gaming's most primative consoles.
I don't feel like including the Wii in this. I don't have many great games for the Wii so I can't judge it.
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