Would we be playing games today without NES?

Also don't forget Mayamoto brought the NES from Japan after the first Mario game succeeded. Had that not secceeded Nintendo would not be in America, and console history would have changed forever. You would be correct.

NES saved and revived console gaming. No one was playing games more no. And company make no profit. But Nes saved gaming, yeah they have some bad policy but it work. SMS and 7800 launching year later due to NES success and with games like Mario Bros super that introduce first side scrolling game.Dr-Gentlemen

The North American Video game crash was just that, a US thing .

In the rest of the world there was no video game crash,  Europe was happily playing their games on very succesfull systems like C64/Atari 800/MSX and in Japan MSX was very populair and they already had the NES and SEGA SG 1000 out in 1983 , the year of the US crash .

There was no worldwide crash and Nintendo didn't save or rivived gaming and yes there would still be gaming if Nintendo had never entered, hell they weren't even that popular in Europe until the SNES .

Dude, you just made a thread asking what innovations they brought. Atleast give it a little time. Eikichi-Onizuka

He made one of those stupid threads too...?

But, yes of course there would be video games

[QUOTE="Dr-Gentlemen"]NES saved and revived console gaming. No one was playing games more no. And company make no profit. But Nes saved gaming, yeah they have some bad policy but it work. SMS and 7800 launching year later due to NES success and with games like Mario Bros super that introduce first side scrolling game.Caseytappy

The North American Video game crash was just that, a US thing .

In the rest of the world there was no video game crash,  Europe was happily playing their games on very succesfull systems like C64/Atari 800/MSX and in Japan MSX was very populair and they already had the NES and SEGA SG 1000 out in 1983 , the year of the US crash .

There was no worldwide crash and Nintendo didn't save or rivived gaming and yes there would still be gaming if Nintendo had never entered, hell they weren't even that popular in Europe until the SNES .

NES saved and revived console gaming. No one was playing games more no. And company make no profit. But Nes saved gaming, yeah they have some bad policy but it work. SMS and 7800 launching year later due to NES success and with games like Mario Bros super that introduce first side scrolling game.Dr-Gentlemen

They didnt save gaming at all really.

Gaming was a huge huge market that sunk. It made too much money and opened too many doors for it to stay closed once atari ruined it. If nintendo hadnt come a long then someone else would have. So nintendo didnt really save anything, they were just there at the right place at the right time.

This is all relative though considering the united states was the only country in the world to see a video game crash. You really need to realize that everything that happens in the US doesnt effect the rest of the world. Very little we do effects anyone else but us. But americans always tend to forget that there are other countries in this world and we dont mean spit to them despite how much we want to think the world revolves around us.

[QUOTE="Dr-Gentlemen"]NES saved and revived console gaming. No one was playing games more no. And company make no profit. But Nes saved gaming, yeah they have some bad policy but it work. SMS and 7800 launching year later due to NES success and with games like Mario Bros super that introduce first side scrolling game.Caseytappy

The North American Video game crash was just that, a US thing .

In the rest of the world there was no video game crash,  Europe was happily playing their games on very succesfull systems like C64/Atari 800/MSX and in Japan MSX was very populair and they already had the NES and SEGA SG 1000 out in 1983 , the year of the US crash .

There was no worldwide crash and Nintendo didn't save or rivived gaming and yes there would still be gaming if Nintendo had never entered, hell they weren't even that popular in Europe until the SNES .

Sega and NEC/Hudson games. ;)

[QUOTE="outworld222"][QUOTE="Yo-SUP"]First two posts are inbred children. NES small and atari78 came out after the industry already recovered and were all the topic head of video games coming back. Some publications expressed excitement at the small hardware, some stated that atari78s were sold out and NES consoles were not moving. NES caught on around 2 years later when it's mono policies grabbed way to many devs and it seemed the other two had no support by the backstabbing media. also yes I can back most of this up, come at me.Yo-SUP

Yeah, only you're wrong.

Here's the article: http://www.retrojunk.com/article/show/1237/from-the-nes-to-total-success

I also looked up inbred on the dictionary. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/inbreeding

I need not say more.

[QUOTE="Yo-SUP"][QUOTE="outworld222"]  I'm baaaack! First may I say, stfu you stupid douche bag troll? I come from two racially different parents. So I contend your false assertions. That being said, everything I said stands true. Do your research. outworld222

Yeah, only you're wrong.

Here's the article: http://www.retrojunk.com/article/show/1237/from-the-nes-to-total-success

I also looked up inbred on the dictionary. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/inbreeding

I need not say more.

Well, it was really THE FIRST VIDEO GAME SYSTEM! It had a top loading system in where you put the cartridges at the top of the system and you could see half of the cartridge from the outside of the console. Although the shape of it was very odd. The kids of today might mistake this for an air conditioner.

The NES was launced in October of 1985

and at the time, the idea of 2 games on one cartridge was just mind blowing

It was one of the first games to actually have secret cheats or places you could go to, but were hard to find.

So here are the simmilarities and differences of the NES and the Famicom: CARTRIDGES-

Pfft, there is no piece of evidence I could present you that would satisfy your need to not attack/discredit me. Therefore I see no further point in continuing this mindless argument.

Pfft, there is no piece of evidence I could present you that would satisfy your need to attack/discredit me. Therefore I see no further point in continuing this mindless argument.

 

outworld222

Did u even look at my link? Time to face the music chump, you can cry to mom if you want. NOW you can say I attacked you, since you deserve it after that cop out b.s.!

Your mom called, she wants me to slap you and turn you into a man.Yo-SUP

BTW, what do you have against the 4th generation? Hurt by our awesomeness? LOL.

[QUOTE="Yo-SUP"]Your mom called, she wants me to slap you and turn you into a man.outworld222

Topic change desperation? I proved you wrong about NES saving gaming.

BTW, what do you have against the 4th generation? Hurt by our awesomeness? LOL.

outworld222

NES saved and revived console gaming. No one was playing games more no. And company make no profit. But Nes saved gaming, yeah they have some bad policy but it work. SMS and 7800 launching year later due to NES success and with games like Mario Bros super that introduce first side scrolling game.Dr-Gentlemen

So yea, without NES we would still be playing games, just propably on different devices.

Mayamoto came from Japan. Unless you want to discredit that too.outworld222

Who's Mayamoto , Miyamoto covered in Mayonaise ?

[QUOTE="outworld222"] Mayamoto came from Japan. Unless you want to discredit that too.Caseytappy

Who's Mayamoto , Miyamoto covered in Mayonaise ?

Lol you're stupid. You said originally racially you thought inbreeding was race related.

Lol you're stupid. You said originally racially you thought inbreeding was race related.NationProtector

lol! Pot meet kettle.

[QUOTE="NationProtector"]

Lol you're stupid. You said originally racially you thought inbreeding was race related.Yo-SUP

lol! Pot meet kettle.

Wow. I would have bet money the two of you were the same person, apparantly I would have lost that bet.