If you could go back in time what would you do ?

Id buy alot of Nintendo stocks since the success of the Wii!

I'd actually go to school :(

I kind of messed up, got caught up in nonsense..

Stop myself pre-ordering a Wii and put that money towards PS360

Then I'd buy a bacon double cheeseburger

Tell Sega of Japan not to release Saturn and hold off on dropping the Genesis because its doing poorly in Japanland but kicking ass in NA!

Honestly Sega made some of the biggest mistakes in gaming history, its no wonder they practically don't even exist today.

Id buy alot of Nintendo stocks since the success of the Wii!

telefanatic

I'd track down a young Jack Thompson and challenge him to a few games of pong.

I would go back in time to before all these movies were created, and write/direct/produce ALL of them: The original Star Wars trilogy, the first three Die Hard movies, Pulp Fiction, The Matrix, Terminator 1 & 2, 2001: A Space Oddysey, Jaws, Full Metal Jacket, Invasion: U.S.A., Blade Runner, the Indianna Jones movies, and The Shawshank Redemption.

I would probably also make the Atari 2600 while I'm at it.

Stop myself pre-ordering a Wii and put that money towards PS360

Then I'd buy a bacon double cheeseburger

tomarlyn

Sounds like a pretty solid plan.

Put a DVD drive in the Dreamcast and sabotage PS2 production.JiveT

Nah dual analogue would have saved it.

There are many things I could do...

But specifically videogame stuff, I'd stop Sega from releasing the 32X, and perhaps the Sega CD. And tell them that launching the Saturn 3 months ahead of when they said they'd launch it was a bad idea. Maybe then the Dreamcast could have survived.

I'd also get Radiant Silvergun, Panzer Dragoon Saga, and Suikoden II to play and then sell, and Planescape: Torment and Zone of the Enders 2 for my personal enjoyment.

There are many things I could do...

But specifically videogame stuff, I'd stop Sega from releasing the 32X, and perhaps the Sega CD. And tell them that launching the Saturn 3 months ahead of when they said they'd launch it was a bad idea. Maybe then the Dreamcast could have survived.

I'd also get Radiant Silvergun, Panzer Dragoon Saga, and Suikoden II to play and then sell, and Planescape: Torment and Zone of the Enders 2 for my personal enjoyment.

sonicmj1

Imagine a world without Sega CD.

Here's what would have happened. Nintendo would have never been pressured to come up with a CD add on for SNES (which they never got to do).
There wouldn't have been a PlayStation or a Sony system as we know it today.
Those odd Legend of Zelda games that ended up for CD-iwould have never saw the day of light

oh and probably the biggest. The game Night Trap would have never been released and therefore there wouldn't be any video game ratings! :D

IDK. Play Johnny B. Goode at the "Enchantment Under The Sea Dance"? :|

If I had such amazing power, I'm sure as hell not going to waste it on anything video game related.

[QUOTE="sonicmj1"]

There are many things I could do...

But specifically videogame stuff, I'd stop Sega from releasing the 32X, and perhaps the Sega CD. And tell them that launching the Saturn 3 months ahead of when they said they'd launch it was a bad idea. Maybe then the Dreamcast could have survived.

I'd also get Radiant Silvergun, Panzer Dragoon Saga, and Suikoden II to play and then sell, and Planescape: Torment and Zone of the Enders 2 for my personal enjoyment.

c_smithii

Imagine a world without Sega CD.

Here's what would have happened. Nintendo would have never been pressured to come up with a CD add on for SNES (which they never got to do).
There wouldn't have been a PlayStation or a Sony system as we know it today.
Those odd Legend of Zelda games that ended up for CD-iwould have never saw the day of light

oh and probably the biggest. The game Night Trap would have never been released and therefore there wouldn't be any video game ratings! :D

Okay... I guess the Sega CD can live. Though if things get too weird in the future, I could always go back in time and stop myself from giving that advice...

Can I at least tell Sega that FMV does not in and of itself make a game good?

I'd repeatedly go back in time and weave a complicated historical trail that only the greatest minds will be able to pick up. Then once some smart cookie figures it out and starts and epic quest to find me. I'd find out who it is then travel back once more and wait for him to solve it and find me at some obscure location that held some vague importance in the melting pot of history. Then when he approached Iwould say

"Mr./Ms. (Insert name here)erson, we have been expecting you."

I would have been a better boyfriend to my girlfriend of 2003. Then we wouldn't have broken up, and life would have been perfect now :-D

Oh, was this system wars related? Hmmm, finished Super Frog without cheats :-P

-If I could go so far back enough as the 1940s, I may consider trading the aforementioned gaming computer for a P-38 Lightning or something like that. Sure would be nice to have an old WWII warbird that doesn't only exist in my PC monitor.NamelessPlayer

GREAT SCOTT, Do you have any idea what that would do to the time line?

[QUOTE="NamelessPlayer"] -If I could go so far back enough as the 1940s, I may consider trading the aforementioned gaming computer for a P-38 Lightning or something like that. Sure would be nice to have an old WWII warbird that doesn't only exist in my PC monitor.householdman

GREAT SCOTT, Do you have any idea what that would do to the time line?

[QUOTE="householdman"]

[QUOTE="NamelessPlayer"] -If I could go so far back enough as the 1940s, I may consider trading the aforementioned gaming computer for a P-38 Lightning or something like that. Sure would be nice to have an old WWII warbird that doesn't only exist in my PC monitor.NamelessPlayer

GREAT SCOTT, Do you have any idea what that would do to the time line?

GREAT SCOTT!!! We must must destroy the time machine before such a terrible event can occur!

[QUOTE="householdman"]

[QUOTE="NamelessPlayer"] -If I could go so far back enough as the 1940s, I may consider trading the aforementioned gaming computer for a P-38 Lightning or something like that. Sure would be nice to have an old WWII warbird that doesn't only exist in my PC monitor.NamelessPlayer

GREAT SCOTT, Do you have any idea what that would do to the time line?

Worse, HALNET!

[QUOTE="NamelessPlayer"][QUOTE="householdman"]

[QUOTE="NamelessPlayer"] -If I could go so far back enough as the 1940s, I may consider trading the aforementioned gaming computer for a P-38 Lightning or something like that. Sure would be nice to have an old WWII warbird that doesn't only exist in my PC monitor.MetroidPrimePwn

GREAT SCOTT, Do you have any idea what that would do to the time line?

Worse, HALNET!

I wouldn't have sold my Dreamcast, that way I'd be playing Marvel Vs Capcom 2 and Jet Grind Radio right now.