I agree. Totoally depends on the game. Either way, assuming you had free reign of the game terrain and not be controlled by someone in the real world, all anyone could do was make the best of it.

Trying to beat the game would work too. Maybe if you did that you'd get free. :)

An original NES with the light gun, two controllers and 6 games including Super Mario and the original Metroid of $20. :)

I never really thought about it until I read what you just wrote. Of course I have fond memories of playing older games but I just attributed it to nostalgia. After readin the points you made, it's all become a bit more clear. As much fun as I have playing games today, can't really compare to the way thing used to be.

Great post!

I saw that on the news the other day. It has 2160 calories. What message are they sending here& Eat a super-duper fattie burger, then go sit in front of your computer for hours and let it all turn to lard!! No thank you.

I saw that on the news the other day. It has 2160 calories. What message are they sending here& Eat a super-duper fattie burger, then go sit in front of your computer for hours and let it all turn to lard!! No thank you.

I don't get the whole d-pad thing. Maybe I don't play enough game where the d-pad is crucial to gameplay but I think it's fine the way it is.

Like everyone pretty much said, the info on the cart itself should last a good long time but the battery that most old carts use will die out sooner or later. However, if you know the where and how you can buy the stuff to replace them. I believed they used to sell Game-bit battery tool kits for just this reason but since discs have take over the gaming industry, I haven't seen them around. I imagine you can still pick up all the things you need to do it yourself though.

yeah in kingdom hearts 3 lets get mickey in a symbiote outfit

that would be awesome

Recently, I've been playing a lot of different first person shooters lately (Cod 4, Cod WaW, Halo 3, Killzone 2. etc.) and I've noticed the tactics and gameplay styles of people who play online seem rather unrealistic. What I want to know is, if someone gave 18 different FPS gamers high velocity Airsoft Guns orPaintball Markers and split them up into teams, how would they do? What would they do? How would those quick relfexes and exellent hand-to-eye coordiation translate to a real battle field? What would happen?

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They'd get lost looking for health packs.

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