For WRPG, it's PC, hands down. For JRPG, SNES, PS1 and PS2 all make a solid case, I would probably side with the SNES just because of nostalgia though.
If Final Fantasy gets released next year, I'd say that, but I'm having my doubts that it'll come out next year, I want it too, just not getting my hopes set too high. Uncharted 2 is definitely my number one next to that, I love the first game and have beat it several times, as long as the second one is on par with the first, I'll be happy. God of War III is right up there on my list too, but again, being that there isn't a set date, I'm not confident in the 09 release year.
Unfortunate. But although I haven't looked for renting systems, not too many places do it anymore. I remember renting the SNES years ago before I got one, good times. Odds are they stopped since the systems are much more fragile now IMO, that and the fact they probably didn't make a whole lot of money off of them.
[QUOTE="aspro73"][QUOTE="yodariquo"]The SNES has A/V output, all you need is a A/V cable from either the GameCube or N64 and it'll plug right in.cos_vanquish
Yoda is correct. Problem solved. I have 2 SNES' hooked up in this manner.
I forgot that worked. I guess I am loosing my mind little by litte with each passing day. Yeah, you could do that.
And, my LCD has a tuner. Who on earth would make a t.v. without a tuner. Doesn't satellite hook up to a coaxial input? I would think a t.v. without a coaxial input would be good for about newer game systems and movies from a dvd and vhs.
Well, when they don't have the tuner, I don't think they can be technically classified as a television. They usually call them displays I think.
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