My childhood imagination made old nes games look like current gen games or better!

Don't understand how the N64 could be up there without the SNES. I loved my SNES. Still have it back home.

What about SNES or any of hte 8-bit systems (NES, Sega Master System, etc.)?

Off the top of my head:

• Atari 2600
  
• Commodore 64 (even had the cassette tape drive)
  
• Sega Master System (with the 3-D glasses)
  
• NES
  
• Sega Genesis
  
• TurboGrafx 16
  
• PS2
  
• Xbox 360
  
• Wii
  
• PC (this should have multiple entries)

Forgot to mention other systems I've had over the years...

The list goes, SNES, Dreamcast (Best console ever), PS2, then my 360. Also my PC. :wub:

i started back in the early 80's playing those portable lcd games.also had a cool 2 player pac man game (with the old style calculator lit graphics) not the yellow round version though.i then got a commodore 64 for christmas in 1987 (fantastic :celebration: has a pirated copy of suicide express and bruce lee :thumbsup: absolutely loved my c64.i then progressed to an amiga a500+ (fantastic also :celebration: with both systems got plenty of games for them.since those days,have progressed onto various consoles ps1/ps2,3do,atari jaguar,n64,sega game gear,nintend gameboy,gamecube,x box/360 and currently my 11 year old pc that my friend kindly gave me :thumbsup: will always be a gamer for as long as i can hold a joypad/mouse (just not a very good one :facepalm: p.s some of my all time favourite games are from the c64 :thumbsup:

I first started gaming at the dawn of the 21st Century. At that time, I had an N64, Sega Genesis, and PS1. The former two were gifts from my older cousins when I got old enough to play them and the PS1 was for my 7th Birthday. Really, I knew no English until I was like 7 or 8 so really, all I did was look at the colorful moving pictures like it was an interactive T.V.

Now that I look at the games now, I can't help but facepalm when somebody complains about graphics.