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I still have my Dreamcast. I need to deyellow it one day.
The good old days of couch multi-player games
Edit: I never expected this to get so many ups. Thanks everyone!
So many good memories from this era
That is because you were a child. You are no longer a child.
SNES/Genesis/Game Boy/Turbo Grafx 16
Dreamcast might be the most underrated system of all time. The mini-game-storage-carts, and arcade-exact-graphics blew my mind, but it’s timing was just a shade too late to compete financially. Somebody should do a documentary about how Sega blew it…
I was so jealous when my friend got one, but I just bought my ps2, and had kids, so…
edit: Shoutout to everybody who gave me some new viewing material
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD7JYqty8aE
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xdBVHSrdzg
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL9l2Z7sh2g
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY8kTDWMtTY
I always loved the Gamecube’s Easter Egg on startup
Hold Z
The PS2 will always hold a special place in my heart.
Well you can still play all of those now, as well as thousands of modern releases. By any objective measure, now is a better time for gaming 🙂
I really loved my N64 and all the games I had on it.
Nostalgia is one hell of a drug
This era was wild, despite Dreamcast’s early demise in 2001. This was the start of modern gaming and was absolutely nuts.
Every platform had its own identity and every game, including established series felt brand new.
We’ve mostly been iterating on what was done in this era.
Back when the plan for making money was to make a game as fun as possible
When the Four Nations lived in harmony.
Super Nintendo vs Sega Genesis was more interesting.
The current generation is the best because you can still play all the old games and the new ones.
No, you just grow old.
facebook head ass post
‘member when this were different🎮
I have the PS2 startup sound engraved in my brain
Everyone’s golden age of gaming is whenever they were 8 to 12 years old.
The golden era was whenever you were a kid. No surprise.
Ps2 and GameCube games were built different