TakeMeToTheHospital on 30 April 2012
| happydolphin said: ^hehe New game controls (motion control, peripherals) don't define a generation. Technology does (videogame history 101), and graphics fall into that category, peripherals don't. The reason why new consoles came out in the roots of VG history was due to technological advancements. Also, the NES had a ton of peripherals ranging from attempted Motion Controls to 3D, to light-sensing guns. None of those made the NES jump from one gen to the next: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nintendo_Entertainment_System_accessories Technically due to timing it would compete with gen 7 machines, but in essense it's a gen 6 console. @theARTIST. I'm glad you also had the epiphany. You are now more enlightened. |
What gen is Sega CD/Mega CD?
