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What is you favourite old skool console?

Magnavox Odyssey (origion... 0 0%
 
Atari PONG (origional or any pre-deccessors) 0 0%
 
Wonder Wizard 7702 0 0%
 
Coleco Telstar 4 6.90%
 
Nintendo Entertainment Sy... 34 58.62%
 
Sega Genesis 20 34.48%
 
Total:58
Boutros on 09 March 2011
Soleron said:

Game Boy Colour.

SMB Deluxe. Pokemon Crystal. Lego Island (OK maybe not that but the music was great).

That's colour with a u.

No it's not.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Color



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Gamerace on 09 March 2011
chris.m95 said:
Gamerace said:

You're missing a whole bunch: Intellivision (which was huge), Bally-Astrocade, Vectrex, C-64 (PC but it basically ruled gaming between the collapse and the arrival of the NES) just off the top of my head, there were others.   None of this 'There's only room for three' crap.  lol

I really am sorry i know that there are loads more but there just wasnt space in the poll. If you want i can set up a series of polls and see which one out of all the polls is the best. would u prefer that?


lol  no don't worry about it.   As you can see people are voting for them in the comments section anyway!

We had Atari 2600, Bally, Coleco, TRS-80, Vectrex and later Spectrum in my house.   It was a popular place to be!



 

Chairman-Mao on 09 March 2011

3DO, my first console



Soleron on 09 March 2011
Boutros said:
Soleron said:

Game Boy Colour.

SMB Deluxe. Pokemon Crystal. Lego Island (OK maybe not that but the music was great).

That's colour with a u.

No it's not.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Color

I haven't got it on me to check if it was spelled right in the UK version, but it should have been. I also get annoyed with Medal of Honor not being Honour.



Boutros on 09 March 2011
Soleron said:
Boutros said:
Soleron said:

Game Boy Colour.

SMB Deluxe. Pokemon Crystal. Lego Island (OK maybe not that but the music was great).

That's colour with a u.

No it's not.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Color

I haven't got it on me to check if it was spelled right in the UK version, but it should have been. I also get annoyed with Medal of Honor not being Honour.

The Medal of Honor is a US military decoration...why would it be spelled with a "u"? lol



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Kyuubi Ricky SSJ2 on 09 March 2011

SNES, it's the best console ever. Nothing has come close to it yet. 



archbrix on 09 March 2011

I agree with others that you're missing quite a few choices in the poll, but it's irrelevant to me since the NES is my answer anyway.

The greatest game system of all time, IMO.



Soleron on 09 March 2011
Boutros said:
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The Medal of Honor is a US military decoration...why would it be spelled with a "u"? lol

OK, didn't know that.

They should localise games to British voice acting. They do for France and other EU countries. (They as in most game companies).



Chrizum on 09 March 2011

Definitely the Commodore 64. Anyone remember Spellbound? That shit was the mad note!



chris.m95 on 09 March 2011
Gamerace said:
chris.m95 said:
Gamerace said:

You're missing a whole bunch: Intellivision (which was huge), Bally-Astrocade, Vectrex, C-64 (PC but it basically ruled gaming between the collapse and the arrival of the NES) just off the top of my head, there were others.   None of this 'There's only room for three' crap.  lol

I really am sorry i know that there are loads more but there just wasnt space in the poll. If you want i can set up a series of polls and see which one out of all the polls is the best. would u prefer that?


lol  no don't worry about it.   As you can see people are voting for them in the comments section anyway!

We had Atari 2600, Bally, Coleco, TRS-80, Vectrex and later Spectrum in my house.   It was a popular place to be!

Sounds it. Kool have fun!



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