lol know your comp. before you hate. PC first, Sony second, ninty 3rd, and Sega forever. i know my companies, and what i like them for.

MS gateway 2k was an awesome machine. it's the PC that kept me gaming on PC, so MS was apart of my gaming life since i was in the 4th grade. can't say much about MS now though.

there was a game my teacher bought that i have no idea what the name of it was, but itwas boss. i'll look it up later.

2 yr.'s with the gateway 2k, and then i got to the 6th and 7th grade and had to play games on some off brand piece of crap, and a f'n macintosh.

anyway, just like consoles, i've likely gamed on every PC.

P.S. NES is king.

glitches - yes, but not as many, and not in as large a proportion of games... however there are probably fewer games that are completely broken and unplayable released now than back then.

games crashing - yes, probably just as much... and with many (most?) pre 5th gen games more of a problem as you couldn't save.

slow framerate - not sure

blurry textures - what textures?

bad camera work - very very rarely, but what do you expect... it's kinda hard to make a bad 'camera' angle in 2D

Yeah lol, they looked so different I had no idea!

Good that you matured. I started on the SNES. Loved Nintendo since.

12 years ago playing NES? Are you playing PS1 now? lol

Thanks for insulting instead of appreciating... 

I have LIVED in poverty idiot. IM very sorry for not being able to have the latest console at the time. 

Mother F***er...

He's just jealous. I too started gaming on NES (like I said before) even a bit into the N64/PS1 generation and I can't think of any better way of starting gaming :)

What was your favourite game? Mine was Contra. 

This probably reflected at my FPS skill. I always get very good (And I mean VERY GOOD) at multiplayer FPS but not at everything else.

Hard to say, but probably Duck Hunt. So that's something in common =)

The rest of the list was posted earlier.

As a serious gamer my entire life this whole scenario just seems completely impossible. As much as I want to scream about this actually happening in real life, I'll let it slide. Famicon looks entirely different. My family bought a NES when I was 5, until my younger brother broke it with juice and Saltine crackers. It was a good couple of years with very few games but definitively a shaping point. I still revisit some of those games through emulation, or the occasional system from others I know.