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pokoko on 07 February 2017

"The objective is simple."

Yes, it is.



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AZWification on 07 February 2017
KLAMarine said:
Zoombael said:
1. D
Sony. Wii doesn't count.

Of course, only infants and great-grandparents bought it.



                
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S.Peelman on 07 February 2017

Is this just a test to see who here knows that these answers are bull?



Oneeee-Chan!!! on 07 February 2017

1 Sony
2 to make profit ?
3 Bandai Namco
4 Bowser
5 NEC (PC-Engine)



SegataSanshiro on 07 February 2017
Hynad said:
Versus_Evil said:
1. Microsoft (Windows has won all gens)
2. Because Obama wouldn't have don't it.
3. Nintendo
4. Kevin Butler
5. Philips

Philips' CD-i came out in 1991, while the CD-ROM add on for NEC's PC Engine (AKA TurboGrafx-16) came out in 1988. ^_-

Glad someone else knows their history.



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Metallox on 07 February 2017

Microsoft entered the console business for two simple reasons:

1. They needed to wash some money.
2. They wanted to buy DK to Nintendo.



My bet with The_Liquid_Laser: I think the Switch won't surpass the PS2 as the best selling system of all time. If it does, I'll play a game of a list that The_Liquid_Laser will provide, I will have to play it for 50 hours or complete it, whatever comes first. 

SegataSanshiro on 07 February 2017
Mr_No said:
Wright said:

5.- A with the CD-i thingy.

He does says "for their video game console". So even if there was a disc Zelda game for the CD-i, that console was from Philips, not Nintendo. And the aborted Playstation from the early 90's (which was made by Sony) doesn't count since there wasn't a game released for it, anyways.

And Turbo CD came out in 1988 for the NEC Turbografx16/PC Engine.



Hynad on 07 February 2017
SegataSanshiro said:
Hynad said:

Philips' CD-i came out in 1991, while the CD-ROM add on for NEC's PC Engine (AKA TurboGrafx-16) came out in 1988. ^_-

Glad someone else knows their history.

I'm one of the few people in my circle who played on the TurboGrafx-16 back in the days. Didn't get to use the CD-ROM add-on, but I saw it in magazines back then. 

Keith Courage was my favourite game on it (although I didn't have access to many games):



KLAMarine on 07 February 2017
AZWification said:
KLAMarine said:

Of course, only infants and great-grandparents bought it.

A sale's a sale.



SegataSanshiro on 07 February 2017
Hynad said:
SegataSanshiro said:

Glad someone else knows their history.

I'm one of the few people in my circle who played on the TurboGrafx-16 back in the days. Didn't get to use the CD-ROM add-on, but I saw it in magazines back then. 

I still play mine lol. Great system! :)