I have to admit that i may have played more time with the ps1, without counting snes emulators. But, the snes was the console that introduced me to videogames. Never owned one, but was the reason i got a N64.
Then, my vote goes to SNES :)
SNES.
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SNES, I had a lot more fun with it overall. I'm into platformers, and when it comes to platformers there's no contest. SNES also had Super Metroid, the best game ever. Plus I still have my SNES, I played it yesterday for like 4 hours.
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| leo-j said: Its so hard |
Yup that's what she said
My vote is for the PS1 because of it's great library of JRPG. Suikoden I and II, FF VII-IX, FF Tactics, Breath of Fire 3, Legend of Legaia, Chrono Cross, Alundra, Legend of the Dragoon, Xenogears, Grandia, Wild arms 1 & 2 and lot's lot's more.
It also has RE series, Silent hill, MGS, Tomb Raider, Twisted Metal, Crash Bandicoot series and many more.
SNES is also a great system many great games too FF IV and VI, Chrono Trigger, Lufia, DK, Mario of course and many more.
| NoCtiS_NoX said: My vote is for the PS1 because of it's great library of JRPG. Suikoden I and II, FF VII-IX, FF Tactics, Breath of Fire 3, Legend of Legaia, Chrono Cross, Alundra, Legend of the Dragoon, Xenogears, Grandia, Wild arms 1 & 2 and lot's lot's more. It also has RE series, Silent hill, MGS, Tomb Raider, Twisted Metal, Crash Bandicoot series and many more. SNES is also a great system many great games too FF IV and VI, Chrono Trigger, Lufia, DK, Mario of course and many more. |
Earthbound, Secret of Mana, Chrono Trigger, FF IV, FF VI, Breath of Fire 1, Breath of Fire 2, Illusion of Gaia, Secret of Evermore, Super Mario RPG, Illusion of Time, etc
SNES had a great library of JRPGs too!
tehsage said:
Earthbound, Secret of Mana, Chrono Trigger, FF IV, FF VI, Breath of Fire 1, Breath of Fire 2, Illusion of Gaia, Secret of Evermore, Super Mario RPG, Illusion of Time, etc
SNES had a great library of JRPGs too! |
Plotwise though, they just cannot be compared to the PS1 JRPGs.
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RageBot said:
Plotwise though, they just cannot be compared to the PS1 JRPGs. |
...seriously? Because they were 2D, they can not tell a good story? Have you even played Chrono Trigger or FF VI?
| RageBot said: Plotwise though, they just cannot be compared to the PS1 JRPGs. |
Just stop
Honestly I don't really care who really wins since both Consoles provided me with hours upon hours of bliss, with only a few moments of total dread. I'm looking at you Blade for PS1 and Spiderman and X-Men for SNES
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