SNES had A Link To The Past enough said.
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| blunty51 said: SNES: Well I choose it basically because I've had the opportunity to play more games on it. I've still played quite a few games on the PS1 but they didn't wow me enough I guess. Lens problems didn't help either. So I enjoyed the SNES more. Fav games would be the usual...Zelda, Mario, Metroid. 3rd party would be Battletoads, MK2, Super Contra |
What lens problem? I haven't heard of this before.
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SNES
My first gaming console, lots of memories accomodated with it.
Final Fantasy VI, A Link to the Past, Super Metroid, Chono Trigger, Mega Man X, Kirby Super Star, etc
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Super Nintendo
SNES, easy. Nintendo (minus Rare) / Square at its peak, and the birth of the fighting genre about sums it up.
Not to mention, the games have aged amazingly well.
SNES. My favorite RPGs combined with the best platformers, fighters and action games.
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CGI-Quality said:
Oh, I see now. Very true too, I went through 3 PS1s myself. It was just such a damn good console that I just sent it back and got replcaements. |
Ahh, yea. Very true, i also had some disc scratching, but it wasn't that bad (i think, it's been awhile). Nothing beats the blow/wipe combo of the SNES though, 
3 - PS1's wow...but i don't blame you, i'd keep buying them also, Tekken, Metal Gear Solid, Crash Bandicoot, and Street Fighter would've been enough for me to keep going back.
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CGI-Quality said:
"Sure the PS1 had great games but most of them are unplayable today on anything bigger than a 20" screen...hurts my eyes much". Yeah, it's insulting, opinionated, and goes against the rules. |
Hold many biased/loaded opinion polls CGI ?
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