kingdj333 Wrote:Wait... I'm 15 can I contribute too? O_o or am I too young?
Well, I'm only 19. If anything makes you feel old, post it. Could be something 10 year olds today don't know about or whatever. The world changes fast.
Yeah, I have my gameboy color too. I bought it in Japan when I went on a trip there. I remember how some other kid on the same tour group bought one too and we kept playing the whole time. I forget what game we were playing though.
The sound stopped working pretty quickly when I kept dropping it, but it still works fine otherwise.
This doesn't really make me feel old though.
What does make me feel old is that my brother is going to university in a couple of months and I realize how soon I'm going to do that too.
The fact that me and a friend have like a one hour conversation all about reminiscing about the old TV shows and games way back in the 90s every week makes me feel old
Kurtle Wrote:The fact that me and a friend have like a one hour conversation all about reminiscing about the old TV shows and games way back in the 90s every week makes me feel old
It's kind of sad, but at only 14, I've had this happen in school. We've talked about old TV shows and strange fads.
Like those Wonderball candy things that we were all obsessed with when we were little...
2009-07-12, 12:57 AM (This post was last modified: 2009-07-12, 12:59 AM by Beserker101.)
MasPan Wrote:I had a gameboy pocket when they first came out. My cousin had a gameboy a year before that (I remember handheld games being black and white...).
*cough*Game Gear*cough*
To elaborate for those who don't know, the Sega Game Gear was released only 2 years after the Nintendo Game Boy (making it one of the very early handheld game systems) but the Game Gear games were in color and had a built in adjustable light. So even though the earliest handheld games were in black and white, it didn't take long for them to find color.
Edit: Just to add on what makes me feel old, thinking back and remembering that the outside was fun and tiny toons still made references to Bush senior (IIRC)
To elaborate for those who don't know, the Sega Game Gear was released only 2 years after the Nintendo Game Boy (making it one of the very early handheld game systems) but the Game Gear games were in color and had a built in adjustable light. So even though the earliest handheld games were in black and white, it didn't take long for them to find color.
[color="#cc8899"]I know, but I didn't have one
My then best friend did though. I played NES and SNES, but my first console was a N64. Diddy Kong Racing ftw (my little sister was like 5 at the time, and would raise bloody hell whenever I "shot" her with the missile powerups, to the point that I was actually forbidden from doing so (even though she was still allowed to). My solution?
Spoiler
Traps - I'd slow down until she was right behind me, then let loose and speed away.
Oh also I still have a working Atari that I played a lot as a kid. I think the NES was already out and we owned one but Dig Dug owned too much ass for me to want to play anything else.
I have a Super Nintendo with all of the original packaging. Apparently my dad kept it in the garage in case I wanted to return it, and the packaging has been there ever since.
WingZero Wrote:I was playing Pokemon Yellow on my Gameboy Color while watching Gundam Wing earlier today.
That is awesome. I just downloaded the remastered edition, I am going to rewatch Gundam Wing sometime over the summer.
Herbert Jablonski Wrote:Pokémon came out 11 years ago
Nintendo 64 came out 13 years ago
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers first aired 16 years ago
Super Nintendo came out 18 years ago
Game boy came out 20 years ago
The Nintendo came out 24 years ago
Oh god, I feel so old.
I'm so glad I still have all my old stuff from my childhood.
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Game Systems not pictured:
Atari 2600jr.
Playstation
Sega Saturn
PlayStation 2
Wii