Anytime I see demo discs I get them. I used to buy all these magazines with demo discs back in the day. If I ever see a Game Pro or Electronic Gaming Monthly are all must buys as well. Official PlayStation Dreamcast and Xbox magazine were the ones to get for demo discs in the olden times.
I always see a lot of Gen 6 era pickup from you Y2K (or GEN 6 remasters) Literally the best era ever. Silent Hill 2, 3, 4, RE 4, Bully, The Punisher, Dead or Alive 3, Twilight Princess, Wind Waker, Halo 1, 2, Bloodrayne, MGS 2, 3, Tekken 5, Fatal Frame 1-3, GTAs, God Hand, Marvel Vs Capcom 2, Xenosaga, Urban Reign, Castlevanias, Capcom Vs. SNK 1-2, Ninja Gaiden. I could keep going naming hundreds of more amazing games. The art style, the innovation--it was a wild west where developers took chances and delivered quality finished products. There is a reason why I keep going back and playing games from that era--no other era goes as hard as GEN 6
I'm a gamer who sold most of his video games and is on a quest to retrieve everything I traded in to acquire new video games to play. I tend to keep video games instead of trading them in to play the next release. Our lonely Trade A Game if I think it's going to be extremely easy to buy it again cheaper in the future.
Best of luck!! Alas I am not "super" into gaming as a collective whole. However, I do own a pinball cabinet, as well as an Arcade 1Up Ms Pacman cabinet (I know) plus a Mortal Kombat Deluxe cab. I also own modded SNES Classic Mini with over 300 titles own it plus controller extender. Plus the imported from Japan Sega Genesis Classic Mini II. I did just jumped into collecting Switch and Switch games this year. But alas I'm only wanting to own about 20 titles or so, because again, the horror genre & things like action figures are more up my alley. I do want a sizeable collection, though I have no plans on getting any other consoles though.
@@He_Loves_Horror The switch is a great system to collect for and being an old-school gamer that has been there from the start the cartridge based format of the switch is a great form of physical media. I wish I had the space for 1up arcade cabinets are pinball machines because I'm also a product of that time. My dad had an odyssey 2 and my first system was an NES. Of course I have modded systems and mini consoles to play most of the old school pre PS1 catalog. I even bought the TurboGrafx Mini. I was recently able to reacquire a turbo Graphics 16 console and turbo Express handheld. It's way easier to play most of the games on the TurboGrafx Mini. So yes I don't play most of these old school games on the original Hardware at home because it's way easier just to emulate them. That doesn't make me not want to own the games physically. I like having them as pieces of art, like Neca horror figures. I even like collecting video game store display such as posters or standees. Even if I don't have the room to display them all. It's like owning a piece of History.
I'm similar. Cartridges is a just plain much, much better format compared to discs in the long run. There's also classic games re-released for them, such as Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy 9 that are well worth owning. Ghostbusters: The Video Game Remastered version as well. Alas once I retire and move an entire state away, I'll have more space but I'm not really wanting _THAT_ much more. As a lover of Spider-Man I *DO* however, wanna own an original Spider-Man 3 pinball cabinet but that it is. I see some collections RUclips. Some are amazing in how they handle spaces. Others, honestly with all due respect, don't really have the space & someone needs to politely tell them that they're beginning to look like Hoarders in their presentations & constant consumption. To each their own, though! It's all cool & at the end of the day we all collect what we're into. Ya know the TurboGrafx is the one mini/dedicated console that I didn't pick up, and its to my understanding that it was a good one! Yeah many blast the mini/dedicated consoles but honestly I don't see why.🤔Really quite silly but hey, they can be hacked & you can buy controller extenders. Plus no one makes you make a purchase of the item. I also have a hacked NES with most of the games & so far they all play with no lags or glitches. Truly amazing times we live in my friend, and yet people still oddly bitch. What times though, eh? LOL By the way: If Sony does a PS2 Classic Mini with a great, long controller & offers enough classic titles, just imagine how well that would sell! I edited my original post as the other day I typed in a hurry & made some confusing errors. My bad! lmao. But man there are some fine collections on the Switch that emulate perfectly, yet many people online pick them apart. To each their own! Quite silly to hate on it in the long run, though. PEACE ☮
No mic check 1 2 1 2? 😢
Anytime I see demo discs I get them. I used to buy all these magazines with demo discs back in the day. If I ever see a Game Pro or Electronic Gaming Monthly are all must buys as well. Official PlayStation Dreamcast and Xbox magazine were the ones to get for demo discs in the olden times.
I always see a lot of Gen 6 era pickup from you Y2K (or GEN 6 remasters) Literally the best era ever. Silent Hill 2, 3, 4, RE 4, Bully, The Punisher, Dead or Alive 3, Twilight Princess, Wind Waker, Halo 1, 2, Bloodrayne, MGS 2, 3, Tekken 5, Fatal Frame 1-3, GTAs, God Hand, Marvel Vs Capcom 2, Xenosaga, Urban Reign, Castlevanias, Capcom Vs. SNK 1-2, Ninja Gaiden.
I could keep going naming hundreds of more amazing games. The art style, the innovation--it was a wild west where developers took chances and delivered quality finished products.
There is a reason why I keep going back and playing games from that era--no other era goes as hard as GEN 6
The audio has a buzzing noise, which I found in 1 other video I watched. I think it may be consistent with other videos because of your microphone.
I'm a gamer who sold most of his video games and is on a quest to retrieve everything I traded in to acquire new video games to play. I tend to keep video games instead of trading them in to play the next release. Our lonely Trade A Game if I think it's going to be extremely easy to buy it again cheaper in the future.
Best of luck!! Alas I am not "super" into gaming as a collective whole. However, I do own a pinball cabinet, as well as an Arcade 1Up Ms Pacman cabinet (I know) plus a Mortal Kombat Deluxe cab. I also own modded SNES Classic Mini with over 300 titles own it plus controller extender. Plus the imported from Japan Sega Genesis Classic Mini II. I did just jumped into collecting Switch and Switch games this year. But alas I'm only wanting to own about 20 titles or so, because again, the horror genre & things like action figures are more up my alley.
I do want a sizeable collection, though I have no plans on getting any other consoles though.
@@He_Loves_Horror
The switch is a great system to collect for and being an old-school gamer that has been there from the start the cartridge based format of the switch is a great form of physical media. I wish I had the space for 1up arcade cabinets are pinball machines because I'm also a product of that time. My dad had an odyssey 2 and my first system was an NES. Of course I have modded systems and mini consoles to play most of the old school pre PS1 catalog. I even bought the TurboGrafx Mini.
I was recently able to reacquire a turbo Graphics 16 console and turbo Express handheld. It's way easier to play most of the games on the TurboGrafx Mini. So yes I don't play most of these old school games on the original Hardware at home because it's way easier just to emulate them. That doesn't make me not want to own the games physically. I like having them as pieces of art, like Neca horror figures. I even like collecting video game store display such as posters or standees. Even if I don't have the room to display them all. It's like owning a piece of History.
I'm similar. Cartridges is a just plain much, much better format compared to discs in the long run. There's also classic games re-released for them, such as Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy 9 that are well worth owning. Ghostbusters: The Video Game Remastered version as well. Alas once I retire and move an entire state away, I'll have more space but I'm not really wanting _THAT_ much more. As a lover of Spider-Man I *DO* however, wanna own an original Spider-Man 3 pinball cabinet but that it is. I see some collections RUclips. Some are amazing in how they handle spaces. Others, honestly with all due respect, don't really have the space & someone needs to politely tell them that they're beginning to look like Hoarders in their presentations & constant consumption.
To each their own, though! It's all cool & at the end of the day we all collect what we're into. Ya know the TurboGrafx is the one mini/dedicated console that I didn't pick up, and its to my understanding that it was a good one! Yeah many blast the mini/dedicated consoles but honestly I don't see why.🤔Really quite silly but hey, they can be hacked & you can buy controller extenders. Plus no one makes you make a purchase of the item. I also have a hacked NES with most of the games & so far they all play with no lags or glitches. Truly amazing times we live in my friend, and yet people still oddly bitch. What times though, eh? LOL
By the way: If Sony does a PS2 Classic Mini with a great, long controller & offers enough classic titles, just imagine how well that would sell! I edited my original post as the other day I typed in a hurry & made some confusing errors. My bad! lmao. But man there are some fine collections on the Switch that emulate perfectly, yet many people online pick them apart. To each their own! Quite silly to hate on it in the long run, though. PEACE ☮
Devil may cry Hd collection it is fun.😁 😂 😀 😄 👍
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