My Most Nostalgic Game Consoles - Retro Bird
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- In this video, I share the consoles that I have the most nostalgia for in addition to a discussion about video game nostalgia in general.
My Most Nostalgic Game Consoles - Retro Bird
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“You don’t deserve to Donkey Kong” is now a household phrase in my house. Glad to see it make an appearance! 😂
After all those years spent watching others play Game Boy, now you get thousands of people watching you play it. Kid you would be so proud.
I guess so!
I love your humor. I can just imagine what your neighbors think when you shoot these outdoor/street scenes and it makes me laugh.
“Trust me weaponizing things I love is not a battle you wanna start with me” *banana attack*
I was gonna write a comment about how you don't deserve to Donkey Kong but you were already two steps ahead of me. Some days I'll just be living my life and that line just floats into my head. "You don't deserve to Donkey Kong."
Glad to hear that!
My favourite thing now is exploring all of the titles I couldn’t afford as a kid. I’m in my 40s now so I really grew up in the 90s which meant 8 and 16 bit era. I love taking things slow, and picking a random title to play for a weekend. I treat it like my own personal rental store. Fridays before supper I read the game manual, and once the little ones go to bed I plug in for a bit :)
Yeah rental store were awesome. So were game manuals.
Dude there is nothing like reading the instruction booklet before you play the game. I still do it for my GameCube games.
Awesome approach to gaming man!
I completely get everything in this comment...
That's what I want to do too, play all of the games I would've liked as a kid that I didn't get to play back then. But for me it would be mainly 2000s games like PS2 games (I had a PS2 as a kid but didn't have many games for it)
Strangley enough, its your last comment on how Nostalgia supports our adult minds that really hit me hard in this one.
Honestly i would be a really misrable old fart if i didnt have my nostalgia. Especially for my Sega Genesis among others.
This video is going on repeat. This is comfort food and a reminder why im still in this hobby 30+ years on now.
Glad you liked it!
You throwing stuff against your fence is just the best! 😂😂😂😂😂
this guy owns friday night. the perfect replacement for blockbuster/hollywood video
The condition of the items in your collection reflects the time/care you've put in to acquiring them. Well done Bird 👏
Gameboy (pocket) and N64 for me. The gameboy was the first gaming console I ever owned, and the N64 I received not too long after. A beautiful moment in time for this 90's kid.
Babe, wake up, retro bird has uploaded a new video.
No.1 for me easily goes to the NES. Playing Castlevania and Mario/ duck hunt at my uncle’s house before we got our own NES are core memories for me.
And much like your SoR story, I was convinced for YEARS that my memories of playing Monster Party as a kid were just a wild fever dream. But no, the game is actually just as strange as I remembered it.
The Super Nintendo is my most nostalgic console by a long shot - I rented so many games growing up, and the handful of games we had were all really special in their own way - Star Fox, Super Metroid, Super Mario World, Donkey Kong Country...such an iconic line-up of games and so many more I discovered as an adult. It really has an amazingly colorful library of games and hidden gems.
My Nostalgia runs huge during December. My parents were against video games so i knew each Christmas was not going to be waking up happy. All i wanted as a kid was my own console & i knew that wasn't going to happen. So Christmas for me was not that huge. So during my Christmas Breaks growing up i hung out at all my friends house who had there own home console! Playing the NES the whole month of December which really consisted of one game, Castlevania. That is my Nostalgic game: the original Castlevania on the NES.
Peak nostalgia for me is probably the N64 and PS1, and specifically going on GameFAQs every day for walkthroughs and secrets back when GameFAQs was the hot thing.
Another awesome video! Also the "you don't deserve the Donkey Kong" cracked me up again 😂
I grew up a little later with the PS3 and 3DS, but I still have nostalgia for those too. It's interesting, when I was younger I didn't know anybody with a console, everyone I met had a PC (even at the age of 7 or 8). I think I knew one other person who had a 3DS.
@@liamloxley1222 I was a 2000s kid and played both consoles and PC growing up. We had a family computer on Windows XP that I would often play games on, but I also had a PS1, then a PS2 a few years later, then a Wii during my high school years in the early 2010s. And for portables I had a GBA first, then a DS during my middle school years and a 3DS during my high school years.
Something I love about nostalgia is that it can make you appreciate a game that's actually pretty bad. Almost like you get to see the good intentions behind it and thus have a secret way to experience the game that is unfortunately difficult for others.
6:35 - I know this feeling. My neighbor barely let me play his Genesis. To be honest, it never healed and I remember the games I wasn't allowed to play to this day. Why did you brought this up?? I THOUGHT WE WERE FRIENDS RETRO BIRD. THERAPY IS EXPENS... Oh, nice video as always!
I remember going to a neighbor's house and they had a birthday party for a kid (he must have been like 10 or so) and he let us play Super Smash Bros Melee. It blew me away because I didn't know that game existed and I fell in love with it right away. He let us kids take turns on trying to beat the first level in adventure mode on very hard difficulty. After that he opened his gift and it was Kingdom Hearts 1. I remember seeing him play some parts of it and was also blown away by that game. Fortunately I ended up getting both these games later on with my very own PS2 and Gamecube that me and my brothers shared. So it was a happy ending and didn't remain as a tease. But that sure was a nostalgic memory for me.
I have a lot of nostalgia for Sonic even though I never had a Genesis. Just would play it here and there at friends house. But I did watch the cartoon.
I got my Game Boy in 1990. Never had the pocket or light or the others until the Game Boy Advance SP.
This reminds me back in the 80's that I found out one of my good friends from school had been living in the house behind me and I never knew it. All of our backyards were fenced in. Found out after we got a slide playset thing built and I was on top and saw him over the fence in his backyard one day.
I'm 90's kid (nostalgic term for old geezer nowadays) from Poland, so after fall of communism we had limited access to western consoles. Most of kids had this cheap south-asian NES ripoffs (which was great for us at that time) but I will never forget the feeling when I was visiting my friend's older cousin and he had PS1. I was astonished by the capabilities of this magnificent magic box. Imagine actually skipping one generation of consoles (SNES, Genesis) and jumping from Mario Bros. straight to Crash Bandicoot! And those shiny, rainbowy CDs instead of cheap plastic dusty cartridges? It was some Star Trek stuff for us at that time.
Although my all time favourite console would be PS2 or PS3, I still have enormous amounts of nostalgia towards PS1.
Just old geezer's thing 🥲
Your video hits the nail on the head. I enjoy games for nostalgia of games I played as a kid, but ALSO for this weird nebulous nostalgic feeling for games I saw advertised or also craned my neck in schoolyards to see that I never got to play. For instance, the Game Gear! A friend/bully of mine had one when I was a kid and he'd let me watch but rarely play. Now I have one and am checking through all the Game Gear classics I missed, with much enjoyment!
The humour and writing in these videos is seriously becoming S tier
Thank you!
I missed so many awesome games as a kid. So happy to find new gems I knew I would have loved!
So did I. I never played Mario Kart 64 until 2020 @ age 32
I know the feeling. I just got a Saturn for the first time and I have wanted one since 1995. It's amazing lol
I’m one of those weird people who has nostalgia for the TurboGrafx 16. Had one as a kid and traded it and 10-15 games in for a SNES with one game. I finally just acquired a TG-16 again and am working on rebuilding the collection.
I still have a lot of nostalgia for the Atari 2600. So many fun games.
The consoles you grew up with and liked. So for me the C64, Master System, Mega Drive and Dreamcast are most nostalgic for me. The C64 was something the family played, while I was still very small. We had a few cartridges and a lot of games on cassette. Waiting for the game to load, the typical music (sometimes while loading), so many games. I needed to get used to the expensive games when we got a Master System at home and later the Mega Drive. For the Master System my older brother helped choose the games, but fot the Mega Drive I was old enough to decide for myself. I often rented games too or borrowed from several neighbours. The Dreamcast was the first console I actively saved up for and really loved when I was fifteen. I did buy a PlayStation two years earlier with my own money, but that didn't hit home with me so much.
Why does "You don't deserve to Donkey Kong" sounds so much like that guy from the Home Alone TV who went, "Ya Filthy Animals" I can't break the association.
Magazines made it so that i’m SO nostalgic for games I didn’t have. Reading all the strategy articles, seeing the ads…we got to be a part of that culture. it’s a joy to play them now, but it’s almost as if I played them then if that makes sense
7:15 I was so envious of my friend who got a red GB Pocket and Pokémon Red in 97…the tables turned next year when I FINALLY got a clear purple GBC the next year! Thanks KMart layaway
8:05 man, that long string of bananas trailing from the back of the cart was perfection lol (and nostalgic) what were they thinking by not including that in Mario Kart 8.
That guidance counselor sounds like the enemy !
I remember seeing Donkey Kong Country for the first time at a block buster I was blown away by the graphics on the box. When I got home I couldn’t believe how fun the platforming was it was right up there with super Mario world and the music…. I still listen to the ost in my car.
Had 4 brothers and so played multiplayer games on N64 a lot more then single player games. Except Zelda OOT and Donkey Kong 64 was an event where we would use our combined brains to solve dungeons and difficult parts of DK 64. So much nostalgia for the N64!
Gameboy pocket was my system of choice as a kid and Pokemon Red/Blue was my favorite game by a lot. Finally got a ps1 well after its release. GBA was huge for me too. Handheld games were where it was at for me 😊
We had a saying that was developed through my college party days haze called “banana wamma” which involved playfully hitting someone with a banana. You have taken the banana wamma to a whole other level. Don’t mess with this man!
your experience with the gameboy reminds me a lot of my experience with the ds. during its prime, it felt like everyone else had one and it wasn't until well into the 3ds' lifespan that i finally got a ds of my own (specifically it was a black ds lite that i got for my 12th birthday in 2015)
I wonder if Bird's neighbors had actually watched him doing wacky things on the street.
As for nostalgia games Right now I'm playing Final Fantasy IX but on the Switch Lite.
And late December I was playing Super Mario RPG Remake. Awesome game!
I still got great memories of playing it on the original SNES (My favorite console ever) over the years.
I am nostalgic for the Atari 2600 and NES. I spent many, many hours playing on my Atari. Back when I first got the 2600, I thought I was in gaming heaven. Now I could have an arcade experience without having to bring a pocketful of quarters. Come to think of it....I am kinda nostalgic for arcades. Funny how that works... As for the NES, it was the console of choice when I got together with my friends. We would play Tecmo Bowl tournaments....fun times!
I was the same with N64. I was around 8 when it came out and I think every gamer kid in my class went from SNES/Gensis to N64. I didn't even know Playstation 1 was the winner of the generation til I was in high school! I played MGS and Castlevania: SOTN on PS3 PSOne classics. And was like "oh, this is insane, way better than N64". But I still love the differences between each system back then, every console felt unique and had its own strengths.
Love the humor, silly faces and skits, subbed for those. Just mentioning Sega Genesis (was Mega Drive in EU), brings back a ton of memories, so many overheated power adapters, terrible games with cool cover art, and few gems here and there. :D
I have nostalgia for basically any/all consoles I owned since I was a kid, but the one I have the most nostalgia for wasn't a console at all... but it almost should have been because of the quantity of games made for it... the Commodore 64. I still play C-64 games to this day... emulated... but I do also still own my original system. That computer was a treasure trove of fun and it will possibly forever be my favorite.
I have nostalgia for Nintendo 64, GameCube and PlayStation 2.
• WWF WrestleMania 2000 (N64)
• WWF No Mercy
• WCW vs nWo World Tour
• Star Wars Episode 1 Racer
• Conker's Bad Fur Day
• GoldenEye 007
• Cruis'n USA
• Super Smash Bros.
• WWF WrestleMania X8
• WWE WrestleMania XIX
• Super Smash Bros Melee
• Def Jam Fight for New York (GC)
• Mortal Kombat Armageddon (PS2)
I totally get your nostalgia for the GameBoy! I had a similar experience with the N64. I actually never had one as a kid but it was present everywhere around me. I had friends that owned it and brought the Nintendo magazine all the time to school. I also went often to a mall close to my place just to play some N64 (often the stand was occupied and I had to wait for my turn). The moment I finally got a N64 as an adult was magical and just today I played some Mario 64 with my two kids 😊
Ah, nothing quite like discussing great Genesis games with the music from Mario Kart 64 playing softly in the background. Yeah, I saw what you did there.
I didn't know what Rocket Knight Adventures was until I you started talking about it in your vids. Console I am most Nostalgic for would be the Sega Genesis. I remember this was the console where I was socializing a lot with my high school friends. Playing games like NHL 93-96, Golden Axe, Mortal Kombat, Street fighter 2 & many other games. The Socializing with couch coop or vs was a thing I used to do every Friday at a friend's house back in high school. Now I work & my friends won't hang with me or with the group anymore. Yeah really sad gaming has come to this.
Glad you found out about Rocket Knight through my vids!
Don’t feel bad. All of my Game Boy experience was also watching other, cooler kids play theirs 🤣
Maybe one day, I’ll finally have one of my own..
Super Nintendo, PS1, and GBA for me! And I gotta say.. A lot of those GBA games aged perfectly. Can't tell you how many times I've played through Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow in the past month! Been a joy going back through that library and finding games I never played as a kid
The consoles I have the most nostalgia for are the ones my brother and I had growing up (Genesis, Game Boy and Game Boy Pocket, PS1, and GBA), along with a few that we didn’t have but played quite a bit with friends (Game Boy Color, N64, GameCube, and the OG Xbox). I had one single friend who had a Dreamcast and I always wanted to play it more but only got the chance once or twice. Still feel a lot of nostalgia for it, though.
And even though I love consoles like the SNES and Turbo Grafx-16 now, I don’t have the same nostalgia for them because I just never really played them growing up.
All that to say, I think I have a ton of nostalgia for the games/consoles I played even just a little bit compared to the ones I didn’t play or even know about
I'm nostalgic for PS1 and N64 and Gameboy color mostly as a kid playing games with friends but also the dreamcast and GameCube as I got older going to cousins house and playing PSO and double dash
NEO GEO 4 LIFE!!! It was the system I never had as kid. But I collect for now as an adult.
Great vid! Always have the nostalgia bubbles for NES. So many consoles I picked up and played a lot later in life. You introduced me to Rocket Knight 😂
2:21 LMfAO did that nanner come all the way back and hit you? What a throw
Didn't quite get me. Nanners can't do me no harm :)
Thanks bud pulled long shift and this and nanners is perfect to relax with
Love your sense of humour, and I can relate so much to your observations since I recently played through the Monster World series on the Genesis and loved it despite having no nostalgia for it at all given how I was unaware it existed when I was a kid with a Super Nintendo. As someone who grew up with a PS1 and is still excited to play PS1 games that I missed out on back in the day, I completely agree with what you have expressed here. With that being said, I do think that you can also feel nostalgia for a specific time of your life that makes you appreciate things that came from that time more, regardless of whether you experienced them at the time or not. In terms of how this relates to video games, this can go well beyond graphics and move deeply into how games were designed at the time, what developers were trying to "shoot for" with the game, length, level design, and all kinds of other things that are hard to pin down on their own. This is the explanation I would give to younger gamers if they were to ask me why Shovel Knight doesn't feel like a classic retro game, despite it looking like it could pass for one on the surface to people who weren't around at the time when NES/SNES games were being made.
its like I grew up in your bubble... I am literally re-living my child hood as you speak
I now have nes & genesis systems only(born in 83), but regarding Nostalgia, man.. n64 is it. I think it was the 8th grade thru high school time period, friends, new tech, late 90s magic! Bk then, it wasn't "early primitive 3d grafics, it was simply "new, current & exciting". Games like 1080 with all that drum & bass in the soundtrack.. come on now!!!
Im old enough nostalgia is the hoop and stick just about. The pong we had didnt even have options for anything but pong, hockey or jai alai. No making the paddles bigger or smaller, or any of that new fangled stuff. While in the navy i did buy a turbo express which i never got back, a sega genesis, and snes, and game gear. If i want to revisit a game like say silent hill, ill just watch a youtuber play through it now. Kinda more fun than going through it myself.
Awesome video, Retro Bird! Nostalgia is definitely a powerful thing. I have several nostalgic systems.
One is my Game Boy Color, my grandfather got me the yellow Pikachu edition for my birthday. As well as a few games such as Pokemon (also Pikachu edition), Scooby Doo, Super Mario, and etc. The days of playing my Game boy til i needed more batteries.
My Nintendo DS & 3DS. I had my DS in Middle school, 3DS in high school. Playing games like Nintendogs, Cooking Mama, Miitopia, Tomodachi Life. What fun days!
I honestly didn't know anything about Bloodlines until the Castlevania anniversary collection came out. Played it and loved it, now probably tied with another one I didn't get to play until recently Castlevania The Adventure Rebirth (what a great game btw) followed probably by SOTN and AoS. Much love RB!
WOW Great video funny guy i could really relate to the part about having more nostalgia for the things you didn't have. For me most all the consoles are new. I had a regular nintendo, game boy, game gear, sega and ps1 and a handful of games for each console. And I'm grateful I had any but the super Nintendo was the one I really wanted, the trees on zelda were mesmorizing to me when i watched older kids play and the super mario world game the little bit i did get to play was an amazing experience... so for me it's the "i get to now" kind of feeling and I'm really really grateful, lots of fun. Great video thanks
My most nostalgic consoles are NES, Genesis, Coleco, Odyssey 2, and Atari 2600. Also have a lot of nostaligia for retro computers like Apple II, Amiga, and IBM PC. Had an SNES and Saturn too but I'm not nostalgic for those. I didn't get anything else after that, only PC's..
Probably we have nostalgia for the time when we experienced something for the first time, no matter if that happened during childhood or later. Ok, maybe childhood memories are the most powerful, but I also have nostalgia for my first years playing an actual NES (2014-2015, back in the 90s I only owned a Famiclone), or 2018, when I bought my N64 and spent hours and hours on Blast Corps, Pilotwings 64 or Wave Race. It's so exciting when you finally experience something you heard about but never tried. Those first moments are so precious.
I've played Super Mario Land 2 so many times and get such good feelings just seeing it. One of my favorite Marios to this day. Seeing you do that 5-enemy kill run with the star at like 6:56 was nostalgic for me, it's something I've done so many times. I was watching expecting a certain thing though that didn't happen - I always jump, hit the bell, run off the right side, double back & hit the enemy underneath, then turn back around to kill the last two. seeing you go off the left side of that platform after I've only done it that one way for years just felt wrong!! lol
it's crazy how strong the memory of a certain sequence in a game can be that watching someone else do it and achieve the same results, just differently, feels wrong. nostalgia is powerful!
"You don't deserve to Donkey Kong". New classic phrase
I'm oddly nostalgic for the snes despite not having access to it as a kid. I had a second hand genesis.
I am nostalgic for the Master System and the SNES. My friend let me borrow his Atari2600 for a while, and I feel a little nostalgia for that one too.
This was one of your best videos yet! Congrats!
"Quick little story for you..." 😄
For whatever reason as a home computer child gamer im nostalgic for the nes games so i bought the very dubious Castlevania collection on Steam. Now i have finished Castlevania 1 and 2.
One of the saddest things ever was me leaving my Gameboy on the dashboard of a car and forgetting about it. After baking in the hot summer sun for a few hours by the time I found it it was a melted mess.
a Gameboy survived a bomb explosion in the gulf war. I was expected yours to survive damn.
@@Oceanandskylinevidss You could turn it on and the sound sort of still worked but the screen was just a blob and didn't work at all. I also left a Sony Watchman pocket TV on the dash next to it and that wouldn't even turn on.
I think there’s a bit of a Mandela effect with nostalgia. Some of the art styles of games I’ve never even played feel so familiar that part of me thinks I actually have played them. Another thought - I like modern games, but for some reason I’m way more inclined to spend my spare time watching retrobird than videos about the new stuff. Is that due to nostalgia, or something else?
I'm really nostalgic for arcades!
N64 for me sail play it to this day
Multiplayer memories of goldeneye, Mario kart and no mercy
Here's my nostalgia stories. I got 2.
#1: Everyone at my school had a GameBoy/GameBoy Color/GameBoy Advance, and Everyone had pokemon.. Good times. I even remember skipping a class just to play pokemon crystal with a friend. (along with pkm cards and pogs and toys.)
#2: Best memories of my childhood was with my father. We used to play NES/SNES/N64/GameCube together.. Back then my father smiled and laugh when we played games.. I miss those days so much. My father bought me Zelda 1 on NES, and since then, we always bought the next Zelda game. He would print a 30 or so page walkthrough. We each would take turns reading the walkthough whilst the other would play. My SNES was in my room, and at night, my father would sneak in my room, and play some games. I'd wake up just to watch him play, pretending I was sleeping. Best bonding times. Wish we could do it again..
Here's a bonus story: Banjo Kazooie... Man, that game was my saturday cartoon. One Very early morning (like 4-5 am) on Christmas day, my parents would wake my sister and I to open up gifts. (I was lil' boi) My parents would give us random presents to open. One gift I got was Banjo Kazooie. I was Immediately awake. My eyes were wide with excitement. I couldn't stop looking at the box art. I just kept looking and reading, and then looked at the manual. I got other cool gifts, but I couldn't stop reading the manual Like I forgot it as a game.. 😅 I started playing, and I was so hooked. I loved exploring every nook and cranny, (not granny) looking for all the collectibles. fast-forward til the sequel came out, I played through Kazooie about 4-5 times. You can imagine my hype for the sequel when I saw the commercial. I thought "THERE MORE THAN 1 KAZOOIE?!" It was just an unlockable Kazooie skin 😅 So awesome. I had even more fun with Tooie.
Now I have the Banjo Kazooie amiibo 😄
Best part, is now in my late 30s, I can still play my childhood nostalgia through my Steam Deck. Best purchase ever. I always wanted to play my home console games on the go, and now I can. Funny, I always wanted to play my GameBoy games on my tv, and one day I got a Super GameBoy. Played Link's Awakening on the tv, like A link to the Past with my father 😊
I miss the golden age of gaming so much...
I'm 💯passing the good memories with my son or daughter. The games, the classic cartoons.. I'm gonna play the role of father. It's my turn now, and I'm here for it.
I had a lot of different console experiences growing up, but the most nostalgic ones for me are:
1. N64: The first console I played as a child; played multiplayer games with friends and family members
2. PS1: The first console I owned as a child and I remember many games fondly and the iconic startup
3. GBA: The first handheld console I owned as a child; had many fun experiences with it on trips and I especially loved playing older Pokemon games on it
4. DS: Probably the console I overall played the most and that I have the most games for; played it basically every day during my middle school years
5. Wii: I didn't have one until high school but I remember all the hype around it during the years before, and just overall I feel like it's a very memorable experience even just looking at the menu, making Miis, etc. And the games were really fun too.
My most nostalgic consoles are the GBA, Sega Genesis, PS1, & the GameCube!
SNES holds the most nostalgia for me, my first home console. Got it during that prime grade school age of first grade, and all of the gaming magazines and cartoons to tie in with it was the best.
I am nostalgic for video game rentals. I remember begging my parents to take me to rent games, but it was a total crapshoot. I might get a gem or get stuck with a third for the weekend. Even if the game sucked, I would still play the hell out it. Having access to modern emulation I'd objectively way better, but nothing can replace the thrill of renting a game.
I feel like the N64 is the console that benefits most from nostalgia. I cherish the memories I have playing Mario 64 for the first time at a Best Buy booth or experiencing GoldenEye with friends on 4 player split screen. But as time has gone on it's a little hard to go back to this system and some of it's not so endearing titles (while ironically the Saturn has aged very well)
Yeah, it definitely benefits a lot from nostalgia. My experience with it so tied to fun memories with other people.
Good video! I mean, it is safe to assume Donkey Kong is Retro Brid's favorite Mario character, right?
Oddly enough, I had the same nostalgia for the Genesis, GameBoy, N64, Neo Geo Bust-A-Move, but, in addition, the NES and GameCube. The Genesis and NES were the only two consoles I had as a child, so I played both to death (especially the Genesis). I didn't own a GameBoy as a kid either, so only got to play it going over my cousins' house (they even actually let me play it!), but similarly I got a GameBoy Color when I was little older and played that constantly.
Both of my friends and family had an N64, so naturally we would play 4-player games constantly (same with the GameCube).
At the arcades, anytime I saw a NeoGeo machine as a kid, I would make a beeline to it _just_ to play Bust-A-Move one more time! Bust-A-Move was one heck of a drug! 😅
My most nostalgic console is the Sega Saturn. It was the first console I bought for myself. I bought it way after it fell out of favor and thought it was such a cool oddity. I loved the light gun games.
Puzzle Bobble/Bust-A-Move is one of the most pirated Neo Geo MVS (arcade) titles due to its popularity.
I knew about Castlevania Bloodlines but never got to play it until the Castlevania collection. :)
I have nostalgia for my favorite pokemon, Articuno. Glad she got some love here.
My most nostalgic video game is Spyro 2 Ripto's Rage, it was my first ever 3D game 🤩
I got the n64 in 98 and I remember even then thinking my snes was better, but that I had to play 3d games so there was no choice.
Getting a ps2 with GTA3 for Christmas in 2001 was absolutely incredible.
We got the N64 a few years late when i was a kid i think. But i remember seeing other kids with them playing Pokemon Stadium. And im like "Oh my God! Its Pokemon in 3D for gosh sake!" And i specifically remember telling my mom "if you get me this N64 i promise to never ask for another game for the rest of my life"
If you were my neighbor we would definitely have the fence chairs ready to play some nintendo.
Excited for another!
Love the nanner hat!
Thank you!
i always wanted a snes as a kid never got one till mid 20s
That banana throw sent me harder than the banana
I remember when I got many games from my past they lived up to and at times even was better than what I remember. I would say the Nintendo GameCube was the most surprising due to me remembering the Mario Party games I only had 7 and but the time I got to play the others It was worth getting. Cool video. ^_^
Atari 2600 / Atari 5200/ C64 / SNES / SEGA GENESIS . Came back to old games 2 years ago , started a new collection with Gamecube and a Atari 7800 , then Sega Genesis again 😅😊
Wow he has a nanner controller😊😊😊😊!!!
Nice! Thanks.
NES, SNES and Genesis are the retro big three imo.
The video game system I am Nostalgic for are The Sega genesis, Super NES, the N64
,the Sega game gear, the Neo Geo MVS, the Nintendo game cube, the Xbox,and the PS2
I am drawto the Atari 2600,Atari 5200, Sega Master System, TurboGrafx-16, Atari 7800,the Intellivision ,and the ColecoVision
My pizzeria had had four slot neo Geo MVS ,it had busta move mental slug that's all I remembered
I have a mixed view of the NES
No option on the Sega Saturn
Don't care for the OG PlayStation or the gameboy
Ironically I got a homeboy pocket in 1998
I rarely have nostalgia over consoles I have played. I have more nostalgia listening to the soundtracks I hear while playing the game. Not sure why.
I have been having nostalgia of the early Switch years and I have been gaming since the NES days. Again, not sure why. I am assuming major life changes with a certain console will create the nostalgia.
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