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I'm really considering buying one of these... It's pretty affordable in my opinion, and a great value because you can play Vita games and some older PSP games on your HDTV - which is just awesome. The game library is just huge, and it's reason enough for me to own one.

I loved Chrono Trigger. I also played a japanese RPG for the SNES called: Magic Knight Rayearth. The game was from an anime series and it followed the plot of the anime. It was a great RPG.

I've been playing Pokemon Ruby for the Game Boy Advance... And, I can say that it's a great game to make the time fly away. Pokemon is just one of the best RPGs out there, especially on handheld consoles.

Up to now, I still use my slim PS2 for occasional gaming sessions. But, I have been using it more recently watching downloaded videos from an app called SMS which is a .elf app for use in PS2. I also have SNES and Gameboy emulator apps that I frequently run on the PS2 that are also .elf formats...

Another great Genesis game was Desert Strike. It was a helicopter shooter with some strategy elements. It was great fun, and the graphics were superb for it's time. I think that the inspiration for this game was the Gulf war because it was released approximately during that period.

Tetris really is a classic. The gameplay is just so addicting. That russian guy who made it is really a genius.

Yeah, I would say that I was very tempted to buy that old SNES machine off a garage sale the other month just to re play those great classics. Old game consoles just have a charm in them, I don't know if it's just me but playing those games gives me a unique feeling. Just marveling at those...

The 3D camera that was introduced in Subsistence had an astounding effect to the MGS series as a whole. The gameplay was changed, as strategies and approach to the game needed to be changed because of the new gameplay possibilities made possible by the 3D camera, as opposed to fixed camera...

My ultimate favorite PS2 game would have to be Metal Geat Solid 3: Subsistence. That game had everything an MGS fan can ask for and even action/stealth fans for that matter. It had great graphics, amazing gameplay, great story, intense action, heart stopping stealth; I mean, just everything. I...

At least the Dreamcast wasn't a total flop, because a lot of sega fans like me at the didn't want sega to leave the hardware market altogether. I mean, Sega should have at least tried to hang on for 2 years or so and gave the dreamcast a chance. Maybe sega may have sold a respectable number of...

Yeah, that Super Mario World game was the epitome of platform games. I took the super mario franchise to the next level, much like Mario64 did for the N64. I love to ride on yoshi and just eat all the bad guys up. Super mario world also had those colorful graphics that blew me away when it first...

Almost all of you have said it, it depends on the game. For first person shooters, mouse and keyboard would be a no-brainer. A gamepad or controller would be suitable for fighting games and adventure games. For PC games, I think the majority would choose keyboard and mouse as a gamepad is more...

We all know the NES but what about the SNES? It was the 16 bit successor to the NES and it had some pretty good games. My favorite would be a dragonball z fighting game, I don't remember the title though maybe because it was in japanese.:D That game was fun and it had all the super moves, the...

A new remake of Wario Land would be interesting. Wario was great in the gameboy featuring unique gameplay and a lot of Nintendo's creativity. In short, the game was a blast to play. I just wish that nintendo would make a remake of this game so that it can get out of Mario's shadow.

I would say that the Dreamcast is not a flop. It had a lot of great games like Sonic, Shenmue, Soul calibur, etc. The tech specs were also impressive during the time of its release, producing photo realistic graphics that were never seen before. Although it didn't sell well globally, it sold...

Another one of my favorite PS1 games that I've just remembered would be Xenogears. It's a lesser known RPG from square that had one of the best stories for an RPG in my opinion and Gundam like mecha robots added in. Although the graphics was subpar for a Square game, the battle system was superb...

Playing with that looks painful. Seeing those red LED's all the time would basically kill your eyes. The time was not right for virtual reality games during those times. They just lacked the necessary technology to make it practical and feasible.

SNK's Neo Geo machine had an arcade and home version. It was a game system with one of the longest, if not the longest lifespan in history. It was released in 1990 and games were still being developed for it until 2004. My favorite game for it would be Metal Slug X. It was just a fun game and...

Yeah I also agree with you. Maybe it's just a matter of what you have grown accustomed to using when growing up and playing games. For me, I have grown up playing with gameboy and consoles because it was what was popular back then. Now, children are more used to touchscreen panels when playing...

Pokemon yellow was the first pokemon game I played. It was a very enjoyable and addicting game. I can see why it became such a huge worldwide phenomenon. I have I lots of fond memories playing that game, it's fun collecting and battling those pocket monsters.