Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
Diddy Kong Racing 64 was better than Mario Kart 64.
Those little planes and hovercrafts were an absolute blast.
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- Thread starter GrandOldTeam
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Those little planes and hovercrafts were an absolute blast.
My Grandson got a switch for Xmas, spent the last week playing Mario Kart, defo a GOAT game that.
Hmm, mine would be.
ZX Spectrum
ZX Spectrum +
Spectrum +2
C64
NES
Master System
Mega Drive
SNES
PS1
N64
Gameboy
Dreamcast
PS2
PC
Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
Unbeatable aren't they?
[also, cracking multiplayer, lots of laughs and a race system that tries to even the score between skilled and less so - mario kart]
Once you go MasterRace, you never go back.
Chozz
Player Valuation: £5m
Commodore 64
Amstrad CPC 464
Gameboy
Snes
PS1
PS2
PC (championship manager 01/02)
Nintendo DS
Switch
Always loved arcades as a kid. Would go to the local pool hall and get a few quid changed into 10ps and spend weekends playing street fighter 2, toki, wrestlefest, shinobi, final fight or mortal kombat.
Went years without playing any games but with recently got a switch for our boys and we all play together. 4 player on mario kart or super smash bros... Great fun
Amstrad CPC 464
Gameboy
Snes
PS1
PS2
PC (championship manager 01/02)
Nintendo DS
Switch
Always loved arcades as a kid. Would go to the local pool hall and get a few quid changed into 10ps and spend weekends playing street fighter 2, toki, wrestlefest, shinobi, final fight or mortal kombat.
Went years without playing any games but with recently got a switch for our boys and we all play together. 4 player on mario kart or super smash bros... Great fun
Arcades were sound.
Grim these days, I take my Grandson and I end up just walking around with a £1 in my hand looking for something worth playing, there never is.
Loads for him like.
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
It’s the unlimited compatibility with peripherals and software that has really won me over.
That and dirt cheap games. Steam just throw them at you.
I mean if you really wanted, you can game for free.
But its not something ive done much, with Steam theres no real need, if the game is crap, you just refund it.
Chozz
Player Valuation: £5m
I probably have a rose tinted memory, no doubt they were a bit sketchy back then. Smokey and dark place with poker machines and shady characters. My folks were definitely not aware I frequented such establishments!
The modern arcades are probably £5 per go. Would cost a bloody fortune
Used to get a fiver off my mar, bunk the train to New Brighton and spend all day with just my fiver and still have enough for chips.
chrismpw
Player Valuation: £70m
Strong Adolf vibes in this comment!
Bought it from Ebay over 20 years ago, only paid £27 for it. Guy said it was a shop demo and they found it when they were doing a refurb on the store.
Finally need to get rid of it as it's taking up too much room now. Not got a clue where to sell it though or how much for?
Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
Whack it on ebay and claim it the first pal version in the country that was used for exhibitions.
DrEFC
Player Valuation: £40m
My parents used to stay up all night clocking Renegade 4x in a row. My mate had a speccy 3+, I was so envious of a disc drive. My mate (RIP) had an Amiga 500, that was an unbelievable machine at the time.Speccy 48k..
Wow. We used to play Gauntlet on that for 10 hours Saturday and Sunday. Had to leave it turned on over night so we could carry on. Eventually reached level 200 thinking we'd complete it and it carried on.. so we turned it off!
DrEFC
Player Valuation: £40m
I dreamt of getting this.Amiga cd32()