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JJNova Chuklz
Aug 2, 2014, 11:00:39 AM8/2/14
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Are there any humans that still visit this group?
Evgenii Sputnik
Aug 5, 2014, 12:55:17 AM8/5/14
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On 08/02/2014 10:00 PM, JJNova Chuklz wrote:
> Are there any humans that still visit this group?
Maybe.
> Are there any humans that still visit this group?
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Evgenii Sputnik
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JJNova Chuklz
Sep 26, 2014, 10:01:14 AM9/26/14
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On Wed, 03 Sep 2014 01:53:22 +0000, greenaum wrote:
> On Tue, 05 Aug 2014 11:55:17 +0700, Evgenii Sputnik
> <esputn...@gmail.com> sprachen:
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It's been a while, what would someone consider "classic" video games now?
Can the NES now be discussed? :)
> On Tue, 05 Aug 2014 11:55:17 +0700, Evgenii Sputnik
> <esputn...@gmail.com> sprachen:
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>>On 08/02/2014 10:00 PM, JJNova Chuklz wrote:
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>> > Are there any humans that still visit this group?
>>
>>Maybe.
>
> We're all waiting for someone to start a conversation. Any time, now.
>>On 08/02/2014 10:00 PM, JJNova Chuklz wrote:
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>> > Are there any humans that still visit this group?
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>>Maybe.
>
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It's been a while, what would someone consider "classic" video games now?
Can the NES now be discussed? :)
jt august
Dec 8, 2014, 1:56:38 AM12/8/14
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In article <542571aa$0$4816$882e...@usenet-news.net>,
yes. It became commonly regarded as the neo-classic era, including the
SMS, Genny, SNES, TG-16 and NeoGeo. The NexGen classics later
incorporated the Jaguar, Saturn, psx, n64 and DC. the lst proposed
grouping was never fully agreed on as to dubbing, I recall names like
post-nexgen and millenial classics, but this was the ps2 and xb
grouping. Some proposed keeping it in the nexgen classic, because there
was a magazine in their era called nexgen.
From there, things have fizzled out as far as r.g.v.c is concerned.
jt
JJNova Chuklz <jjn...@segatarintellivirtualboy.com> wrote:
> It's been a while, what would someone consider "classic" video games now?
> Can the NES now be discussed? :)
That debate was discussed back in the 90's. The ultimate concensus was
> It's been a while, what would someone consider "classic" video games now?
> Can the NES now be discussed? :)
yes. It became commonly regarded as the neo-classic era, including the
SMS, Genny, SNES, TG-16 and NeoGeo. The NexGen classics later
incorporated the Jaguar, Saturn, psx, n64 and DC. the lst proposed
grouping was never fully agreed on as to dubbing, I recall names like
post-nexgen and millenial classics, but this was the ps2 and xb
grouping. Some proposed keeping it in the nexgen classic, because there
was a magazine in their era called nexgen.
From there, things have fizzled out as far as r.g.v.c is concerned.
jt
Mike Knapp
Jan 17, 2015, 11:58:42 PM1/17/15
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I was originally an Atari guy, and really didn't want to like the NES, but in the end I did. Spent a lot of time with Duck Hunt, Super Mario Bros 2, RC Pro AM, Zelda, and Defender.
I have to idea what became of my NES. Still have my 2600. ;-)
Mike
Cyber kNight
May 11, 2015, 4:06:13 PM5/11/15
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I also had an Atari 2600 first but I didn't get it until
Christmas 1983. I didn't get the NES until it had been out
several years either (1989 or 1990 I think). The first video
game system I really remember looking forward to was the
Super Nintendo but my favorite system for playing games will
always be my Commodore 64. I still have all of these systems
(though the Atari 2600 is a different one...I got rid of
mine after getting a Commodore 64 Christmas 1987 but picked
one up again a few years later...). Unfortunately I don't
have much time to play any of them. The Commodore 64 is the
only classic system I have set up currently.
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Christmas 1983. I didn't get the NES until it had been out
several years either (1989 or 1990 I think). The first video
game system I really remember looking forward to was the
Super Nintendo but my favorite system for playing games will
always be my Commodore 64. I still have all of these systems
(though the Atari 2600 is a different one...I got rid of
mine after getting a Commodore 64 Christmas 1987 but picked
one up again a few years later...). Unfortunately I don't
have much time to play any of them. The Commodore 64 is the
only classic system I have set up currently.
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