Video Game Chatter

[Cotton]

I had the 2600, biznatch. Intellivision too.​

I had the 2600, too. I remember spending like 6 hours one day playing Pacman to make the score roll over at 100,000 (I think). There was a pattern that you could run that you would never get you caught by those pesky ghosts.

 

[NoDak]

I had the Intellivision. Only gaming console I had growing up. My cousins had an Atari, so got to play that some.

My mom bought my brother a super nintendo after I had graduated and moved out. The spoiled little bastard...

 

[Rev]

Yes, you had one or yes, I'm old? And if you answer with yes, I'm going to have my daughter whup on you next time she sees you.

Yes.


Challenge accepted.

 

[Cotton]

Yes.


Challenge accepted.

She is gonna karate you into oblivion.

 

[Genghis Khan]

I went Atari, Coleco, Commodore 64, PC. My brother had a Sega, PlayStation, then Xbox so I played those a bunch too.

As I noted before I have a Sega emulator right now but it's made by a 3rd party I think. Still pretty cool just for Sonic and street fighter alone.

 

[dallen]

None of you fools had an Atari? Am I really that old?

Yes. The NES was my first console, but I do remember playing my older cousins' Atari.

 

[Cotton]

Okay, for you guys that had an Atari or got to play one, what was your favorite game on the Atari?

I have to go with Asteroids.

 

[Deuce]

Okay, for you guys that had an Atari or got to play one, what was your favorite game on the Atari?

I have to go with Asteroids.

I could never get into it. I was all about Pong and Pole Position.

 

[Rev]

Okay, for you guys that had an Atari or got to play one, what was your favorite game on the Atari?

I have to go with Asteroids.

I liked the track and field game and one that had a guyvrunning through a jungle jumping crocodiles and swinging on vines (can't remember the name).

 

[Cotton]

I liked the track and field game and one that had a guyvrunning through a jungle jumping crocodiles and swinging on vines (can't remember the name).

Pitfall. Yeah, I liked that one, too.

 

[Genghis Khan]

Okay, for you guys that had an Atari or got to play one, what was your favorite game on the Atari?

I have to go with Asteroids.

Pitfall. I played the shit out of that.

Honorable mention to a game called Adventure that no one seems to remember.

 

[NoDak]

Okay, for you guys that had an Atari or got to play one, what was your favorite game on the Atari?

I have to go with Asteroids.

Can't pick just one, so eat me.

Space Invaders, Defender, Joust, Pitfall, Q-Bert, Berzerk.

Just to name a few.

 

[Cotton]

Pitfall. I played the shit out of that.

Honorable mention to a game called Adventure that no one seems to remember.

I don't remember Adventure. I may not have had that game.

 

[Cotton]

Can't pick just one, so eat me.

Space Invaders, Defender, Joust, Pitfall, Q-Bert, Berzerk.

Just to name a few.

Oooooooo, I had forgotten about Space Invaders and Q-Bert. Dig Dug was another one that was in my regular rotation.

 

[Cotton]

Paper Boy was another good one. I never had the game, but played it at the arcades a lot.

 

[Genghis Khan]

Can't pick just one, so eat me.

Space Invaders, Defender, Joust, Pitfall, Q-Bert, Berzerk.

Just to name a few.

I loved Joust and Qbert too.

 

[Genghis Khan]

Also ET.

 

[Genghis Khan]

I don't remember Adventure. I may not have had that game.

Yeah nobody seems to. It was like you had to go around slaying dragons and getting to a castle or something. I really liked it.

 

[Cotton]

Did anyone ever play Rampage? That was a good one.

 

[Rev]

Yeah nobody seems to. It was like you had to go around slaying dragons and getting to a castle or something. I really liked it.

I remember it and liked that one as well.