Roach220

know your history

old school bling

funkdaddysmack

I just got my nintendo out of my parents attic when i was home last, I haven't hooked it up yet, I'm hoping it still works. I think I need a new RFU adapter

Bruce95fmla

damn just brought me back

ZoomZoomH

i sold mine for $40.

PhotoPro5

Old school? Please.

This is more like it.

Roach220

man thats like old folk home old school

ZoomZoomH

don't make me go PONG on j00

mixmaster_matt

I definitely still have my nintendo, it is hooked up with the ps2. I think I play it more than the PS2. And I have about 50 games.

mixmaster_matt

I also put in a new 72-pin connector so absolutely no skipping or blinking screen for me.

ZoomZoomH

even though i sold my NES, I still have the REAL O.G. Nintendo gaming system:

http://www.vidgame.net/NINTENDO/FAMICOM.htm

EDIT: the site won't let me direct link from them

PhotoPro5

Yup. That's an Intellivision.

The kid next door to me had one right when it came out in 1980. I thought it was the coolest thing, even though the little controller pads kept breaking. Good times.

Mark_02DX

I've still got my Sears Tele-Games (Atari 2600 with woodgrain trim!) and a stack of games. I play that, and it just makes me appreciate my Xbox more. But Pitfall still rules.

hihoslva

I used to have one of these right next to my Atari 2600:





An Odyssey II, by Magnavox. Verrrrrryyyy old school.

And I distinctly remember hanging out with this one kid because he had ColecoVision - Donkey Kong baby!

But I was jamming Tecmo Bowl on Nintendo up until a just few years ago - love that game. Gimme Bo Jackson and the Raiders, and I am damn near invincible, especially on the run.

Got a little tired of blowing into the games, though

~HH

UCSBgeek

Where'd you get it and how? I need to get a better connector on a SNES in my closet... (It's not mine, i never had a video game system...)