goodwill_gamer

$788! we had one of those. and i think that we got it in '82. how in the hell did we afford that? my parents were way to cheap.

i remember getting one of the little black 2600's for christmas one year. it was probably like '86. i never really got much for christmas. i think that year i had like a $50 limit. i know that i wanted a nintendo, but i was happy to get the atari. i remember playing frogger that day. i know that i never got a tape at retail price. so, i never really had any games until they starting selling for like $2. (star raiders, defender, asteroids.) but i had a friend who had a bunch of atari tapes. (we called them tapes) i can remember his family not being home, and i went in his house and borrowed a couple of his games. i did leave a note. anyway, about getting the 2600 that christmas, i know that i have a picture that i took holding it up. it is sweet. wow, i'm scatterbrained.

duh-dump-ch

9/9/99 bought a dreamcast from sears. great system.

my vote goes to galaxy warrior #11

EXACTLY. That's probably a big reason why i also love arcade (MAME) games.

i just remembered one. Golf for nes. seriously. only one night, but i remember staying up until like 6 in the morning playing that one.

i recently picked up a copy of tekken 5 with a HORI arcade controller for........$30, brand new! don't really care about the tekken 5 game, i just bought it for the controller. i am now a emu junkie. this controller is awesome.

i had dreamcast games with no system, because i traded it in. but i have a dreamcast now. i did have a neo geo pocket system with no games for about 5 years, but i now have 3 games for it. i've thought about buying games for a couple of systems that i don't have yet.

i've always liked pac-man. i really like the sound. i like the colors, too.

Yes but if you go to the 2nd pipe, you'll go to level 5. And the 3rd pipe gets you to level 8.