Ayen
is a Level 80 Dancer
Resident Critic

Both were fine consoles. Gsm I by will probably never be as fun for me as that time was.

I had both but I liked SNES better.

Yeah, go for it. She brought up a good point.

Yeah, she wasn't being crazy for the record. I come from a huge family, so she probably thought I was younger than I actually was at the time.

Those games are fun, though. By the time they got mainstream attention, I was already a legal adult, so nothing happened then either. Though I remember when I was in my early 20s my Aunt started to rant at me about how I shouldn't play them and how my mom could let me play them. My mom's reply: "Because he's 23 years old and can purchase whatever he wants."

Sorry to hear that. It always sucks when parents overreact to things like that. Fortunately my folks never got that way, but I had a couple of friends that had parents that got weird. A friend of mine in High School was really looking forward to Star Fox 64. The game came out and his parents felt it was too much, so they made him sell it to another friend.

Yeah, hard to believe that so much time has passed. I remember startling my younger sister's friends years ago when I told them I remembered a time where there was only two Zelda games.

Yeah, but at the time it was cool to have heavy dialogue in a game. Yeah, LOTS of series staples go back to the original. Good stuff! Metal Gear Solid basically took the frame of the plot of Metal Gear 2 and redid it, minus minor details, of course.

Not sure how dependent it is, but I want it for the 3 Hyperdimension Neptunia games, the Silent Hill, the Sword Art Online, P4 Golden, a few others...

I only played it once ages ago. So unfortunately, I can't help you with that. Metal Gear is a good, but archaic game. I remember having to do a lot of weird things just to get around.