i began with the Nintendo (NES) system like when i was about 6 years of age. i remember i had this super cartridge thing with like 52 games on it. i could still be found playing them if my dad never sold it...
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i began with the Nintendo (NES) system like when i was about 6 years of age. i remember i had this super cartridge thing with like 52 games on it. i could still be found playing them if my dad never sold it...
I'm 3rd Generation, but I voted Seventh on a spastic whim that I now regret.
This has taken control of me for every poll, thus far, making all my votes, at least, a contribution to the unreliable.
NES FOREVER!
Fourth gen.
The Third and Fourth Generations apply to me. I didn't even own a PlayStation until a year or so ago. xD :cat:
I was born in the twillight of the Third Generation, but grew up in the Fourth with an SNES at my side.
Commodore 64/128 era. Although I really started with the SNES.
I was born in the SNES generation being little and watching my cousins play. I grew up playing Playstation though I have a PS2 now
Fixed your list. Yeah I'm picky, but I hate when people still see bits as a measure of console power.
Anyway, I used to play a lot of NES when I would visit my aunt as a young'in but never had one myself. You could say I got my proper start when I got a SNES for Christmas way back in '92 I believe.
My first console was an Amiga, but the first one that mattered was my sexy NES :cool:
well, I was born at late 4th gen, so I grew up eith the 5th one. Yay Ps1 :)
Well, it seems with every thread ive made in this section has been modified, its all cool.
but even after the changes, my vote was still the same ^ ^ woot!
The 32 bit. I still think that the old games were the best, nowdays games are so repeating themselves.
My first console was an NES.
I remember playing the three Ninja Gaiden games over and over.
Even if I couldn't beat them back then.
I grew up with the NES.
I never bought a SNES because I was too infatuated with the NES, not to mention the fact that I was terribly poor.