007 GoldenEye: Reloaded

[pektel]

Originally Posted by Blak Smyth

I stayed away because of the sour taste I have from my throwback attempt.

I love going back to old gaming systems. My buddies and I recently brought out my original NES, and played games of Duck Hunt, Hogan's Alley, Break Thru, Blades of Steel, Baseball, and Double Dribble. The original Baseball was a hoot.

And of course, SNES followed soon after with rounds of Super Mario Kart.

[Blak Smyth]

Originally Posted by pektel

I love going back to old gaming systems. My buddies and I recently brought out my original NES, and played games of Duck Hunt, Hogan's Alley, Break Thru, Blades of Steel, Baseball, and Double Dribble. The original Baseball was a hoot.

And of course, SNES followed soon after with rounds of Super Mario Kart.

Mario Cart was the best (most fun) racing game ever. I played it on Wii when I was in Cali for Thanksgiving and it just wasn't that same "fun" that it used to be. Almost worth having a SNS just for the original.

[ktblunden]

Originally Posted by Blak Smyth

Mario Cart was the best (most fun) racing game ever. I played it on Wii when I was in Cali for Thanksgiving and it just wasn't that same "fun" that it used to be. Almost worth having a SNS just for the original.

I never liked any of the followups to the original Mario Kart. The racing portion of the N64 version wasn't too bad, but they have never recaptured the fun of the original Battle Mode. I have so many memories of spending hours on end with my buddies hunting each other down with red turtle shells.

Originally Posted by pektel

I love going back to old gaming systems. My buddies and I recently brought out my original NES, and played games of Duck Hunt, Hogan's Alley, Break Thru, Blades of Steel, Baseball, and Double Dribble. The original Baseball was a hoot.

And of course, SNES followed soon after with rounds of Super Mario Kart.

Same here, loving playing the old systems.

Originally Posted by pektel

I love going back to old gaming systems. My buddies and I recently brought out my original NES, and played games of Duck Hunt, Hogan's Alley, Break Thru, Blades of Steel, Baseball, and Double Dribble. The original Baseball was a hoot.

And of course, SNES followed soon after with rounds of Super Mario Kart.

I'm just an old school kind of person, so the older style games/systems I actually like.

[pektel]

Originally Posted by ChicagoWhiteSox

I'm just an old school kind of person, so the older style games/systems I actually like.

Me too. ALthough it's partly because I can't bring myself to shell out the kind of money for the latest/greatest system. Newest platform I own is a PS2.

Originally Posted by pektel

Me too. ALthough it's partly because I can't bring myself to shell out the kind of money for the latest/greatest system. Newest platform I own is a PS2.

I bought a PS3 for bluray, netflix, and for a few new games. Worth it imo. I still play my ps2 for a lot of older games. Even ps1

[Starscream]

Originally Posted by pektel

I love going back to old gaming systems. My buddies and I recently brought out my original NES, and played games of Duck Hunt, Hogan's Alley, Break Thru, Blades of Steel, Baseball, and Double Dribble. The original Baseball was a hoot.

And of course, SNES followed soon after with rounds of Super Mario Kart.

Not to threadjack, but if you're interested in a trip down old school 8-bit memory lane, then check out the Angry Video Game Nerd at cinemassacre.com.
He's the reason that I started beefing up my NES collection again.