Old School or New School?

[bbobb]

2600 4 life!

[Eightbitbreaks]

You would be surprised, I think allot are not saying anything due to the fun we may make of them.

I wasn't even born when the NES came out.

[sggg]

My first system was the 2600 and my first computer was an IBM Pc Jr.

[Josh]

Atari, and Apple IIGS.

That GS was for GRAPHICS AND SOUND FUCKER!

[Nomi]

I was forbidden to play my brother's NES back then. My mother said it wasn't something girls should do...

Whenever she left, my father would play mario with me on and off, and later on he sat me down and showed me Doom and Duke Nukem.

We got a Genesis when I was six, for my brother at Christmas. Came bundled with Columns. By that point I didn't talk to my mother much anymore, and about a year later she gave up keeping me away from games. My brother lost his interest after Sonic 2, and the Genny was mine. ah, the hours I spent with Columns...

But I really got into games with the late PSone/PS2 launch. I missed everything before that (hell, I just got a SNES last month for the first time) so I'm definitely not old school.

[Yoshi]

I say we tar and feather the first person to break our 100% run on old school.

[Josh]

Can we ride them out of TNL on a rail too?

[Nomi]

I say we tar and feather the first person to break our 100% run on old school.

I kind of did, you know. Three sonic games and Columns don't make me old school. Should I hide or something?

I didn't vote, though, since it's kind of debatable.

[Yoshi]

I kind of did, you know. Three sonic games and Columns don't make me old school. Should I hide or something?

Technically, your first games were carts. Thus, you are safe. We will, however, be keeping an eye on you, youngin'.

[JMET]

I wasn't even born when the NES came out.

Im sorry...