Originally posted by beakbeak
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hey retro is relative isn't it? besides judging by your preferred era (1990-1996), you sound pretty young and...oh wait you're banned. 3rd-person it is then:
i love seeing pics of old games, as they almost always spur happy memories - even a little pic of greendog on MD brought back memories of my megadrive days
oh and as for "a massive picture of a game that hardly anyone will understand or relate too?"
you what? oops - he what?
gamesTM's demographic are just the kind of people who will either know, or in the least appreciate, the game in question.
gamesTM (and edge too) don't appear (correct me if i'm wrong) to be the kind of magazine that joe public would read. they're meant for gamers (read 'people who play games a bit more than the rest') and this is the sort of thing gamers would want to know about.
It's like moaning about WW1 being discussed in history books because WW2 had funkier guns...or something
as for the start of my retro, it's my amstrad cpc 464. we had a spectrum but that was before i was born. i remember typing up huge programs printed in Amstrad Action only to tear my hair out because someone stomped on the ground and caused the cpc to reset. not the nicest of situations i can tell you
i recently downloaded manic miner (shoosh! i still own the cpc and all the games - packed away mind you) and me and my big bro were playing it. damnit he's still better at it than me
anyway, my dad came in to have a look while my little bro was playing it and after a while he came down crying "i hate that game!". reason? we could hear my dad shouting "jump! left! left! are you deaf?"
lol
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Originally posted by beakbeakI hate the way that games tm always has massive double page spreads of some old 16bit game. What a waste of time. It's just over the top. It looks ok but it's such an anal thing to do. Why stick a massive picture of a game that hardly anyone will understand or relate too?
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