Does someone still play Dos Games or SuperNintendo?

[SuperMarioBros]

Hey guys?

Are there also people out there, who still own a SuperNintendo? What was your fav game? Mine was defnitly Super Street Fighter. I also owned an emulation thing, which made it possible to play Gameboy games on SuperNintendo: i played Tetris, Ninja Turtles and Harvest Moon

And is someone still into Dos Games?

 

[DerSchadel]

I no longer own a super nes but I have an emulator on my phone. (PocketPC HTC 8125 powered by WindowsMobile which serves as my internet connection as well. I am posting this on it, and no, I am not trying to sell you one.)

My favorite games on the emulator are final fantasy 2 and 3.

I still own the game cartridges so its legal.

 

[allan]

I recently finished Secret of Mana on the SNES it was awesome.

Be seeing you!

 

[Will E Worm]

I have one.

I have: Atari 7800, NES, SNES. Sega Dreamcast, Playstation (original),
Sega (game gear), Gameboy (Advanced sp metallic red), Gamecube.

 

[L3ggy]

I've lost my Playstation although i still got the game for the original Playstation. Like MGS and Final Fantasy 7.

 

[cartman24]

I still play my original Nintendo NES once in a while, it sucks blowing it out and slamming the top for a half hour to get it work though.

 

[Blitz]

yep have one here too !! fav game has to be mario kart, and street fighter 2 turbo hyper edition

 

[DerSchadel]

I still play my original Nintendo NES once in a while, it sucks blowing it out and slamming the top for a half hour to get it work though.

Actually 'blowing out' the nes and its cartridges are bad for the copper looking conductor thingies.

Too much moisture when you blow. Rusts the metal connections. They suggest using sandpaper to gently clean the metal parts.

I play my old nes too. Der Wifey bought me a copy of the original final fantasy a while back.

 

[cartman24]

Actually 'blowing out' the nes and its cartridges are bad for the copper looking conductor thingies.

Too much moisture when you blow. Rusts the metal connections. They suggest using sandpaper to gently clean the metal parts.

I play my old nes too. Der Wifey bought me a copy of the original final fantasy a while back.

Lol, I guess mine is beyond repair by now. I did it so much throughout the years.:crash:

 

[Muire]

If you take it apar, which is really easy to do, you can either replace the reader part or just take a small screwdriver and gently bend the connectors back up. I did that to mine and now i don't even have push the cartridge down to play. I think it works better than new but that was so long ago i'm not sure.

 

[EverOver]

i never got rid of my games, i still have an orginal nintendo as well as my super nintendo. unfortunately i still have Shaq Fu too...

 

[nothingandless]

it's all about the atari 2600 and 8-bit nintendo.

 

[Mind's Eye]

it's all about the atari 2600 and 8-bit nintendo.

:thumbsup:

 

[Quagmire33]

yea I play superfamicom which is super nintendo games using an emulator on ure pc

 

[slackerguy]

Yeah I've got a SNES, N64, and Gamecube. I think I actually play the Super NES the most. I love the Spider-Man game Maximum Carnage, and the TMNT Turtles in Time. Also the Zelda and first 2 Donkey Kong Country games are great. And who can forget about Super Mario World, Mario Allstars and the whole slew of great 2-D fighters.

 

[luppolo]

I got a very old pc that i use to play duke nukem 3d, doom and doom 2. it runs dos (dunnow which version)

 

[serianraptor]

I own a super! play it every day, though for about 15 years I didn't. Recently re-discovered mario cart and starfox. Finally got to Venom in Starfox and unlocked Special Cup in Mario Cart.

 

[MRPIMPN4EVA]

SNES is still the shit!

 

[004]

Mine was defnitly Super Street Fighter.

I was unbeatable on the sega megadrive playing Street Fighter 2

 

[Artimus]

My SNES and all my cartridges are buried deep in the wardrobe in my old room. Still however play quite a few games using an emulator - the Strike series, T2: The Arcade Game, Rock n' Roll Racing, Monopoly & The Final Fight series are particular favourites.