Mmmmm ... very true ... the former part about knowledge at least. The latter I have yet to be allowed to verify.![]()
As long as you promise not to insult the crappy graphics card in my laptop, that could be changed
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Mmmmm ... very true ... the former part about knowledge at least. The latter I have yet to be allowed to verify.![]()
Cool.
I never played with Pokemon cards though, as I had an older and wiser brother who showed me that Magic the Gathering was so much better
MtG! My first and truest CCG love! To this day I'm just happy to play, I suck horribly at it, but I love to play.

I suck at it too but it's tons of fun![]()
I'm sure anything you suck at is fun *wink wink nudge nudge*
Up until we got the Xbox I even had that little robot that went with the system to play Gyromite (I think I got that name right).
lol I'm afraid I missed that one though sounds about as good as Dreamcast was.
As long as you promise not to insult the crappy graphics card in my laptop, that could be changed![]()
I never insult another person's tech. All have sinned at the hands of a laptop's Intel graphics card.
Gyromite is indeed correct ... I think. lol I played that once, but the little guy had some wear and tear and did not work perfectly.
I will confess ... I have played on a Track Pad before, the Wii's distant cousin no one talks about.
Agreed, Dreamcast/TG were about the same in terms of longevity and quality, though some people still love their Dreamcast. To each their own.
Yea, at the time we finally traded in the old stuff we had like 3 NES systems and each with whatever special thing came out at the time they were released like the robot.
I can't remember why we initially bought the DC, but I know I held onto it because of the game Dragon Riders of Pern. A game created after my favorite book series at the time, and I don't think I ever once actually played the game, lol.
Did you have the SNES scope/gun thing that was a bazooka? I never played around with that. A Virtual Boy, and wow am I tossing out all my Nintendo knowledge today, was also something I never played. The best had to be the Zapper and that laughing dog we all have subsequently found Flash games for and mutilated to a bloody, quivering mass of entrails yelling, "LAUGH AT ME NOW, BITCH!" ... Goosefrabba ... Goosefrabba ... lol
I took one look at the DC controller and just went ... yeah, no ... and moved on.![]()
Nope, never had that. I did want a Virtual boy, but never got one. I was reserved to playing the display at Toys R Us.
Our SNES was actually my Mom's anniversary present to my Dad back then, lol.
Hehe, see I've never turned down a big controller![]()
You had awesome parents.
I think you meant to say big joystick, since I don't see you liking any one big into controlling you.![]()
Nothing is impossibleI guess I'm not as nerdy as I thought I was ... I was always the nerdy jock in school but after reading this tread my dream of hooking up with a nerdy girl with sexy frames seems impossible .... Guess its off to play madden and fps with the other douchebags
I completely agree. Oldschool gaming is just the best. I love the terrible sounds and graphics, it's what makes the games awesomeAs much as I enjoy the mind-blowing graphics and gameplay in the modern games on the PS3, 360 and what have you....I would really love to get my hands on the old 16-bit Sega system and play some good old Sonic![]()

I used to play Galaxians for hours at the arcade by the beach when I was little. I can still remember the sounds and the music
Hi again btw![]()
Nothing is impossible
So you're saying there a chance !
Any suggestions tips ,etc
So you're saying there a chance !
Any suggestions tips ,etc
I'm seriously nerd about Middle Earth, to the point of having several tattoos in Elvish runes (I even got Morias's Gate tattooed on my shoulder) but not to the point to dress like a hobbit to go to watch the movies..
I'm crazy about every book Stephen King wrote, and mildly nerd about Tarantino's movies.
What else... oh, yes. The Fallout series (though I've only played Fallout 3 and New Vegas)
She-nerds are like every other women and want to be treated as such, you just have to find them in other (geeky) places and talk nerdy to them (Sorry for stealing your line, CarnageSIS)