Whats your favorite fighting game?

[Stuarto]

Late to this conversation, but I’d say the new rule set is straightforward and focuses on role playing and story telling. Anyone can pick it up. Finding a group is a great way to start, for sure. but you can get going on your own no problem.


My first system was an Intellivision, which now belongs to my SIL. He collects game systems and has a lot of them, old and new.

When i was a broke, newly married college student, my wife and I would really party hard. We’d buy a six pack of beer, a box of donuts, a big pizza from Little Ceasars, and rent a Sega Genesis and a few games from Blockbuster Video. Good memories.

I have a Sears Tele-Games system (Atari 2600 clone) which still works! It sat in a closet in my grandfather's attic for 20 years. One day I took it out, gave it a good cleaning and fired it up. I had to get a special adapter so that it could be used with modern day TV's.

 

[Steve]

I have a Sears Tele-Games system (Atari 2600 clone) which still works! It sat in a closet in my grandfather's attic for 20 years. One day I took it out, gave it a good cleaning and fired it up. I had to get a special adapter so that it could be used with modern day TV's.

Back in the late 70s, a friend had an Atari and we just couldn't believe he had video games in his house. I've never heard of the Atari knockoff. That's a new one on me.

 

[Stuarto]

Back in the late 70s, a friend had an Atari and we just couldn't believe he had video games in his house. I've never heard of the Atari knockoff. That's a new one on me.

Yeah, it's an Atari 2600 just with the Sears name on it. Plays all the 2600 games. I have Pac Man and a bunch of other games.

 

[Hot Lunch]

Yeah, it's an Atari 2600 just with the Sears name on it. Plays all the 2600 games. I have Pac Man and a bunch of other games.

Ah, kind of like what the Wondermega was to the Genesis and Sega CD.