Message Forum: Re: Old computer games.

Re: Old computer games.

Posted By: Mike, the penny-stamp man, on host 64.89.170.200
Date: Tuesday, February 25, 2003, at 11:19:42
In Reply To: Old computer games. posted by Bourne on Tuesday, February 25, 2003, at 06:04:41:

There's more to it than just the difficulty level for some of us. I'm a youth minister, and one of the biggest things a couple of my youth do when they get together is play a variety of games on a Nintendo Entertainment System (a top-loader, which i hadn't seen before, but i assume it was put out when the SNES was released). What they like about it? The games aren't as "real" as the newer stuff. They like the old cartoon-y stuff.

Another thing i suspect they enjoy about the old NES games (none of which are extended role-playing games) is that they often take minutes to play through, or perhaps hours. Not like the stinkin' 4-disc 15-million-hour things that are being put out now.

Mi *still not a gamer, but certainly enjoys a good round of ExciteBike* ke

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Message:	> There's more to it than just the difficulty level for some of us. I'm a youth minister, and one of the biggest things a couple of my youth do when they get together is play a variety of games on a Nintendo Entertainment System (a top-loader, which i hadn't seen before, but i assume it was put out when the SNES was released). What they like about it? The games aren't as "real" as the newer stuff. They like the old cartoon-y stuff. > > Another thing i suspect they enjoy about the old NES games (none of which are extended role-playing games) is that they often take minutes to play through, or perhaps hours. Not like the stinkin' 4-disc 15-million-hour things that are being put out now. > > Mi still not a gamer, but certainly enjoys a good round of ExciteBike ke
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