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Message: [QUOTE="shinobimerc, post: 28468, member: 16073"] My experience was quite opposite: My parents bought me the PS on 1998, when I was 14, and it was the first time that I owned a console that wasn't dead on arrival (before I had the NES on 1994, long past its glory days, and genesis in 1996, where I at least could witness its final released games). I recall the excitement of having such a latest generation console at its peak and the massive change video games went on with the 3D, the huge storage size of the CDROM, the FMVs and all that. Also all the games were bootlegs here in Argentina, so in exchange for not having fancy manuals and boxes, we got games in simple jewel cases with badly printed covers, but they were cheap as hell and everyone that owned a PS ended having 50 or 60 games. I share your experience of struggling with the 3D environments in all the games that required some sort of platforming, not helped by the factor that dual shock came out a bit later, so I had to work with the good ol' D-pad. It was also the last console I owned, in 2005 i got my first PC, and for different reasons I never bought a console again (well except for, again, a sega genesis circa 2017, with a 110 in one cartridge, that later my nephews sadly destroyed). [/QUOTE]

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