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Message: [QUOTE="Zerpina, post: 232906, member: 51053"] That's how it was for me as a kid/teenager. When I finally got a SNES, I think the N64 was coming out... maybe the N64DD, I don't remember. The point is, it was at the end of life for the system. Even as a teen with a part-time job, I had to pick and choose carefully. And you know what? I played those games and loved them. The decision was limited to five to eight games. You played what you had. Steam, I rarely if ever turn it on anymore. Most, if not everything I have on it. I have yoho'ed anyway, even though I bought it, just so as not to be bothered with Steam. I couldn't tell you the last time I booted up my non-work Windows PC. And I agree As a teenager, I really wanted Demon's Quest on the SNES, but I could never find it. When I found out about emulation, I did enjoy it. Right, and even with that 1%, half if not more you will hardly touch. Especially like Iyo said, as we get older we try to cram as much enjoyment out of what we are doing because we don't have near the time we had as kids and pre-adulting Thanks for the like and the read. Hope you enjoyed it. [/QUOTE]

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