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Message: [QUOTE="stealthRUSH, post: 5075, member: 710"] Well at the time they were considered modern, I started playing video games at a very young age starting with arcades and home console NES and handheld GB. At one point I would consider myself a collector but these days I'm a player- I decided to get around in completing my favorite games and logging my progress. I grew up during the 16-bit transitioning to 32-bit generation and would always anticipate upcoming releases from reading video game magazines at the supermarkets. SNES was my 2nd home console and I would go onto rent games at Blockbuster Video for many years continuing with Sega Saturn, PlayStation and Dreamcast. The limited games I owned were from Christmas or my birthdays- some of my favorites were Little Nemo, Kirby Dream Land 3, Mega Man 7, Die Hard Arcade, Silhouette Mirage, Trap Gunner, Team Buddies, Tech Romancer, and Cannon Spike all around their respected North America release dates. Around the early 2000s I discovered imports, back-ups, modding from using on torrents, p2p clients and my first system I would buy a mod chip for was Saturn then PlayStation (which rekindled my love for Sega's 32-bit system). Despite owning PS2, GC, NDS eventually PSP, 360, I wasn't particularly interested in games as much in that generation- I did enjoy Capcom's Gotcha Force though. After a small hiatus with zero interest in current modern gaming, around 2010 I went back to retro gaming on systems I missed out growing up. Started with TG16, which I ended up buying a PCE IFU. Then Sega Genesis, and it's add-ons (CD, 32X) and more recently (in 2022-present) 3DO Interactive Multiplayer. [/QUOTE]

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