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Old School Vs New School
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#26 • Mar 8, 2006
    • The Dreamcast failed miserably which sent Sega underground...it blew them out of the race once Sony came out with PS and Nintendo with N64. Dreamcast was a disgrace to all consoles. It doesn't deserve to inherit the title of old school, and given time frame that it was built in...no it still isn't old school. Old gamers know what old school is, newer and younger audiences have no real definition of the meaning.
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    #27 • Mar 8, 2006
    • Well sorry I grew up playing Intellivison which is a huge old school console.
    Don't even try and tell me I don't know oldschool.And have you noticed.All oldschool consoles failed?
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    #28 • Mar 8, 2006
    • Quote from: Viper
    The Dreamcast failed miserably which sent Sega underground.


    True, but in Japan its still selling.
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    #29 • Mar 8, 2006
    • Ok are you retarded? Are you saying that the original Nintendo failed? That was virtually the birthstone for all of today's gaming consoles. And you are saying SNES failed...*cough*bullshit*cough* there are so many classics on that system it isn't even funny.

    Old school consoles never failed. The only one that I can think of is Virtual Boy because it gave people seizures and other physical problems.

    Zx: that's Japan...everything sells over there.
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    #30 • Mar 9, 2006
    • Well I obviously dont mean the Classic OS games.I mean those are the gods of old school. Im saying the ones That tried competeing with each other (They all did.Except the classic OS consoles.They could never compete with each other) Had failed.That was how new school came out.They all started competing intul they got to the max.
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    #31 • Mar 9, 2006
    • Give me some examples of previous old school consoles that failed, and then I might agree with you.
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    #32 • Mar 9, 2006
    • 32x,Saturn,Play Box (This failed so badly When the commercials came out they were embarresed and stopped making them), Sega CD,Fantacon(I think thats the name),Super Fantacon(I think thats the name) And more i can't name off the top of my head.But it is true.
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    #33 • Sep 2, 2006
    • Sorry, wasnt motivated to read up to the second word of that Mental, so I'll just disagree with you ;D
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    Why am I 'training wheels'??
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    #34 • Sep 2, 2006
    • Quote from: Mental on March 09, 2006, 01:02:06 AM
    32x,Saturn,Play Box (This failed so badly When the commercials came out they were embarresed and stopped making them), Sega CD,Fantacon(I think thats the name),Super Fantacon(I think thats the name) And more i can't name off the top of my head.But it is true.

    Saturn=No Fail, Saturn rules.

    Fantacon=Nintendo, thats what they fucking call a NES in Japan

    Super Fantacon=...Do I have to say anything?

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    #35 • Sep 2, 2006
    • YES YOU DO
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