/vr/ - Retro Games

>>3949569
These things were all the rage here in Argentina in the 1990s. We called them "Family Game" because that's what most of them said under the Chinese moonspeak runes.

All the 1990s cool kids had the real deal though, as well as Gameboys and Sega. (And later the PS1)

The usual path was getting a "Family Game" when you were 5-8, the SNES or Sega around 8-10 and later the PS1 when it came out.

All the Family Game cartridges sold were bootlegs from China too. Fun shit. I remember playing Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers 2 and not understanding a single thing.