/vr/ - Retro Games

Does Outwars count? Never seen anyone talk about this.

>age?
30
>sex?
MAN
>how long have you been collecting for?
Everything from my childhood rolled over into what I have currently as an adult. about 20+ years
>favorite system to collect for?
SNES.
>favorite system to play if different than collecting?
Possibly the 64/psx
>super Mario 3 or super Mario world?
my 9 year old self would not believe me, but SMW. I read the strategy guide front to back memorizing everything in that game and I didn't even own the game yet until xmas 95.
>doom or quake?
quake for that NiN and HURK jumping.
I still think I'd prefer HEXEN though.
>other boards you browse?
I spend very little time on 4chan anymore.

Worth mentioning I don't actively collect much these days but I still love my collection. I use my collection in my spare room in my house to make it feel like I can get away from the internet and the current world and go back to the 90's when I was just a little kid. Quite peaceful after a hard days work. Mostly I just collect cool new board games and play them with the family. Still I like /vr/. It's nice to learn about new things people used to do or their experiences they had with games when they were growing up.
There's nothing quite like getting Earthbound for 5.99 usd from Bestbuy in 96-97 because I couldn't afford Super Mario Rpg, and then going straight home and finding out, oh wait this is an rpg too and holy shit I get to play as a kid too, and now aliens showed up? why am I out so late at night my mom is going to get worried! Oh man my dog is scared.. I didn't want him to get frightened.

beating that game as a child was the most important part about growing up in my own life.

>>4405371
I bet none of you are old enough to remember this