From: weaponx013@yahoo.com   
      
   bruce wrote:   
   >> I agree with you.I have all the new consoles save the PS3 and it has come   
   down to where I can't hardly even find a game for the Sony,Nintendo,and Xbox   
   consoles that even remotely intrest me.It used to be I would buy 5 or 6 new   
   games a month for those    
   consoles,but not now.I go into a game store and it seems all the games are the   
   same.I would give anything if there was a retro game store in my area or at   
   least within 100 miles.The golden age was, when in my opinion, Sega ,Nintendo,   
   and Turbografx were    
   batteling it out for console supremacy.I still get a rush when I find that   
   hard to find game made for the genesis or any Sega console..Bruce   
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   Oh yeah, that time was better than today because the companies knew that   
   their games would either make or break the system it was on.  Almost   
   everything was exclusive, and the big companies all had an equal chance   
   of ending up on top, but only by about 10%.  The 40% lead Sony has had   
   for the last decade has been nothing but destructive to the Industry.   
   Most of the companies that were big back then aren't even in business today.   
      
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   Scott   
      
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