XPost: rec.games.video.classic, rec.games.video.atari, rec.games.video.nintendo   
   From: impmon@digi.mon   
      
   On 23 Jan 2007 10:53:45 -0800, "math_guy"    
   wrote:   
      
   >I don't mean a time of day during which you usually play videogames,   
   >but rather a year, a console generation, or even a particular game   
   >before which most games feel old to you and after which most games feel   
   >new.   
      
   Still playing Atari 2600 here and pretty much anything up to PS2 and   
   Gamecube.  But my strongest preference lies with the 8 bit systems   
   like NES, SMS, TG-16, and Gameboy. Occasionally SNES and genesis as   
   well.   
      
   I just prefer pixeliated 2D images over high res realistic looking 3D   
   images. =)  And older RPG games seems more fun and more playable than   
   current RPG (Final Fantasy X and up for example just sucks)   
      
   The only exception to this is Everquest.  It's a really huge world   
   with so many quests even an 8 year EQ vet haven't done it all, and so   
   many zones a new player may spend years and still not see it all.   
   (Yes, it's 8 years this March)   
      
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