Sony did an fantastic job right out the gate and have been such a dominant force in the gaming space sinceThe best gaming console ever created. Happy Birthday to the GOAT!
Sony did an fantastic job right out the gate and have been such a dominant force in the gaming space sinceThe best gaming console ever created. Happy Birthday to the GOAT!
Lately it has been. In my mind 2018 still about to end but I also feel like 2020 just started and I can't understand time anymoreMan, time flies.
Dream what? Is that some sort of fishing rod controller for the PS2?
Its weird how dreamcasts birthday is mostly celebrated on September 9th but nobody celebrates the November 27th, 1998 release date in Japan. Dreamcast turns 25 next year and was made by a Japanese company but its north American release is the one remembered. Everybody will be celebrating the 25 anniversary of the North American release of the dreamcast in 2024 tho. 9/9/99Lol no. I do quite like Dreamcast as well, even if PS1 is overall the better system of the two.
Would make for some awkward birthday parties with them both being at the same place tho
Just imagine the confusion!It was cooler when it was known as PSX
Its weird how dreamcasts birthday is mostly celebrated on September 9th but nobody celebrates the November 27th, 1998 release date in Japan. Dreamcast turns 25 next year and was made by a Japanese company but its north American release is the one l remembered. Everybody will be celebrating the 25 anniversary of the North American release of the dreamcast in 2024 tho. 9/9/99
Most fans celebrate the PS1s December 3rd 1994 release date and same with the nes/Famicom, Nintendo celebrated the Famicom 30th anniversary in 2013 and didn't celebrate the nes 30th anniversary in 2015 and instead used it for super Mario bros 1.
At least you still got to experience some older games, nice!!I too young to have witness this. I was 8 years old in 2002 when I got a Gameboy advance and had a handheld all to my self and always thought 2d games were for handheld and 3d were for home consoles.
The DS and PSP blew my mind when I realized I could play 3d games on the go.
I never had an SNES until 2014 and found out about it around 2002 in the trophy room in Super Smash Bros Melee and family were gifted a NES around that time but it was most likely 2003ish.
I have very blurry memories of playing Pacman on tv on an atari before we got an N64 in 97 but I always thought games were 3d as Super Mario 64 was one of the first games I played.
The console introduced me to gaming. Happy birthday you wonderful bastard