I grew up playing video games and they were a big part of my life in the years 1990-2000, approximately. I stopped playing video games at approximately that point, at the transition from SNES/Genesis to N64/Playstation/Saturn, because I could not afford it.
The years went by, I have more money now from having an actual job rather than being in school, and I wouldn't mind getting back into video games, I just don't know where to start. I went into an electronic boutique today, they had a Wii U come with luigi brothers and mario brothers for $430, I thought of buying that but I decided I should wait a bit before picking a system, wait a few weeks maybe. There are zillions of games for xbox and playstation as well. I notice that the hardware is up to playstation 4 now.
My problem is that most video games today are too complicated. I really loved the "traditional" simple games like Mega Man and Super Metroid, I also don't have as much time as I used to, so ultra-complex games like the Batman games are out of question. The good news is that Wii games can play on the Wii U. I wonder if the gamecube games can play on it too.
I saw that Zelda: A Link to the Past has a sequel, but it's only for the portable system unfortunately.
The years went by, I have more money now from having an actual job rather than being in school, and I wouldn't mind getting back into video games, I just don't know where to start. I went into an electronic boutique today, they had a Wii U come with luigi brothers and mario brothers for $430, I thought of buying that but I decided I should wait a bit before picking a system, wait a few weeks maybe. There are zillions of games for xbox and playstation as well. I notice that the hardware is up to playstation 4 now.
My problem is that most video games today are too complicated. I really loved the "traditional" simple games like Mega Man and Super Metroid, I also don't have as much time as I used to, so ultra-complex games like the Batman games are out of question. The good news is that Wii games can play on the Wii U. I wonder if the gamecube games can play on it too.
I saw that Zelda: A Link to the Past has a sequel, but it's only for the portable system unfortunately.
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