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Just bought a snes
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 10:46 amby Paul C
Saw how cheap they were on Ebay so I had to get one, it was £17 with 4 games and 2 controllers plus it's in really good nick. I've bought 2 more games for it and want some more but for about £4.50 a game inc P&P you canna complain with that 
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 10:53 amby jonnymac1979
Street Fighter 2, F-Zero, Super Mario Kart, Super Tennis.......those were the days indeedy.
Get The Legend Of Zelda, one of the best games you'll ever play.
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:02 amby JBG
Nintendo's next generation console, the Revolution, which will be released sometime over the next year, will be backwards compatible with all Nintendo games and systems, so even first generation Nintendo games of the 1980s will work, as well as SNES, N64 and Gamecube games.
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:27 amby Ciggy
Ive got an emulator in my Xbox memory with 1400 Snes games 
Can also play PS1 and PS2 games on it, plus N64 games.
Old favs Zelda, Super Mario, and Donkey kong 1,2,3, do you think I need to grow up
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:31 amby Roger Red Hat
Ive got a PS2 and I would love to play Donkey kong but I cant find it anywhere?
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:32 amby Ciggy
I think I must be Scott
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:34 amby Ciggy
Lee J wrote:Ive got a PS2 and I would love to play Donkey kong but I cant find it anywhere?
Its a disk you load into the Xbox bios, so when you start it up you get a menu, either play an xbox game, or play from self installed emulators, thats how I can play them.
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:50 amby dawson99
ive still got my nintendo, snes, n64 and game cube... cant chuck em, they are too good. the mario games on the snes rock!!!
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:56 amby stmichael
did anyone ever play a football game on the snes called fever pitch? it was absolutely mint.
there were basically no rules. most players had special moves. there were bargers (who just ran through everyone), leapers (who jumped over tackles), blasters (with a thunderbolt shot), benders (with a curling shot) and divers (who would dive anywhere on the pitch to win a penalty or free kick).
it was so funny. if one of the leapers trie to leap over a tackle you could volley him in mid air. you could also use flying headbutts off the ball.
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 12:22 pmby Paul C
Can't beat old school gaming, all the games these days are graphics and not enough gameplay, I want the following games:
Mario All Stars (got)
Kick Off 3 (got)
Zombie ate my neighbours
Pop 'n Twinbee (got)
Super punch out
Street Fighter (also getting Aniversary ed on Xbox)
Zelda (even though I had it and I'm cr3p at it)
F-Zero
NBA Jam
Bomberman
etc.........
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 2:29 pmby JBG
Ok, if you, ahem, "own" the licences to old SNES games and either your SNES no longer works or your game is broken you can find the ROMS to pretty much every SNES game ever on the net for, er, ahem, "free" download. 
BTW, CGGY, I don't believe you when you say that you have a PS2 emulator......as far as I know there is no proper PS2 emulator available that will properly emulate the PS2. There are one or two beta emulators for the PS2 that will play one or two games, no more.
Whats your emulator called?
While we are at it, Amiga emulation has some cracking games as well.
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 2:35 pmby Ciggy
JBG wrote:Ok, if you, ahem, "own" the licences to old SNES games and either your SNES no longer works or your game is broken you can find the ROMS to pretty much every SNES game ever on the net for, er, ahem, "free" download.
BTW, CGGY, I don't believe you when you say that you have a PS2 emulator......as far as I know there is no proper PS2 emulator available that will properly emulate the PS2. There are one or two beta emulators for the PS2 that will play one or two games, no more.
Whats your emulator called?
While we are at it, Amiga emulation has some cracking games as well.
JBG The emulator is called SlaYors_EvoX
Evolution X. The only Ps games that work though are copies it doesnt take original.
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 2:50 pmby Paul C
JBG wrote:Ok, if you, ahem, "own" the licences to old SNES games and either your SNES no longer works or your game is broken you can find the ROMS to pretty much every SNES game ever on the net for, er, ahem, "free" download.
BTW, CGGY, I don't believe you when you say that you have a PS2 emulator......as far as I know there is no proper PS2 emulator available that will properly emulate the PS2. There are one or two beta emulators for the PS2 that will play one or two games, no more.
Whats your emulator called?
While we are at it, Amiga emulation has some cracking games as well.
Yeah you can get emulators but it's not the same as playing it through the TV on a 'real' Super Nintendo, yeah I could get my Xbox chipped but I don't wanna cos I mainly play Xbox Live
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Mon Jul 18, 2005 3:04 pmby jonnymac1979
Paul, I'm getting me one of those handheld PS2's when they come out. Pro Evo 4 on the move. I'm still sh!t at it though. I only play it on 3 stars.
Jay, a mate of mine plays it on 7 stars and can wipe the floor with any team on it.
When's it out over here do you know?