Commodore Remix

I’m actually guilty of saying; “6�? H�much �e memory could you possibly need?” ab� � �I w�b�ng �64. s/quote]

http://memoryglands.com/commodore-64


Though the Commie was certainly a proper computer, its chief selling point was almost always its capability to run flashy games.





GAME GEAR: http://memoryglands.com/sega-game-gear
GAME BOY: http://memoryglands.com/game-boy
SEGA CD: http://memoryglands.com/sega-cd



GAME GENIE: http://memoryglands.com/game-genie

My sentiments exactly:
quote]I remember I was sooo psyched when I bought my first Game Genie. (NES) Finally, a level playing field against all of those sadistic game programmers!

I spent many a long happy hour banging in random pokes for funny effects. Sometimes you’d end� wi�real �kers gi�g y�just � special effects the printed book couldn’t. Othe�mes t�levels �m�c would�ange �the gam�ould actually get harder.

But currently I’m returni�to my o�game syst� an�andom pok� The un�e noises �an tease from my NES or Game Boy are just right for sampling and use in recording work!o/quote] /quote]i/quote]