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  • yoTrakkz's review

    Super Nintendo came out right after the Nintendo around the time of Sega Genises. Super Nintendo was like a breath of fresh air to gamers when it came out. Just when we thought the First Nintendo was great, here comes something better. Super Nintendo, but the thing about Super Nintendo that made it that much better was the fact that it had more games. Some of the best sports games that we still play today started on the Super Nintendo. Super Nintendo used the top load for cartridges unlike the first Nintendo which had the front load for the games which later down the road ended up being more of a problem that’s why you saw the second generations of the first Nintendo switch to top loading. The Super Nintendo (when it first came out) was pretty expensive but not too bad. One of my favorite games for Super Nintendo was Mortal Kombat. That game changed the face of fighting games forever, and so did other games like Street Fighter and Tekken. These games where like miracles compared to some of the games that where on the first Nintendo. The Super Nintendo paved the way for a lot of the games we still play today, and people are still trying to buy a Super Nintendo to this day. Its crazy that system is considered vintage now, it seemed like just yesterday that system came out. As long as Nintendo continues to create powerful systems that keep exceeding the previous one, Nintendo will remain on top of the battle for the best system. Nintendo always brings the best products out and continues to be a solid company with a great reputation. If you still have a Super Nintendo , pull it out and play it. You will remember what it was like to be a kid again!

  • yoTrakkz's review

    I have been using the Nintendo Wii for about 3 years now, and I love it. This system is for the family, my kids love it and play it all the time. I have no complaints with the Wii. But for myself, I am more of a sports gamer and the sports game on the Wii are more cartoonish unlike playing them on Xbox or on Playstation. But the Wii wasn’t made to play games like Madden or NBA Live on. The Wii was made for family friendly games. The Wii has good graphics and a great flow to the system. You have channels on the main screen that are all right there in front of you, no need to flip through a bunch of different screens. The Wii remotes are wireless and motion censored. We love playing Golf and Bowling on the Wii, its very fun and competitive. You can also create your own character called a Mii. You can put your “Mii” in most of the games and use them when you play, but not in all of the games. The Nintendo Wii can also connect to the Internet via wifi connection and you can download more games and channels right to your wii over the internet. You can download games instead of going to the store to buy games, not to mention you can download classic games like the original Mario and Zelda. Overall I love the Wii and its a lot of fun for the family, especially now you can download the Netflix app right to your channel screen. You can stream all of your favorite movies right to your tv from the wifi connection on the Nintendo Wii. The Nintendo Wii has so many possibilities and it will only continue to grow year by year new things will come out and it will get more fun.

  • « Classic! »

    The Nintendo Gameboy is classic, bottom line! There hasn’t been another handheld gaming system that has changed the game the way that this system has. Nintendo was one of the first gaming systems, and the Gameboy might have been the first fully functional handheld game system. I have had my gameboy from almost 20 years now, and I still pull it out to play classic games such as Tetris. Its amazing how a low bit game like this can still be played today especially with all of the powerful handhelds out today like Sony PSP and Gameboy 3d/ Advanced. But if you ask me Gameboy started all of this off right. There would be no PSP if there wasn’t a Gameboy many many years ago. The Nintendo Game boy has paved he way for all of the current hand held gaming systems we use today and for all of the ones yet to come. My parents got me my Nintendo Gameboy when I was young and of course have no regrets about it, I loved it then when I got it for Christmas and I love it now. I suggest for Nintendo Gameboy to come out with the exact same Gameboy again and do a release and I bet the sales will still sky rocket. Like they did with the Nintendo when they came out with it again just a different version and made some changes. They should do that with the Nintendo Gameboy and I guarantee all of the kids and adults will want to get it for the first time or for some of us for the second time around. Nintendo has always made quality products for years and years. Nintendo is a company that will be around for a long time and continue to make innovative gaming systems for users of all ages.

  • moosers's review

    I’ve been using the Nintendo Gamecube electronic video game console for about four or five years since it was introduced and it is definitely a unique console for a number of reasons. Let me first say that I’m a big supporter of Nintendo consoles and have been playing them since the original NES. When Nintendo Gamecube was introduced I was impressed with how small the discs were and how easy it was to play the games and understand the controllers. While it does take a little bit of getting used to, it is true that all video game consoles and controllers take a little bit of practice before you completely understand all the ins and outs. The graphics on the Nintendo Gamecube are very good, but as time has gone on to no one’s surprise gaming has gotten more and more in depth and now the graphics might seem a bit plain when compared to some of the more modern consoles like Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. Nonetheless, the graphics are more than playable and it is certainly easy to navigate through everything as it is all laid out smartly and conveniently. The size of the actual console is also very impressive, as not even in modern games have we seen a console as small as this with all of the power it has. There are tons of great games to be played on Nintendo Gamecube, including Super Mario games as well as puzzle games. While no longer in the forefront of the gaming world, Nintendo Gamecube is still a great video game console and would be a great steal for someone who doesn’t care about the latest systems and just wants a good, adequate console. You can find some great deals in terms of price of the Nintendo Gamecube these days and I would say one hundred per cent that it is worth a try.

  • moosers's review

    I've been using the Nintendo 64 electronic game console for about six or seven years and I can remember the days when there was no better console than this one. While it is now a bit outdated, it still holds a place in video game history as the first 64 bit system that made for a new type of graphics. The console has a nice look to it and will last a pretty long time if you treat it properly. The console is pretty easy to use and figure out, even though the controller have a lot more buttons than its predecessor, Nintendo NES. You can have up to four people playing at once, which comes in quite handy for games like Mario Kart 64 which is a staple of this system. While at first the amount of buttons on the controller may seem daunting to the simple video game player, it is easy enough to use that it won't take too long to figure out what everything does. The graphics are clear and 3D looking, which was a huge selling point of this console when it came out. While it can't match anything close to what is out today, it is still playable and for those of us who grew up playing Nintendo 64, there is no substitute. Some other classic games that can be played with this system include Ken Griffey Jr Baseball, All Star Baseball, Super Mario Bros, and Wrestlemania. I have grown to love the games made for this system, and there is really something for everyone. I'm pretty sure that if you aren't familiar with this system already, you probably won't find too much appeal in this system as it probably isn't modern enough for your taste. However, if you like older video games, Nintendo 64 is a great choice. This console with remain as part of video game history, as well as use for those who still have this great gaming system.

  • moosers's review

    Nintendo NES is one of the first portable gaming consoles to be made available to everyone and was definitely the first popular home gaming console. I've been playing Nintendo NES for about fifteen years and this system will always hold a place in my heart. I still have my original console to this day, and even though it doesn't work as well as it once did, it still works and is playable. I love how simple the games on this console are to play and to learn. Games today take too much time and effort to play in my opinion, and it is nice to be able to go back to the basics and play some simple games. Even though these are no longer manufactured, it is very easy to find one of these used for reasonable prices on eBay or otherwise. They even make modern day NES consoles that are very cheap, but don't have the exact make up of the original Nintendo NES systems. I've played all types of games on this console, including Super Mario Bros 1, 2, and 3, RBI Baseball and Tetris. This is the console that really started it all and set off a frenzy of home gaming. There were some others before it, but Nintendo NES was the first to really catch on strong. If you are into older video games haven't tried a Nintendo NES, it is about time that you did. All of the games are easy to learn and play, as the controllers only have a limited amount of buttons. Most kids these days won't get this system as they are probably used to a whole different style of gaming. However, if you are into the old school world of video games, it doesn't get too much better than Nintendo NES. Overall, Nintendo NES is a classic gaming console that holds a special place in video game history.