We own a Nintendo 64 system and a Nintendo Gamecube system; I guess both would be considered retro/vintage now. We still have games that we played when we were children, and every now and then we give them a spin again. Our cartridges are more than 20 years old apiece.
Two games we own that I love very much are Super Mario 64 and Kirby and the Crystal Shards for the Nintendo 64.
The Super Mario 64 cartridge we own is the same one we bought in 1995 when the game was first released. That would be about, 20 years ago now since it is 2015 right now. Our copy of the game is 20 years old.
No, we are not looking to sell any of our equipment, it has too much memories and sentimental value to it.
Does anyone else do retro gaming?
Two games we own that I love very much are Super Mario 64 and Kirby and the Crystal Shards for the Nintendo 64.
The Super Mario 64 cartridge we own is the same one we bought in 1995 when the game was first released. That would be about, 20 years ago now since it is 2015 right now. Our copy of the game is 20 years old.
No, we are not looking to sell any of our equipment, it has too much memories and sentimental value to it.
Does anyone else do retro gaming?