All this Talk About TRON The Journey Video Game comes to mind Where is a good spot to find them Rocket River
I have this unit at my house and it still works. In college, we used to duel on it on Friday nights and the loser had to buy the beer. You can find them at garage sales and ebay for about $10.
As a qualifier, classic to me is anything prior to the release of PS1. Console: Super Mario Bros. - be all end all. I still play this at least once a week. Yoshi's Island Ninja Gaiden - FINALLY beat this a few days ago Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Shining Force 1 & 2 Tetris Zelda 1-3 Arcade: Space Harrier Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Final Fight Street Fighter 2 and all incarnations The Simpsons
Super Tecmo Bowl Mike Tyson's Punch Out Super Mario Zelda's Ninja Gaiden RC Pro Am Contra Double Dragon Galaga Ms Pac Man (I always liked it better than regular Pac Man) Pitfall Pole Position Breakout
Ok, I'm officially old now. To me, classics are the true old school games: Atari, ColecoVision, Vectrex. Everyone remembers the BIG classics (PacMan, Donkey Kong, Space Invaders - expecially the old cocktail-table coin-op models), but I always preferred the somewhat lesser-known classics: Jungle King (coin-op), Tempest (coin-op), Montezuma's Revenge (Coleco), Pitfall II (Atari) - so much better than the first, Venture (Coleco)... But no single video game got more of my time, attention, or quarters than Dragon's Lair.
I'm with ya... Classic gaming, to me, does NOT include the Super Nintendo, NES, Sega... etc. Classic gaming is Atari, Colecovision, Intellivision, and earlier.
Now where can you find that one!! KKKIIIMMMM MMMMMMEEEEEE!!! Rocket River I remember this game where the ship was a transformer. . . three phases
Atari 2600 - Adventure Intellivision - I don't remember the name, but it was a battleship game. Maybe it was called Battleship? Also, their football game was pretty good.
Here's a good place to play some of your old fav's online... Midway Web Arcade They have Defender, Joust, Rampage, Robotron and Spy Hunter.
