NES RetroN Gaming System

**Guyver** · 11-16-13, 11:52 PM

https://stacksocial.com/sales/the-ol...ing?quantity=1

That is awesome...

**loki2158** · 11-17-13, 12:14 AM

TheGameConsole.com: Retro-Bit Retro Duo Game Console

My girlfriend got this for me last year for my birthday. Nice to play the old games every once and a while.

**badprimer1** · 11-17-13, 12:29 AM

Originally Posted by loki2158

TheGameConsole.com: Retro-Bit Retro Duo Game Console

My girlfriend got this for me last year for my birthday. Nice to play the old games every once and a while.

Cool site loki. I had forgotten about some of those game systems. I used to love playing tecmo bowl.

**HeavyG** · 11-17-13, 02:26 AM

The only NES games I would like to go back and play are Mario 3 and Faxanadu. I wasted thousands of hours on both of those games during my childhood. I played every single level, collected every single item, and always chose the most difficult path because I loved the games so much.

**Morningfrost** · 11-18-13, 06:07 PM

Wouldn't mind going back and playing the Wizardry games again. Think it was Wizardry 3 I spent a lot of time with, even though I was a kid and didn't know what the hell I was doing lol. Now that I actually have an idea how to play video games, I think I'd do a LOT better

~Morningfrost

**deputyfestus** · 11-18-13, 06:15 PM

I wish I had all that shit that I bought for my kids so I could sell it back to you knucleheads and recoup some of my money.

**Warflagon** · 11-18-13, 06:34 PM

Weird, there's plenty of nes simulators on the web, and I could buy an old nes with 100+ games at most any pawn shop for under 50 bucks. What is the selling point here?

Oh, and faxandu sucked. Yeah, I played it on release and loved it too, but I played it again 10 years later....it does NOT hold up,

**Guyver** · 11-18-13, 06:47 PM

Originally Posted by Warflagon

Weird, there's plenty of nes simulators on the web, and I could buy an old nes with 100+ games at most any pawn shop for under 50 bucks. What is the selling point here?

...because it's new, and shiny?