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    DDayCobra
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      I love retro gaming! Back during the 16 bit era, I actually jumped on the Sega bandwagon at first but eventually the SNES won me over

      IMO it’s the best console ever made!

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      #156306

      While I was very young when the SNES and Sega were duking it out, I have always appreciated that most of the franchises we have today started there. I still think the N64 had the best collection of games but Super Nintendo is awesome.

      #156714
      Sub_Human84
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        This was the console that introduced me to Mario Kart

        #156740
        DDayCobra
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          Yep, and I’ll never forget those memories

          #156742

          Military Madness on Turbo TurboGrafx-16, Castlevina 3 nes, Killer Insttinct, Mario Kart, legend of zelda: a linkt to the past.

          #157699

          Genesis was great. But the Snes had A LOT of great games.

          #157817

          still have my super nintendo and genesis

           

          super mario all stars was one of my favorites it had all the original NES Mario games on there, I was a hardcore player of Super Mario 3, which I also got as a birthday present in 1990

          #157838
          TH0R_TD
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            My brother had a Megadrive and I had the SNES so we had the best of both worlds back in the early 90s, although I think the SNES was played more. I really loved my SNES and still play it to this day.

            #158422

            I had an SNES and a Genesis, but my mom forced me one day to give one of the consoles plus games to my cousins. I had to choose which one I wanted more. I went with SNES and have never regretted that choice. I was not even into RPGs back then, but the DKC series and Super Metroid sealed the deal.

            #158644
            Anonymous

              SNES is definitely the best of that generation. I did love the crunchy Sega Genesis music, but even the Super Nintendo had some great tracks. Turtles in Time was just an all time classic too.

              #158701
              Anonymous

                SNES was my 1st own home console, before I had a Gameboy and a C64, and as my very 1st gaming experience a Pong clone. Christmas 1994 getting the SNES More Fun Set (a SNES with Super Game Boy and Mario World) and a Dino Megazord (I was a huge Power Rangers fanatic back then) was the best christmas I ever had.

                That SNES I eventually sold when my brother had his own and I got the N64, but years later in trade school a classmate was going to sell his and a bunch of games, that SNES still own and my game collection for it has reached the 100 this year.

                #159409

                I grew up with super Mario all stars played for a decade before becoming a collector of Nintendo, still have that game in my collection, absolutely love snes

                #159754

                SNES was the very first console I ever played, with Super Mario World being the very first game I can remember playing. Had very fond memories of olaying it, along with other games like Spuer Mario All Stars, and Donkey Kong Country (even if I couldn’t get too far in it lol).

                #161001
                Criches1984
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                  The SNES is my all-time favourite console I owned, it was the second I had, previous to that I owned a Sega master system II

                  #161024

                  I too started with a Genesis in the 16-bit era, even bought it with my own little kid money. I never regretted that, because it lead to me to the Sega-CD and its’ hidden gems. Lunar: The Silver Star, thank you very much.

                  But the SNES was king back then. It won because of a superior library and countless memorable games. I’m not a retro gamer, so I do not regret ebaying mine along with my SNES library back in 1999.

                  Well…I do regret giving up my copy of Chrono Trigger. That was a lot of New Game+ work to lose. I was at the point where I could play through the whole game in a night, because I felt like reading one of my favorite interactive books, heh.

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