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Yeah, they work just fine and they look great. I couldn't say whether they look better or worse than they did on PS4 without seeing them side by side though. Load times are quick, and switching between games is faster than I expected. Even from a disc game to a digital game and back is quick.

So far I've been enjoying mine. Bought physical copies of the remastered Crash Trilogy and CTR. Playing thru those with my wife. Used my PS+ subscription to download Ratchet & Clank and Infamous: Second Son. (beat both already) I think next up on my want list are AC Valhalla and SM Miles Morales. Oh, and I ordered a physical copy of the THPS 1/2 remaster. Looking forward to that

I had a SNES and made the switch to Sony as well. For me it was similar, but instead of FF7, it was Legend of Dragoon in the RPG genre that enticed me, and the Twisted Metal and Mega Man X series that kept me on team Sony for that Generation. I also appreciated all of the fighters that the PS1 had. The Capcom Fighter's Edge set was awesome, and I liked the Tekken and Gundam Battle Assault games too.

This is the first time I've ever heard about another 1st party analog controller being available for the PS1. I only ever had the Dual Shock. And now I'm down a rabbit hole trying to find one of these things. lol

I gave it a 7 based upon the scale descriptions. I really did enjoy it back then, but I really only got to play when I'd visit with friends who had a Genesis. So I had limited time with it, and that sort of increased the mystique of it. Even revisiting the game now, it's clearly well put together and fun. Just missing some key elements to make it great. And I still maintain the Super Mario World is better than an Sonic game ever created.

This situation blows dude, I'm sorry to hear you're going through it. I think the best suggestions so far have been to decide on a figure and halve it. I got really lucky to divorce on amicable terms. Still not ideal, but nothing to this degree of misery. Better days are ahead, bro. And even if she does pilfer a particular prized game, there's another one out there waiting for you to find.

It's not even a contest for me. Hook is by far my preference. I wouldn't really call them similar though, with the exception of a pirate ship being present. And I've never considered myself to be in the "subset". I think the majority of people I grew up with liked Hook better than Goonies. Besides, "Bangarang!" is a way better catchphrase than "Goonies never say die". What a lame line. lol

I had the movie Hook to fulfill my pirate ship needs. lol

I absolutely will. I got 50% off on a year subscription and I fully plan to make the most of it

Mine finally says that it's shipped and I should receive by 9pm tomorrow! Having completely skipped the current gaming Generation, I'm looking forward to getting back into it. May even have to add a few of you weirdos so we can play together

Hahaha, I might just be a little younger. I was into the Ninja Turtles movies and all of the great sports movies that came out in the 90's. Little Giants, Rookie of the Year, Sandlot, Mighty Ducks, Little Big League, etc. Blank Check and Dennis the Menace were some go-tos as well.

Solid 6, and not a point higher. I can't quite put my finger on why it's not great, but it's certainly not bad. I just was never drawn into it enough.

I've noticed a ton of new listings for these on Facebook marketplace lately. Enough so that I dug out my old binder to survey what I have. lol I'm honestly thinking of selling them now. I have zero use for them, and if there's a legitimate demand for them now, then I may as well let them go. PS: Let me know when POGS become valuable. lol

I voted "undecided". I don't really have a stopping point in mind. I'll just continue to pick up games/systems that I feel like myself or family will enjoy.

I just beat the last main mission of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker (PS3) Pretty good game, definitely different from the main series. The story was pretty vanilla, but it fills in some backstory to the main games. I dig the graphic novel style cutscenes and the voice acting is superb. It's worthy of the critical praise it got upon its release.

Mine are going to sound dated. Lol #1 for me is 007: Agent Under Fire #2 is Time Splitters 2

I'm going to say StarFox 64. (But I'd wish to relive the actual first moments, not just playing it for the 1st time today) I didn't have a N64, I was a PS1 kid. But my cousin had it, and I got to play it over there. Just doing the training mission with unlimited enemies in "All Range Mode" blew my mind.

At work we're supposed to call these "opportunities"....

I, too, despise the wiimote and nunchuck. But, if you can manage to overlook the use of that piece of junk device, the Galaxy games are actually really fun. (The wiimote sucks. Get off my lawn)

Dammit... So you're telling me after all this time "Super Mario" is actually Mario Jr.? And that Mario Sr. was actually beefing with DK Sr. AND DK Jr.?

Yeah, those are maybe not my style, but I dig me some Atlus games tho. Ogre Battle was

Yeah, I just watched some gameplay vids. While the monsters are interesting, I can't actually place the games in the same class as the Pokemon series. Walking around the same high school hallways over and over just isn't as interesting to me. This seems more like Wizardry than Pokemon (That's definitely a dick chariot btw. lol)

If I could read those, I might have a response for you. lol

Man, I love my SNES, but it's a tough call. Lately I've been playing through the GBA Metroid and Castlevania titles. It's not really a fair fight, the newer Castlevania games are easily better than the SNES predecessors. (then again, you may think the opposite if you prefer the classic style over the SOTN style of game play). And Fusion may indeed have the hand holding "security lock" sequence that limits free roaming exploration, but it also has SA-X and those encounters are way more intense than I expected them to be. GBA also has the Pokemon games, and whether you like them or not, they're an undeniable hit that the SNES lacks. What the SNES does have are the superior TMNT games. Turtles in Time and Tournament Fighters are better than any TMNT games on the GBA. Also the SNES also has the Mega Man X games which I prefer to the Zero games. And last but not least, Super Mario RPG is only on the SNES. Shoot, I started out leaning one way, but I've kinda fallen back to the undecided middle... lol