whats your top 5 consoles off all time! - Page 2

**Crusader** · 06-14-2006, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Brendon

Saturn. Underrated and killed by the PSX in the retail world. I still have probably 20-30 games for it scattered throughout boxes of random CDs. It's all about SCUD and Road Rash!

Oh please, please sell me some of your Saturn games!! I love my Saturn. And it's all about the Street Fighter Alpha 2, Dragon Force, Guardian Heroes, and then Road Rash.

Brendon · 06-14-2006, 08:43 PM

I can try to find what I still have lying around Rog. The only problem is after all these years I'm sure a few of them are scratched to hell, sadly.

**Crusader** · 06-15-2006, 01:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Brendon

I can try to find what I still have lying around Rog. The only problem is after all these years I'm sure a few of them are scratched to hell, sadly.

What? No cases for any of them?

Let me know what you got when you get around to diggin them up!

Brendon · 06-15-2006, 08:09 PM

If I kept all of my CDs/DVDs in cases it would probably take up at least an entire room in my normal 1 bedroom apartment. Look at it this way, I've had every console launched (including all the CD based ones) and over 600 DVDs. Imagine all of those in a case...

I switched to binders years ago. They're just scratched because when I left, Saturn was one of the ones I decided to leave at home for my little brother/sister to play...

the blackknight · 06-15-2006, 08:26 PM

1.)xbox-hands down because all of my favorite games are on it and because i don't have a xbox 360 yet

2.)ps2-three words "god of war"

3.)pc/nes

4.)nintendo 64

5.)gamecube

thats really about it...until i can up date my consoles i'm stuck with theses

Dillweedshake · 06-15-2006, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Brendon

If I kept all of my CDs/DVDs in cases it would probably take up at least an entire room in my normal 1 bedroom apartment. Look at it this way, I've had every console launched (including all the CD based ones) and over 600 DVDs. Imagine all of those in a case...

I switched to binders years ago. They're just scratched because when I left, Saturn was one of the ones I decided to leave at home for my little brother/sister to play...

If you got House of the Dead 1,let me have it!!!......NOW!

Brendon · 06-15-2006, 11:07 PM

Yeah, but even if they are scratched it's very easy to fix scratched CDs these days. Everyone and their grandmother has a scratch removal kit out there at the electronic stores. It's just a matter of finding one that works for you, heh.

Personally I use the Brasso+Armorall method, but I would not encourage anyone to use that as if you mess up and don't know what you're doing, you can completely strip the data off of a CD. But that's the method that Gamestop used to use to clean CDs before they got those fancy machines.

Brendon · 06-15-2006, 11:08 PM

I don't know if I have it or not, Dill. Like I said, I remember a few of the games I have (one of the Panzer games, Magic vs Kareem, Space Jam, Road Rash, SCUD and that one game with the gecko thing) but the rest are just blank until I see one pop up when I'm searching for an old CD to rip to my iPod.

Danzego · 06-16-2006, 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Brendon

Yeah, but even if they are scratched it's very easy to fix scratched CDs these days. Everyone and their grandmother has a scratch removal kit out there at the electronic stores. It's just a matter of finding one that works for you, heh.

Personally I use the Brasso+Armorall method, but I would not encourage anyone to use that as if you mess up and don't know what you're doing, you can completely strip the data off of a CD. But that's the method that Gamestop used to use to clean CDs before they got those fancy machines.

I use a regular ol' Disc Doctor that I'm sure everyone and their grandmother has been offered to buy at some point in time at whatever random retail establishment.

As far as Brasso and Armorall- if the guys at GAMESTOP can do it, a monkey can do it.....

......BETTER.

Dillweedshake · 06-16-2006, 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Brendon

Yeah, but even if they are scratched it's very easy to fix scratched CDs these days. Everyone and their grandmother has a scratch removal kit out there at the electronic stores. It's just a matter of finding one that works for you, heh.

Personally I use the Brasso+Armorall method, but I would not encourage anyone to use that as if you mess up and don't know what you're doing, you can completely strip the data off of a CD. But that's the method that Gamestop used to use to clean CDs before they got those fancy machines.

Wow never tried that one. Anyway I have Question,off topic,who was the editor in chief before you? And how did you get the job? Just curious because I was gone for a while,and when I came back,there was a bunch of new staff!