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MrSaturn

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About MrSaturn

  • Birthday 11/10/1982

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    chrisbg99

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    Fargo, ND
  • PSN ID
    chrisroach
  • Favorite Current Generation Platform?
    Nintendo Wii
  • Favorite Previous/Retro Platform?
    Super Nintendo

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    Goemon's Great Adventure Recettear: An Item Shop Tale
  • Video Games Favorites
    Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past EarthBound Metroid Prime Super Mario 64 Metal Gear Solid Super Mario Bros. 3 Super Smash Bros. Melee Conker's Bad Fur Day Super Mario Galaxy 2

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  1. Because it is thouroughly enjoyable to look at these old magazines and see what people were saying about games back then. Remembering what I felt like reading these old magazines gives some goose bumps when I read about a forgotten game that looked real interesting back in the day.
  2. I dunno if it is going to be a massive crash like in '83 but I do feel with the constantly ballooning budgets are going to kill some once beloved companies much like what happened to THQ.
  3. Hi, I'm a 30 year old gamer who reveals in his nostalgia. I found this site after downloading some mid-90s EGMs and went here hoping to find more of them.
  4. The first system I remember was the Atari 2600 my dad had, then the Sega Master System and then NES, Game Boy, SNES, N64 and PS1. Those were all family owned systems. After high school the first system I ever bought for myself was GBA, then GCN, PS2, DS, Wii, PS3, and my most recent is the 3DS. And since I've been doing the retro game thing I've acquired a new SNES and NES (both lost due to an inconsiderate brother) a Sega Genesis and Dreamcast.
  5. Hello MrSaturn, Welcome to the Retromags Community!

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