daft twat wrote:Probably 120. 60 of them on the 8 bit NES and 60 since. Zeldas and Mario’s alone account for 20 of those.
Quite a few on the GameCube. That was my personal golden age of gaming where I was a young adult with a real job and real money but no kids: Eternal Darkness, Timesplitters 2, Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour, Windwaker, Sunshine, Starfox Adventures, SSX Tricky, Tony Hawk 3, Splinter Cell, Resident Evil...what a great time to be alive!
I think it’s unfortunate that your personal golden age fell during the time of the game cube.
I don’t. It was the time of the couch co-op. One of my best and oldest friends is due to that.
It really was the golden age of couch co-op. Dreamcast, XBOX and GameCube were the first consoles with 4 controller ports. Subsequent generations focused on online co-op (and many games don't even have local co-op). Lots of good times on the couch.
N64 had 4 controller ports.
emanon wrote:I think I either need to drink less to become more alert, or more so as not to care.
3DS 13
Arcade 1
Dreamcast 3
DS 5
Game Boy 15
Game Boy Advance 4
Game Boy Color 3
Game Gear 2
GameCube 17
Genesis 7
iPad 5
N64 11
NES 17
PS1 6
PS2 22
PS3 46
PS4 32
PS5 11
PSP 4
Saturn 8
Sega CD 2
SNES 10
Steam Deck 6
Switch 28
Virtual Boy 1
Vita 5
Wii 16
WiiU 11
XBOX 20
XBOX 360 42
XBOX One 20
XBOX Series X 7
emanon wrote:I think I either need to drink less to become more alert, or more so as not to care.
