I hooked up my SNES the first time since forever (ITT we talk about retro games)

[Ultros]

Because I like knowing random trivia about video game history

[M******c]

Dreamcast was the first console with Internet. I can't be sure, but I think it even had an internet browser.

wat  

Dreamcast had online multiplayer.
Also, suggest good Genesis games.

Sonic 1, 2, 3 and Sonic & Knuckles. Sonic 3D blast ok, I didn't really care for it. Everybody overlooked SonicCD the Hedgehog though, that was pretty good. PHANTASY STAR IV: END OF THE MILLENIUM. GET IT FGT. ok lemme think of more

[Sebastian Noir, Canine Investigator]

super street fighter 2 is a good game

[Nanashin]

super street fighter 2 is a good game

Is it the same with the SNES version?

[aftershockpivot]

Dreamcast was the first console with Internet. I can't be sure, but I think it even had an internet browser.

wat  

Dreamcast had online multiplayer.
Also, suggest good Genesis games.

Sonic 1, 2, 3 and Sonic & Knuckles. Sonic 3D blast ok, I didn't really care for it. Everybody overlooked SonicCD the Hedgehog though, that was pretty good. PHANTASY STAR IV: END OF THE MILLENIUM. GET IT FGT. ok lemme think of more

I need a Turok the Dinosaur Hunter port or no deal.  

[M******c]

On January 31, 2001, Sega announced that it was ending production of Dreamcast hardware by March of that year[18]  although the 50 to 60 titles still in production would be published.[citation needed] The last North American release was NHL 2K2, which was released in February 2002. With the company announcing no plans to develop a next-generation successor to Dreamcast, this was Sega's last foray into the home console business.

During the following years, unreleased games like Propeller Arena and Half-Life were leaked on the Internet through warez groups and independent hackers.

'scuse me what the fuck is this

[aftershockpivot]

On January 31, 2001, Sega announced that it was ending production of Dreamcast hardware by March of that year[18]  although the 50 to 60 titles still in production would be published.[citation needed] The last North American release was NHL 2K2, which was released in February 2002. With the company announcing no plans to develop a next-generation successor to Dreamcast, this was Sega's last foray into the home console business.

During the following years, unreleased games like Propeller Arena and Half-Life were leaked on the Internet through warez groups and independent hackers.

'scuse me what the fuck is this

Wait... wat?

[M******c]

On January 31, 2001, Sega announced that it was ending production of Dreamcast hardware by March of that year[18]  although the 50 to 60 titles still in production would be published.[citation needed] The last North American release was NHL 2K2, which was released in February 2002. With the company announcing no plans to develop a next-generation successor to Dreamcast, this was Sega's last foray into the home console business.

During the following years, unreleased games like Propeller Arena and Half-Life were leaked on the Internet through warez groups and independent hackers.

'scuse me what the fuck is this

Wait... wat?

that's what i said too when i read it

[Mikoi.Kill]

Needs more N64.

Goldeneye.

Conker's Bad Fur Day.

Banjoo Kazooie.

[Smokey Joe]

Dreamcast was the first console with Internet. I can't be sure, but I think it even had an internet browser.

wat  

Dreamcast had online multiplayer.
Also, suggest good Genesis games.

Ristar, Dynamite Headdy, Gunstar Heroes, Rocket Knight Adventures, I heard Vector Man was good.... That's all I got out of my hat at the moment.

[Meower]

who's ever enjoyed Megaman Soccer? 

[NAGN]

Half Life Decay or something was made for the dreamcast, but they didn't release it

also, no one used fucking seganet, plus by then the PS2 was out and no one gave a shit about sega anymore

[Xesjah]

Mario kart

[Meower]

[SH James]

My, I hated that game...
Actually, I hate soccer, but w/e