Seeing the slick Famicom GameBoy Micro brought back so happy memories of Nintendo Game & Watch titles of old. Most of the Genki team were happy to hammer away at Donkey Kong's rubbery keys through school ski trip bus journeys or even challenge a chum to a playground battle of two player Donkey
Japanese #retrogaming store Genki's raison d'etre is unearthing little known Japanese video games and rediscovering their charm. Looking back to the future. #genkigamer
Wednesday, 29 November 2006
Game & Watch
Seeing the slick Famicom GameBoy Micro brought back so happy memories of Nintendo Game & Watch titles of old. Most of the Genki team were happy to hammer away at Donkey Kong's rubbery keys through school ski trip bus journeys or even challenge a chum to a playground battle of two player Donkey
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Aint is strange that video games are going back to their routes.Playstation did a lot for video games but it also turned it into the McDonalds generation of throwing out any old crap and people lapped it up.When i look back on the snes and n64 i see the happiest playing time of my life.So many great games.Even Actraiser,a 15 year old game.Long live the retro revival and sites like this one.
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