Your last retro purchase

Nintenbro wrote:What is the commonly agreed upon definition of a retro videogame? It seems to me that any videogame that is currently 10 years of age or older is considered by most to be retro.

For me anything from N64 down is retro, but that is all up to the person really. I guess now with the release of the Wii U the Gamecube can be considered retro to some.

I just got The Incredible Crash Dumies for my Gameboy.

Lol! Kushina, are you even old enough to remember the Crash Dummies?

No, but the game is fun!

Picked up Mario Kart Super Circuit for GBA from my local Goodwill today for $3 dollars. This was one of my first GBA games that I had years ago but it was stolen from me, glad to have it back in my collection again.

Race me if you can, dude! My FC is in the topics somewhere.

Digimon World 3 best game in series, but the story doesn't have a proper ending.

Shining Force for the Sega Genesis it is a very underrated strategy RPG that is every bit as good as Fire Emblem.

Mega Man 7 the only canon Mega Man game on the SNES.

Digimon World 2 for the PSX, sadly it has quickly become my least favorite game in the Digimon World series, yes even worse than 4.

My most recent retro purchase? Well, I noticed last night while perusing the eShop that I had just over $5 to spend. I was surprised! I decided to download Pinball: Revenge of the Gator just to see what it was like, which brings my Game Boy game count to 22, not counting my Game Boy Color titles.

Dragon Quest V is last retro game I buy.

I bought Wario's Woods, an amusing NES/Famicom puzzle game starring Toad.

Dragon Warrior 3 (NES) to complete my North American Dragon Quest collection!

Congratulations, dude!

Suikuden III for the PS2. Believe it or not I managed to find a used copy for $25 at a yard sale!

Kid Icarus of Myths and Monsters has been added to my Gameboy collection lol.