Genesis Doesn't

[Eviltaco64X]

In terms of general preference, IMO:

RPGs- SNES wins hands down

SNES ain't got Pier Solar.

SNES ain't got Shining Force or Phantasy Star.

This is also true.

I also consider Sega CD titles like Lunar: The Silver Star as part of the Genesis library of games, simply because you need a Genesis to play Sega CD games. The SNES would have had the Play Station, but as we know that was scrapped. So I think Sega CD (and 32x) titles qualify in the argument of Genesis VS SNES library of games. And in that case, I would probably be in favor of the Genesis library.


As for controllers, love my official wireless Genesis controllers. Although, SNES addition of shoulder buttons was awesome.

except with an MSRP of $299USD, like 4 kids had a Sega CD.

which was the same price as the PlayStation.

The Playstation was $2,000 at launch, and that's the main reason the Saturn did so well at only $399.

Back then, no one was expecting the 3DO to steal the limelight

[Jeeba Jabba]

In terms of general preference, IMO:

RPGs- SNES wins hands down

SNES ain't got Pier Solar.

SNES ain't got Shining Force or Phantasy Star.

This is also true.

I also consider Sega CD titles like Lunar: The Silver Star as part of the Genesis library of games, simply because you need a Genesis to play Sega CD games. The SNES would have had the Play Station, but as we know that was scrapped. So I think Sega CD (and 32x) titles qualify in the argument of Genesis VS SNES library of games. And in that case, I would probably be in favor of the Genesis library.


As for controllers, love my official wireless Genesis controllers. Although, SNES addition of shoulder buttons was awesome.

except with an MSRP of $299USD, like 4 kids had a Sega CD.

which was the same price as the PlayStation.

The Playstation was $2,000 at launch, and that's the main reason the Saturn did so well at only $399.

Back then, no one was expecting the 3DO to steal the limelight

The 3DO was not successful.

[Specially Cork]

This has become quite the serious discussion. May I remind you all that this is Null, and if you're going to argue your point based on researched facts rather than homophobic insults and the sexual availability of each other's mothers, you should take this elsewhere.

You fags.

[Eviltaco64X]

In terms of general preference, IMO:

RPGs- SNES wins hands down

SNES ain't got Pier Solar.

SNES ain't got Shining Force or Phantasy Star.

This is also true.

I also consider Sega CD titles like Lunar: The Silver Star as part of the Genesis library of games, simply because you need a Genesis to play Sega CD games. The SNES would have had the Play Station, but as we know that was scrapped. So I think Sega CD (and 32x) titles qualify in the argument of Genesis VS SNES library of games. And in that case, I would probably be in favor of the Genesis library.


As for controllers, love my official wireless Genesis controllers. Although, SNES addition of shoulder buttons was awesome.

except with an MSRP of $299USD, like 4 kids had a Sega CD.

which was the same price as the PlayStation.

The Playstation was $2,000 at launch, and that's the main reason the Saturn did so well at only $399.

Back then, no one was expecting the 3DO to steal the limelight

The 3DO was not successful.

Who ever said it was?

[DanteJay]

This has become quite the serious discussion. May I remind you all that this is Null, and if you're going to argue your point based on researched facts rather than homophobic insults and the sexual availability of each other's mothers, you should take this elsewhere.

You fags.

lol This ^

Which is why I wish to further clarify, that my enjoyment of the Sega CD was due in nature to my attraction to cross dressers. Sega Cross Dressers was the shit, even if the price tag seemed high at the time. Sega was always ahead of it's time.

[Jeeba Jabba]

Who ever said it was?

You stupid piece of shit.

[Eviltaco64X]

Who ever said it was?

You stupid piece of shit.

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