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It's kind of like the old question, would you rather be alive during
the rise or decline of a civilization? Do you think the best games come
out during the beginning of a systems life when it is fresh and new, or
at the very end of a systems life when it's replacement is already
picking up momentum?
I know a lot of people are going to say right away the latter citing
titles like Gunstar Heros for the Genesis, and the higher cart ram for
the Atari.. but I have always been awfully fond of any given systems
early games, especially in the case of the 16 bit systems.
It's kind of like the old question, would you rather be alive during
the rise or decline of a civilization? Do you think the best games come
out during the beginning of a systems life when it is fresh and new, or
at the very end of a systems life when it's replacement is already
picking up momentum?
I know a lot of people are going to say right away the latter citing
titles like Gunstar Heros for the Genesis, and the higher cart ram for
the Atari.. but I have always been awfully fond of any given systems
early games, especially in the case of the 16 bit systems.