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>>12801716
colecovision was better until about 1987.
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>>12801716
That is not an Atari VCS
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>>12801716
>"creates" fantasy it saw on the youtube
user is underage
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>>12801808
And a faggot.
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>>12801716
In America. Europe got the console absurdly late, which is why Lion King was one of the last-ever NES games.
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>another tendie glazing thread
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>>12802008
>creates a bonner in my pants
sasuga, etna sama.
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>>12802382
It’s okay to glaze the NES. It simply was the best console for a long period of time. So many great games that are still peak to this day. Also has a ton of good licensed games w banging OST’s I still personally listen to, to this day such as NES Batman. God I love the NES. Still had the best Turtles game and one of the best beat em ups of all time in tmnt 3. I could go on and on but you get the point.



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