Thursday, 20 August 2020

Flashback rehash

I would like to collect all the flashback games consoles that are being released to put in my 90s gaming bar in my future man cave. At the moment my man cave is a small shoe-box where I keep my Nintendo 3DS, Phone with re-released classic games and my blue tooth joystick, I hope to expand my man cave in the near future so it takes up the space of a walk in Cupboard or part of a sitting room that has been partitioned by furniture or a shed, anywhere you can fit a small recliner sofa and TV screen. Then the final phase would be a large room that is especially for liesure, a place you can fit everything, pool table, table tennis, football table and the small drinks bar that is themed with 90s gaming with flashback consoles and small screens. All the flashback consoles have to be based on real 90's only consoles, so no rehashed Atari's or Xboxes. They would be SNES (super Nintendo entertainment system), SEGA mega Drive (Sega Genesis in America), Sega Saturn, Nintendo 64, NEO Geo, Play station 1, and Capcom 

The Capcom guys like their logo a lot, ha ha. Neo Geo and Capcom games are all those top down shooters and Fighting games. 

When I think of the 90s, I split the 90s into two parts. 90s-a and 90s-b. 90s-a is the first five years of the 90s and it was the Fourth generation games consoles that ran on 16bit processors. The 16 bit processors allowed the devices to have over 50,000 bytes of rapid memory. This means that 16 bit games consoles could fill a TV screen with thousands of pixels and render side scrolling games smoothly.  Then 90s-b was the fifth generation games consoles with 32 bit processors that could have over 2 billion bytes of rapid memory, these consoles were designed to run 3D Open world games. Nintendo 64 had a 64 bit processor but the rest of the motherboard was 32 bit, so it ran as a 32 bit system so I will still call it 32 bit. Sorry Nintendo! 

I will talk about 90s-a and 90s-b later. 

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