Russian NES clone--pics before I return her
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not really, i have an interact that is a little bigger than a genisis 6 button, i got my saturn and 2 games for like 15 or 20$, and the next week got like 10 games for around 3$ lol but some are really scratched (my saturn wont even read gex
have to play it on an emulator
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a local thrift store.electromaster64 wrote:So I think I am the only person who will ask this but where did you get a Saturn for $4? For some reason I have wanted one for a while, not sure why that is. Honestly I think that the controller shape is the coolest controller, the smothe ones not the ugly huge boxy ones.
oddly sega systems always sell cheaply there, while they hide a GBO behind the counter with a $10 price tag on it like it's some kind of great golden brick...
saturn is one of my favorite systems too. The smaller controller that looks like the 'bat-a-rang' is my favorite, even if it lacks analog.
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electromaster64
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I mean look at the smoothe lines on that controller you gotta like that. I thought about building a SNES controller in one just because I like the feel of them.
http://www.vgmuseum.com/systems/saturn/saturn.jpg
http://www.vgmuseum.com/systems/saturn/saturn.jpg
