I've seen similar type systems that play old school NES games. Typically, It's about 50-100 unique games, with a bunch of repeats listed under slightly different names. But if it's cheap, might be a good stocking stuffer for the kids.
Gobots had Japanese toy robots that were very high quality. They were much bigger than the regular go-bots (the same difference as the big and small Transformers probably) and were mostly metal, if not all. The quality was even better than the Transformers, even if the designs weren't as cool. I think they were called super Gobots, or something.
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I've seen similar type systems that play old school NES games. Typically, It's about 50-100 unique games, with a bunch of repeats listed under slightly different names. But if it's cheap, might be a good stocking stuffer for the kids.
you sir, bought your kids mega blocks didnt you
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA amazing lmfao haa
Big whoop. I mean, PlayStation 3 has a billion games too, right?
@ Brad, he also probably bought GOBOTS and Matchbox
I LIKED Gobots... well, the cartoon at least. :(
Gobots had Japanese toy robots that were very high quality. They were much bigger than the regular go-bots (the same difference as the big and small Transformers probably) and were mostly metal, if not all. The quality was even better than the Transformers, even if the designs weren't as cool. I think they were called super Gobots, or something.
what's wrong with matchbox? O_o is that a bite off of something? i dont think you understood...
But does it play ARR MEDIA?