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A classic at this point, the first of a lineage of consoles still relevant to this day by a western company. Big chunky controllers were definitely a thing.

With its crispy and heavily dithered textures, and no floating point 3D trembling graphics, it's a classic and a unexpected success in the history of videogames.

The first of the 128 bits generation. It lived a short life but leaved a good mark in videogames history.

16 bits of doing what others don't. ;)

Neo Geo pocket color! All the arcade action anywhere at any moment.

Sega Game Gear, the most powerful handheld at the time.

First portable console of the company. It actually plays PSX games natively!

It's a mini handheld, it fits in your pocket and have "monsters" in it.

The last of the classic line of handhelds by your favorite Japanese company.

The classic handheld but this time game in 56 AWESOME colors in screen.

The classic brick handheld we all love, but it actually fits your pocket this time.

The classic handheld console that started it all.

Do not be late!

Get the fuck out.

When rolling a crit is vital. -White edition.

When rolling a crit is vital.

Respect the Dungeon Master, your fate is on his hands. Color edition.

Respect the Dungeon Master, your fate is on his hands. Monochrome edition.

The classic WASD keys for movement in PC games. The style was popularized in competitive play in Quake and subsequently QuakeWorld, notably by professional gamer Dennis Fong, where the advantages of WASD and mouselook were recognised over a purely keyboard-based control system.

The real super hero.

The real super saiyan.

A more accurate title for D&D.

Your new brand of budget graphic cards.

A more accurate title for D&D.

I move with WASD

Join the exclusive club of the gaming golden age!

Join the exclusive club of the gaming golden age!

Join the exclusive club of the gaming golden age!

Join the exclusive club of the gaming golden age!

The black forest, home of the Elder.

me irl when i get a good hand

Stranger Team, Supernatural Inquirers.

For those who only roll ones, at least be proud of it.

Vincent & Jules playing duck hunt.