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Rosenau is part of a growing community who are ditching contemporary video games and picking up the consoles from their childhood, or even before their time. And gen Z gamers are following suit, with 24% owning a retro console, according to research by Pringles.
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Fair enough considering I (as a Gen z that calls himself a millennial because I hate how cringe Gen z is) have a few retro consoles.
Sega Genesis & Dreamcast, and PS2. The others I wouldn’t consider retro yet. Maybe in a few years, though, but not now.
Definitely looking in the future to get my hands on a Sega CD, Saturn, and Game Gear to have all the greatest retro consoles I could think of. Though that’s far off because of how expensive they are.
Try emulators for the Game Gear. Some games were great, some sucked big time.
- The best RPG ever: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defenders_of_Oasis
- Ninjas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_G.G._Shinobi
- The original Advance Wars: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_Warriors
But seriously, try Defenders of the fucking Oasis, it’s awesome, it had a great story, great music (I can still hear the music in my head 30 year later, god I have to play that game again), great cutscenes… And all the Sonics sucked, forget those.
On the Genesis/Megadrive, you had Beyond Oasis which is not a sequel but is still good and more action-oriented. You could play that one too.
