Has anyone else seen GameStop's latest fabrication? Earlier today on their official Facebook page, they claimed that the Sega Dreamcast was the first video game console to implement the internet. This is a complete fabrication, there were other online services and accessories prior to the Dreamcast. Such as the Intellivision, Atari 2600, Sega Genesis, NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Sega Saturn, and a few others.
GameStop posting false information on their Facebook page
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Solace92?
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Dexter. wrote:
Solace92?
:rofl:
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Wait...
He didn't even think to change his birthday
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Umm, please explain how did NES have online gameplay.[CENTER][SIZE=4]Hold on to your kite =D[/SIZE][/CENTER]
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Superfast Jellyfish wrote:
Umm, please explain how did NES have online gameplay.
He's right, they did all have internet capabilities.
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But a few of those weren't well known or even released in the US with online capabilities.I give cam shows every now and then, but I MUST know you and be comfortable with you before I will do them for you! If interested, contact me and get to know me! -
GameStop is stupid.
Phantasy Star Online was pretty good on Dreamcast however. -
Technically he's right.I give cam shows every now and then, but I MUST know you and be comfortable with you before I will do them for you! If interested, contact me and get to know me!
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Well I think they meant Dreamcast was the one that was "famous" first.
Theres people STILL playing Dreamcast online games like Phantasy Star on private servers today...[CENTER]Hi I am a signature![/CENTER]
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