video games
By vishnix101
@vishnix101 (57)
United States
February 7, 2007 6:59pm CST
I have been recently thinking about aqurining a video game system, like the ones they have at arcade. My family does not know where to start choosing we have 3 boys all different ages and can't ge to a comprimise what do you suggest?
5 responses
@Carissimo (262)
• United States
8 Feb 07
If it were me....I would just buy the boys/family a nintendo wii. It is fun for all different ages and you can purchase different games for different interests. I have a nintendo wii and my ENTIRE family....parents, siblings, etc. all LOVE it. It seriously makes for endless amounts of fun and playing. Also, it can help your boys/family bond a little more.
@vishnix101 (57)
• United States
8 Feb 07
Thank you that is a great idea me and my wife have been thinking about purchasing a wii and your suggestion has persuaded myself and my wife to buy the wii thank you
@Carissimo (262)
• United States
8 Feb 07
I am glad that I could help. Make sure you let us know how much you enjoy it!
@mil2152005 (17)
• United States
11 Feb 07
get them xbox
then get the arcade controller(or 2)
and then buy marvel vs capcom two Greatest game youll ever play
@Zairo7 (78)
• Canada
8 Feb 07
Yeah, a Nintendo Wii would probably be best for your family. It's affordable and has a wide range of games to appeal to. Perhaps best of all it has great 'same-room' multiplayer (everyone playing together in the family den, or something). Great fun (and funny) times for all.
@librarian (181)
• United States
10 Feb 07
There are full size arcade systems that can play multiple systems but you're better off going to mame.com and getting some game roms & playing off your pc.
If you really want an arcade game, you can probably pick up a classic game for under $500
@librarian (181)
• United States
9 Feb 07
I know this won't be immediately popular but I think the Nintendo n64 is a good choice.
It's cheap and there's a huge library of good games. And it has a collectible angle the others don't have.
