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I´m sure many of us over 30 types remember when playing your NES or Genesis on a 20 or 27 inch set was the norm, but now many here play on larger LCD or plasma sets with a monster receiver pumping out 7.1 digital sound.
For me, the SNES was the first console I ever hooked up to a stereo reciever. The sound on that system was incredible at the time and, for me, the first console ever to make sound an important component of gaming. Of course the Neo existed before the SNES, but at that time it was the uberconsole that no one owned.
Since then, every console I've ever owned I hook up to a sound system. Sound became just as important a facet of gaming for me as the graphics and gameplay, especially with the advent of CD games.
Anyone else?
For me, the SNES was the first console I ever hooked up to a stereo reciever. The sound on that system was incredible at the time and, for me, the first console ever to make sound an important component of gaming. Of course the Neo existed before the SNES, but at that time it was the uberconsole that no one owned.
Since then, every console I've ever owned I hook up to a sound system. Sound became just as important a facet of gaming for me as the graphics and gameplay, especially with the advent of CD games.
Anyone else?