All we had in Brazil before 1993 were NOACs. Since we had no base of comparison (aside from some rare imported NES's), they were pretty cool. I always got lucky with the compatibilty issues, never owned/rented a game that wouldn't work. In fact, I'm note 100% sure the brazilian clones were actually ...

+1 on Sunset Riders ! One of my all time favorite arcade games, and I really like the Genesis version as well. The SNES version is good too, I just played the Genny more at the time. So did I, dude. But, seriously, Sunset Riders for the Genesis is kinda indefensable. It was the first version of the...

Oh, I was a Sega guy, all the way. It's funny to say that, since I liked my NES clone way better over the SMS, which kinda reigned supreme in Brazil. But the feud between the SNES and the Genesis (Mega Drive here) was far more proeminent, and that's when SEGA got me. Back then, each system fanbase w...

Welcome, Thom! I heard many good stories about gaming in Brazil. From what I heard, the 2600 and SMS lasted longer than the stateside run. Sega was absolute king in Brazil, I envy you! Thanks, y'all, for the welcoming. And yes, Sega got the upper hand 'round here. In fact, the SMS and the Genny are...

Hi, everyone. My name is Thom. I'm a 28 years old brazilian gamer. I heard about the site on DP, and decided to chek it out. I've been playing videogames since I was 6, when my parents gave me an Atari 2600 for birthday. I'm a fan of the classic, pre-32bit systems, mostly because those were the syst...