What have you actually PLAYED tracker for 2010 (Season 3)
Started by cvga, Dec 31 2009 10:45 PM
1391 replies to this topic
#1
Posted Thu Dec 31, 2009 10:45 PM
Based on feedback from 2009, I'm moving the What have you PLAYED thread to the Classic Gaming forum for 2010. I'm hoping that it's new location will encourage people to post more and include more systems. As usual, if you can include the game, system and an estimate of how long you played (each game) I'll log it and compile a weekly Top Ten list. Thanks to all of you who have been faithfully posting so far. Everyone is encouraged to post.
Here is a general list of guidelines that have been developed by the Top Ten participants over the past year or so. I'm always open to suggestions on how to make this thread more enjoyable for everyone.
1. Each week runs Monday through Sunday (at midnight). I generally compile everything through noon (EST) on Monday to allow for different time zones.
2. Playing on actual game consoles is preferred although emulators are allowed. In some cases (homebrews in development) there is no alternative other than using an emulator.
3. Our definition of classic is basically 8 bit machines. This pretty much takes us up through NES, 7800, and SMS.
4. We also allow the TG-16 since it's an 8-bit processer (and the games have more of a classic feel to me). I've also grandfathered the Atari Jaguar because it's Atari. I have not been including (or even logging) Genesis, SNES, PS, XBox, Wii, etc.
5. Arcade games are permitted if they're from the classic era or a continuation of a classic theme (i.e. Super Qix)
6. Be sure to tell me how much time you've played. I generally give you credit for 5 minutes (unless there's something in your post that makes me think it's more or less) if you do not state the amount of time played.
Everyone is encouraged to participate!!!
Here is a general list of guidelines that have been developed by the Top Ten participants over the past year or so. I'm always open to suggestions on how to make this thread more enjoyable for everyone.
1. Each week runs Monday through Sunday (at midnight). I generally compile everything through noon (EST) on Monday to allow for different time zones.
2. Playing on actual game consoles is preferred although emulators are allowed. In some cases (homebrews in development) there is no alternative other than using an emulator.
3. Our definition of classic is basically 8 bit machines. This pretty much takes us up through NES, 7800, and SMS.
4. We also allow the TG-16 since it's an 8-bit processer (and the games have more of a classic feel to me). I've also grandfathered the Atari Jaguar because it's Atari. I have not been including (or even logging) Genesis, SNES, PS, XBox, Wii, etc.
5. Arcade games are permitted if they're from the classic era or a continuation of a classic theme (i.e. Super Qix)
6. Be sure to tell me how much time you've played. I generally give you credit for 5 minutes (unless there's something in your post that makes me think it's more or less) if you do not state the amount of time played.
Everyone is encouraged to participate!!!
#2
Posted Fri Jan 1, 2010 9:14 AM
Rock on!
#3
Posted Fri Jan 1, 2010 9:50 AM
So far today this is what I have played:
Philips CD-i
Lemmings - 1 Hour
Micro Machines - 1 Hour
Tetris - 20 Minutes
Caesers World Of Gambling - 20 Minutes
Striker - 20 Minutes
Philips CD-i
Lemmings - 1 Hour
Micro Machines - 1 Hour
Tetris - 20 Minutes
Caesers World Of Gambling - 20 Minutes
Striker - 20 Minutes
#4
Posted Fri Jan 1, 2010 11:50 AM
Atari 2600:
Taz - 17 minutes
Turbo Grafx:
TV Sports Basketball - 65 minutes
Taz - 17 minutes
Turbo Grafx:
TV Sports Basketball - 65 minutes
#5
Posted Fri Jan 1, 2010 12:53 PM
CVGA:
Could you edit your first post to include links to the previous seasons along with some of the stat threads you created?
Could you edit your first post to include links to the previous seasons along with some of the stat threads you created?
#6
Posted Fri Jan 1, 2010 2:34 PM
rmaerz, on Fri Jan 1, 2010 12:53 PM, said:
CVGA:
Could you edit your first post to include links to the previous seasons along with some of the stat threads you created?
Could you edit your first post to include links to the previous seasons along with some of the stat threads you created?
I don't have the option to edit it (maybe one of the mods could give me that power for this thread and make it a sticky) but here is a link to the Top 100 for 2009 that I just posted.
Top 100 for 2009
#7
Posted Fri Jan 1, 2010 3:29 PM
For January 1, 2010
I have so far played:
at around 2am
Xbox 360
Mushihimesama Futari Black Label - about 1 hour
Sega Master System
Global Defense - about 45 minutes
yeah, I went to sleep around 4am!
and this morning:
Sega Master System
Global Defense - about 30 minutes
Zillion II: Tri-Formation - about 30 minutes
I have so far played:
at around 2am
Xbox 360
Mushihimesama Futari Black Label - about 1 hour
Sega Master System
Global Defense - about 45 minutes
yeah, I went to sleep around 4am!
and this morning:
Sega Master System
Global Defense - about 30 minutes
Zillion II: Tri-Formation - about 30 minutes
#8
Posted Fri Jan 1, 2010 4:43 PM
All Atari 5200 games so far today:
Defender: 10 minutes
Pac-Man: 15 minutes
Centipede: 10 minutes
Missile Command: 20 minutes (mmm...trak-ball goodness)
Zone Ranger: 5 minutes
Astro Chase: 25 minutes
Defender: 10 minutes
Pac-Man: 15 minutes
Centipede: 10 minutes
Missile Command: 20 minutes (mmm...trak-ball goodness)
Zone Ranger: 5 minutes
Astro Chase: 25 minutes
#9
Posted Sat Jan 2, 2010 11:55 AM
cvga, on Fri Jan 1, 2010 2:34 PM, said:
rmaerz, on Fri Jan 1, 2010 12:53 PM, said:
CVGA:
Could you edit your first post to include links to the previous seasons along with some of the stat threads you created?
Could you edit your first post to include links to the previous seasons along with some of the stat threads you created?
I don't have the option to edit it (maybe one of the mods could give me that power for this thread and make it a sticky) but here is a link to the Top 100 for 2009 that I just posted.
Top 100 for 2009
I just added the Top Ten for various systems to the link above.
#10
Posted Sat Jan 2, 2010 2:37 PM
Blitz: the league 2, xbox 360
Kaboom!, 2600
Phoenix, 2600
Kaboom!, 2600
Phoenix, 2600
#12
Posted Sat Jan 2, 2010 6:44 PM
Carnival (Colecovision): 20 minutes
Space Fury (Colecovision): 15 minutes
Space Fury (Colecovision): 15 minutes
#13
Posted Sat Jan 2, 2010 11:09 PM
On the 1st I played:
New Super Mario Bros. Wii for 2 hours
Donkey Kong Country (SNES) for 1 hour
Today I played:
New Super Mario Bros. Wii for 2 hours
New Super Mario Bros. Wii for 2 hours
Donkey Kong Country (SNES) for 1 hour
Today I played:
New Super Mario Bros. Wii for 2 hours
Edited by nester, Sat Jan 2, 2010 11:10 PM.
#14
Posted Sun Jan 3, 2010 9:34 AM
Here are the classic games that I played on classic systems to be logged in this thread located in the Classic Gaming General forum:
5200
Mario Bros. 31 mins
Missile Command 4 mins
Moon Patrol 2 mins
Ms. Pac-Man 10 mins
Vectrex
Minestorm 3 mins
BerZerk 3 mins
Rip Off 4 mins
Arcade
Crystal Castles 2 mins
Donkey Kong 15 mins
Jr. Pac-Man 5 mins
Rip Off 3 mins
Space Fury 2 mins
Gorf 10 mins
Phoenix 7 mins
Scramble 5 mins
Cosmic Avenger 4 mins
Super Cobra 3 mins
Pengo 5 mins
Galaxian 35 mins
Galaga 60 mins
Frogger 10 mins
Juno First 5 mins
Sinistar 10 mins
Reactor 10 mins
Joust 5 mins
Joust II 5 mins
5200
Mario Bros. 31 mins
Missile Command 4 mins
Moon Patrol 2 mins
Ms. Pac-Man 10 mins
Vectrex
Minestorm 3 mins
BerZerk 3 mins
Rip Off 4 mins
Arcade
Crystal Castles 2 mins
Donkey Kong 15 mins
Jr. Pac-Man 5 mins
Rip Off 3 mins
Space Fury 2 mins
Gorf 10 mins
Phoenix 7 mins
Scramble 5 mins
Cosmic Avenger 4 mins
Super Cobra 3 mins
Pengo 5 mins
Galaxian 35 mins
Galaga 60 mins
Frogger 10 mins
Juno First 5 mins
Sinistar 10 mins
Reactor 10 mins
Joust 5 mins
Joust II 5 mins
#15
Posted Sun Jan 3, 2010 1:42 PM
Galaxian (5200): 20 minutes
Vanguard (5200): 20 minutes
Star Raiders (5200): 30 minutes
Vanguard (5200): 20 minutes
Star Raiders (5200): 30 minutes
#16
Posted Sun Jan 3, 2010 2:02 PM
I've been looking at the calendar and will allow Week #1 of Season 3 to run until next Sunday. We'll have a slightly longer week to begin but since New Year's Day is on Saturday (I think) next year, we'll get in nearly a full week for week #52. That seems better than having a 3 day week to start Week #1 and running Week #52 for almost 2 full weeks.
Thanks to everyone who has already posted and gotten Season #3 off to a great start! Although I'm only tracking classic systems (think 8 bit plus anything we've grandfathered (i.e. Atari Jaguar)), it's still interesting to see what people are playing. I especially like the way rmaerz breaks out his playing by system and the way Kurt breaks his out into what qualifies for the Top Ten plus whatever additional games he has played!
Also, thanks to whoever gave me the rep points on the Top 100 plus Top Ten for each system for 2009! It lets me know that people are interested in seeing the compiled stats even if they don't comment on them.
Thanks to everyone who has already posted and gotten Season #3 off to a great start! Although I'm only tracking classic systems (think 8 bit plus anything we've grandfathered (i.e. Atari Jaguar)), it's still interesting to see what people are playing. I especially like the way rmaerz breaks out his playing by system and the way Kurt breaks his out into what qualifies for the Top Ten plus whatever additional games he has played!
Also, thanks to whoever gave me the rep points on the Top 100 plus Top Ten for each system for 2009! It lets me know that people are interested in seeing the compiled stats even if they don't comment on them.
#17
Posted Mon Jan 4, 2010 1:29 AM
Wonder Boy in Monster World (Genesis) - 2 hours
Thunder Force III (Genesis) - 15 minutes
Dragon Warrior Monster (GBC) - 15 minutes
Thunder Force III (Genesis) - 15 minutes
Dragon Warrior Monster (GBC) - 15 minutes
#18
Posted Mon Jan 4, 2010 6:28 AM
I hate to be a bitch, but why are people posting genesis, cd-I, and xbox 360 games on here? Did you guy not read the first post and the rules?
That being said, very few of us play only (or often) just the few systems listed that are allowed. How about allowing at least 16 (and maybe 32) bit consoles? They are still considered classic according to these forums on atari age.
That being said, very few of us play only (or often) just the few systems listed that are allowed. How about allowing at least 16 (and maybe 32) bit consoles? They are still considered classic according to these forums on atari age.
#19
Posted Mon Jan 4, 2010 7:23 AM
I don't notice the accepted console at first… I am sorry - I had post what I played that day.
my weekend stats as I can recall within the rules:
January 2:
Sega Master System
Global Defense - 2 hours
After Burner - 30 minutes
Zillion II: The Tri-Formation - 45 minutes
January 3:
Sega Master System
Global Defense - 1 hour
The Ninja - 30 minutes
Nintendo Entertainment System
Ice Climber - 15 minutes
Balloon Fight - 30 minutes
Clu Clu Land - 30 minutes
my weekend stats as I can recall within the rules:
January 2:
Sega Master System
Global Defense - 2 hours
After Burner - 30 minutes
Zillion II: The Tri-Formation - 45 minutes
January 3:
Sega Master System
Global Defense - 1 hour
The Ninja - 30 minutes
Nintendo Entertainment System
Ice Climber - 15 minutes
Balloon Fight - 30 minutes
Clu Clu Land - 30 minutes
Edited by Sonic R, Mon Jan 4, 2010 7:24 AM.
#20
Posted Mon Jan 4, 2010 10:02 AM
DaytonaUSA, on Mon Jan 4, 2010 6:28 AM, said:
I hate to be a bitch, but why are people posting genesis, cd-I, and xbox 360 games on here? Did you guy not read the first post and the rules?
That being said, very few of us play only (or often) just the few systems listed that are allowed. How about allowing at least 16 (and maybe 32) bit consoles? They are still considered classic according to these forums on atari age.
That being said, very few of us play only (or often) just the few systems listed that are allowed. How about allowing at least 16 (and maybe 32) bit consoles? They are still considered classic according to these forums on atari age.
There are varying opinions on just what exactly "classic" is. Strictly speaking from the console side, classic in my opinion is system released up to year 1986. Since the "Golden Age" of arcade gaming is considered to end somewhere between 1983-84, that allots for the home consoles that have a heavy concentration of classic arcade ports like the NES and 7800.
#21
Posted Mon Jan 4, 2010 10:07 AM
Additionally, I don't understand why this thread is not yet pinned.
#23
#24
Posted Mon Jan 4, 2010 3:08 PM
Well what's even the point if we're only logging a few select systems? Shouldn't this be a log of what people are actually playing, and not just what they are playing on a few systems? I guess I just don't get it.
#25
Posted Mon Jan 4, 2010 3:20 PM
Well:
I played last night (NES) Dragon Warrior IV for about 4 1/2 hours
I played last night (NES) Dragon Warrior IV for about 4 1/2 hours
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