Hello everyone! New member here.

[jokerpkt]

I had a TG16 with Bonk and Keith Courage as a kid. I used make my dad drive me half an hour to the only video store that rented TG16 games. I pawned my original TG16 at 17 yrs old because I needed money and I had no idea how much I'd regret it. I bought myself another console recently at 34 yrs of age and can't wait to show my kid the system that brought me so much joy as a kid!

Anyway, I hope you all doing great!

[cjameslv]

Welcome back to the turbo scene! And kudos for teaching your kiddos about the best console of all time ever!

I second this and wtf is wrong with us all lol. It took most of us to our early 30's before we came back to this! Crazy trend.

[cjameslv]

Welcome back to the turbo scene! And kudos for teaching your kiddos about the best console of all time ever!

I second this and wtf is wrong with us all lol. It took most of us to our early 30's before we came back to this! Crazy trend.

There seems to be a few common factors.

1. Reaching a point where we have a lil bit of mad money
2. Feeling like a grandpa when going to bars, and needing something to fill the void
3. Feeling old and wanting to revisit a passion from our youth
4. Having kids and being stuck at home more often than not
5. Modern games being all 3d trash
6. Everyone is copying me because I'm a trendsetter
7. Bailey Jay

Lol this list is sad but true except why you list your transgender girlfriend?

[esteban]

HAHJAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH.

Welcome back, comrade.

[ToyMachine78]

Greetings

[handyman907]

Welcome!!

[jokerpkt]

Thank you all for the warm welcome! Growing up, I was the only kid with a TG16. I had to explain what it was everytime I brought it up. I'm glad I found a place where I'll find people with the same childhood memories that I had.

[ToyMachine78]

Thank you all for the warm welcome! Growing up, I was the only kid with a TG16. I had to explain what it was everytime I brought it up. I'm glad I found a place where I'll find people with the same childhood memories that I had.

Yeah I think you will find most here, at least those of us that owned the system as kids, share very similar experiences with it growing up.

I'm just glad my parents didn't throw mine out! I rediscovered mine about 18 months ago while cleaning out a closet and came across a box of stuff from my parents house. Well this box might have well been a huge treasure chest, because inside rested my TG16/CD, NES, SNES, N64, Atari 7800, and all the games for each. Woo hoo! Score!

[HailingTheThings]

Welcome to all the fun! Holy shit!

[Nazi NecroPhile]

Welcome aboard!

[Galder]

Welcome, the nostalgia from the past is always teh big blast