Lately Nintendo have been trying to plug the concept of family gaming. An honourable idea, which 9/10 I'd say it can be a good thing. As one half of a brother-sister duo I often had to keep my younger sister occupied. I used to enjoy playing Mortal Kombat 3 on the snes with her, most of the time the controller was unplugged and I was playing 1-player but she was too young and stupid to know.
However with shared consoles there are grave downfalls. Ten years ago I had Pokémon Red and caught all 151, I also naturally trained a couple of Pokémon to level 100. Both big achievements. I was so good that I could compete in competitions and possibly make some money.
My sister started a new game and got a Bulbasaur to level 6. She saved.
You only got one save file then. Months and months of epic work on my part was down the shitter along with my potential 'fame.' She did similar with Donkey Kong Country and there were 3 save files on there!
Does anyone else have any permanant scares from the seemingly noble cause of family gaming?
However with shared consoles there are grave downfalls. Ten years ago I had Pokémon Red and caught all 151, I also naturally trained a couple of Pokémon to level 100. Both big achievements. I was so good that I could compete in competitions and possibly make some money.
My sister started a new game and got a Bulbasaur to level 6. She saved.
You only got one save file then. Months and months of epic work on my part was down the shitter along with my potential 'fame.' She did similar with Donkey Kong Country and there were 3 save files on there!
Does anyone else have any permanant scares from the seemingly noble cause of family gaming?