NES Advantage is a podcast where I review games on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
You can tune in over at: NES Advantage (a member of the Commodore Chronicles Family of Podcasts)
In 1987, I kept showing my parents the Sears Wish Book's ad for the NES, but we ended up with an Atari 7800 for Christmas 1987 instead. Honestly, I still love my 7800 and played it all of the time. It taught me to love classic 1980's arcade games. However, I was not-so-secretly jealous all of my family and friends that had an NES. In 1996, I finally picked one up in a trade for an old Casio keyboard. Granted, it was totally obsolete at that point, but I start borrowing from friends and buying games from garage sales.
My personal NES was a gift of a generous former co-worker. However, I stopped collecting physical games for it and now only use a Krikzz Everdrive N8. I also own a NES Classic Edition that has been modded and makes for a perfect take on the road retro gaming setup.
