Gamer's Heartbeat request

I love the way you can add prefixes for certain consoles, but there is an agonizing lack of old school consoles.

I request that prefixes be added for older consoles like NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, PSX, PS2, GameCube, N64, Gameboy/GBA, ect.

If this is possible and someone has time, I think a lot of us would greatly appreciate this small yet significant addition.

Sorry for the obvious question, but what the hell do you mean by prefixes?

I agree op. I also wish discussion of emulators was allowed...

Nes = Nintendo Entertainment System

Ness.

Lol, I think you ment "acronyms".

Lol, I think you ment "acronyms".

Lol what??

They are taking about the prefix you can apply to a thread when you create it

So say you open a thread on a 360 game, there is an option you select with puts xbox 360 before the thread title

I love the way you can add prefixes for certain consoles, but there is an agonizing lack of old school consoles.

I request that prefixes be added for older consoles like NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, PSX, PS2, GameCube, N64, Gameboy/GBA, ect.

If this is possible and someone has time, I think a lot of us would greatly appreciate this small yet significant addition.

will look at this next week, should be possible, don't want to have too much prefixes, how long time do oy want to go back you know, ATARI 2600 ? ;-)

SJ

will look at this next week, should be possible, don't want to have too much prefixes, how long time do oy want to go back you know, ATARI 2600 ? ;-)

SJ

At the very least, have a prefix of 'Retro' for anything further back than fifth generation consoles like the Playstation, Nintendo 64, Sega Saturn, ect.



I realize there are a lot of systems over the years, and that a lot of them aren't as relevant today as they were 10 years ago or more.

So one prefix like 'Retro' would cover the majority of oldschool systems, but I would like to see prefixes for GameCube, Playstation and Playstation 2, Nintendo 64, Xbox, and maybe a prefix called handheld for any handheld systems.