I was given a 7800 out of my wife's grandfather's estate last year, along with an assortment of around thirty 2600 and 7800 games. As a 32-year-old who cut my

I was given a 7800 out of my wife's grandfather's estate last year, along with an assortment of around thirty 2600 and 7800 games. As a 32-year-old who cut my teeth on a hand-me-down NES, it's been interesting to look back and see just how much more primitive its competition was. Even the games that were released on both platforms (Xevious comes to mind) were much better-looking and easier to play on the NES.