Fortunately for most of us, we grow up in a world where all competitive consoles are at a similar quality level. 10/15 years ago? That definitely wasn't the case. So what happens when a popular game releases on an inferior console? This list shows you exactly what happens, and the results aren't appealing!

In this day and age there are still some timeless classics in gaming. Games that can be played anytime and anywhere. To some the classics include RPGs, to other's the games are timeless Nintendo and Sega games. Here are a few examples from the long list that Goozernation has: Baldur's Gate, Final Fantasy VII, Power Stone, Mortal Kombat II, Super Mario 3, Chrono Trigger, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Super Mario 64, and GTA San Andreas.

"Dear Duke, it would be best if we pretend that this never occured. I will not lay my hands on Duke Nukem Forever ever again, and forget it ever happened. And in turn, you’ll retire. You will never ever appear in a videogame again."

Mitch Krpata will still play Duke Nukem Forever, despite the horrible reviews. Why? Because Duke Nukem 3D is a vital part of his past and his life as a gamer.

After 14 long years, Duke Nukem Forever is finally out, and everybody hates it so much that they can't stop talking about it. Joystick Division wonders why.

Duke Nukem is going to sell like crazy. It might even sell some consoles and PCs. Goozernation has the why and how behind this bold theory. Some of this reasoning comes from the release date during a semi-dead summer, long time fans of the series, the idea of an FPS that doesn't take itself too seriously, as well as some other reasons. DNF will be something different from the run of the mill fps like COD.

"While the game’s multiplayer mode would be considered standard among mid-late 90’s First Person Shooters, Xbox Live gives it an opportunity to excel by offering an escape from the more plodding FPS we play today.
A Duke Deathmatch can only be described as a half dozen chickens pumped full of steroids, armed to the teeth and then freshly beheaded."