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Re: It's Tough Out There, So Check Out These Amazing Websites

Arcadia_Official

Two sites I regularly visit, that have yet to be mentioned here, are RetroRGB and The Dreamcast Junkyard.

And a YouTube channel that is pure feelgood is Sega Lord X. I really appreciate his very subjective takes on primarily old Sega games and stories from way back when he originally bought and played the games back in the 90's.

Re: MAME Set To Introduce Changes To Its System Requirements & "The Frequency Of Releases"

Arcadia_Official

They're truly doing the Lord's work. Making these games available to everyone is truly a great purpose, and I hope they know this.

I say everyone, but even I who have learned computers the hard way (being given one many years ago, at age 11 and immediately being expected to be the IT support for the entire extended family) get gray hairs trying to install it.

Still excited for future releases though, especially considering they've now begun to include more advanced 3D games. In their own pace, of course.

Re: "This Is A Regret In My Life" - Sonic X-treme Designer On The "Fork In The Road" That Killed Saturn's Most Famous Unreleased Game

Arcadia_Official

I'm still amazed by how fast everything went in the 90's. This presentation happened in 96, and would possibly have lead to one the biggest releases of that generation, but it was canned. And yet, two years later (!) they released a AAA game for the Dreamcast!

So in two years time after this cancelation, they had managed to create a huge release from scratch for an entirely new next-generation platform. That's insane. And what's more insane, Sonic X-Treme and Sonic Adventure look like they were made a decade apart.

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