@845H Time will bring better CPUs and with it, the Emulator will have better Resources to run the Games. My Windows 98 PC back then was barely able to run Bleem and PSX Games, now it runs on every Potato
Hell, i can even run Doom 3 and Quake 4 on my mobile Phone ^^ Insane.
One of the best Websites out there, it is just such a Service. Sometimes it is really a Struggle to find the correct matching Rom to a Patch and even if i have a own big enough Library, those Patches are seldom for PAL Games (yep, i dumpred all my original Games). And to Patch a PS2 Game can become a Science some times.
I know what you mean, there are so many coming out. But i see it in that Way, everyone can have a Device that fits best. Just a Question of how much Power should it have and the Formfactor.
I have the 351v and i really like the 4:3 Screen. It plays nice up to PSX, N64 and Dreamcast are unplayable for my Taste.
That said, i don't need another one until it breaks, maybe PS2 Emulation will run fine at that Time.
Ah Source Ports are also a nice Thing on it, DevilutionX <3
To be fair, Sony would have gotten its hands on Nintendos IPs. Even if Nintendo has its biggest Competition with Sony, having lost the IPs would be a bigger Hit and maybe Nintendo as we know wouldn't exist any longer.
Imo the Competition is good, i liked them both (nowadays i dislike them both haha)
Would say they made here the right decision and had a limited release in certain regions, as the market for it is mostly of persons that worked and played with it plus some that have curiosity.
I grew up with the C64 and even i have only a very limited nostalgia for most games, they just were unfair mostly (my four year old self isn't lying XP).
The Super Nintendo saved my love for Video Games, guess we are here in the same Fan Club XP
Is not having a PSU really worth a down rate? Those little devices work with nearly every one that came around the last 10 years and often enough the USB Port of your TV or Monitor is enough.
I would put it neutral, as for some it is even somsthing positive, not having more USB Cables... And in the end they put one in, that does not summit Data, only Energy :X
@GrailUK Some of the oldest preserved and most known books are just entertainment, see Homer. But even if, you can learn much from that. It seems not as obvious, because it is contemporary at the moment, but in 50 years, it will show much. Be it the way people talk or write, the aesthetics, the music, the code used and the hardware... Or just how people had fun back then. Just look at the board game found in egyptian Graves. And you do learn from games. Be it problem solving, reading the environment, or tactics. I learned how to manage money from Sim City 2000, also about infrastructure and needs. I learned simple programming from Starcraft's level editor (if unit x in amount y is in zone z, than this). By making maps for doom (dos) i learned how to manage hardware ressources, as it will just crash, if you have too much on the screen. So you learn how to overcome such things with clever level design.
"dodgy files from unknown sources" Thats a bit dramatic Mostly fan pages and many games have such fan patches on fan pages But glad that there is a better patch now, the old one really wasn't perfect. Worms 2 has some nice insane option, you can make every bullet of the minigun as huge with its impact as the holy granate
I personally like the Super Nintendo Game more, the Megadrive Game feels just as western Plattformers do of that Time, a bit chaotic and lacking a good Level Design (telling the Players via Indicators where they can or can't go).
But it seems that the CEO is trying to be a real Successor to the old Microprose and one of the original Founders did help out. So its more legit than others.
It is not a Masterpiece, but far far away from being awful. I have played many Games on the C64 and Super Nintendo that could be called awful. I even count the Ninja Turtles on NES as a very awful Game.
@MasterChiefWiggum There were some Scenes that were bad, but overall the Prequels had many very good outstanding ones, be it the Battle with Darth Maul, the Pod Racers or the Colosseum Battle.
I like that Cruisn Game on the Switch very mutch and it has no Weapons. Missed such games This here has very nice Grafics and does stand out, maybe i'll give it a try
Beyond Shadowgate is really good, i can't enjoy Shadowgate as much, because the Mechnic with the Torches is nothing that matches my personal Taste. I am looking to play the VR Game next
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Re: This Amiibo-Like NFC System Is A Cute Way To Load Up Games On Your MiSTer FPGA
Oh nice idea doing it with such simple materials.
I will copy that idea, as the white NFC Reader looks a bit boring
Re: Virtua Fighter 2 Is Getting A Physical Release On Xbox
Pff i have the PC Version and it came with the first on a second Disc for free!
And it cost about 5€ back then
Re: Sorry, But That Nightmarish Lara Croft PS1 Controller Isn't Real
Oh thats sad.
Search for the Airplane Super Nintendo Controller
Re: PS3 Emulation Comes To ARM64 Devices, Including The Raspberry Pi 5
@845H
Time will bring better CPUs and with it, the Emulator will have better Resources to run the Games.
My Windows 98 PC back then was barely able to run Bleem and PSX Games, now it runs on every Potato
Hell, i can even run Doom 3 and Quake 4 on my mobile Phone ^^
Insane.
Re: Itch.io Allegedly Taken Offline By "Bogus Phishing Report" From Funko
This is just incredible
Re: "Only Zombies Buy Physical Games" Says Digital Code Retailer CDKeys
It is just a Joke, People should relax more.
Digital DRM Free > Real physical DRM Free > DRM Digital > Physical with DRM > Code in a Box DRM.
Try playing physical Games with Securom, Windows Live.
Even on Consoles EA sold Games with Keys bound to your Account.
So praise Gog.
Re: Fan Translation And ROM Hack Site CDRomance Is No Longer Being Updated
One of the best Websites out there, it is just such a Service.
Sometimes it is really a Struggle to find the correct matching Rom to a Patch and even if i have a own big enough Library, those Patches are seldom for PAL Games (yep, i dumpred all my original Games).
And to Patch a PS2 Game can become a Science some times.
Re: This Christmas, You'll Be Able To Play SNES Batman Returns On Your Genesis, For Free
@bring_on_branstons
I once heared Mega Jennidrive, sounds kinda legit and cute.
Re: Anbernic's New GBA Clone Plays PSP, Dreamcast And More
@hste
The Design is a clone
Re: Anbernic's New GBA Clone Plays PSP, Dreamcast And More
@KitsuneNight
I know what you mean, there are so many coming out.
But i see it in that Way, everyone can have a Device that fits best.
Just a Question of how much Power should it have and the Formfactor.
I have the 351v and i really like the 4:3 Screen.
It plays nice up to PSX, N64 and Dreamcast are unplayable for my Taste.
That said, i don't need another one until it breaks, maybe PS2 Emulation will run fine at that Time.
Ah Source Ports are also a nice Thing on it, DevilutionX <3
Re: GOG Plans To Preserve "At Least 500 Games" Through Its New Program By The End Of 2025
@Andee
The Steam Deck of my Wife has mostly Gog Games on it ^^
Installed via Lutris, others use Heroic Launcher (never used it).
Re: The Amiga Just Got An Amazing New Star Wars Game, Made By Fans
The Video looks really impressive.
The lighning is superb, many modern games don't get it as spectacular, even with fancy Raytracing.
Re: "Nintendo Left Us Standing At The Altar" - Shawn Layden On The Vengeful Birth Of PlayStation
@KitsuneNight
To be fair, Sony would have gotten its hands on Nintendos IPs.
Even if Nintendo has its biggest Competition with Sony, having lost the IPs would be a bigger Hit and maybe Nintendo as we know wouldn't exist any longer.
Imo the Competition is good, i liked them both (nowadays i dislike them both haha)
Re: "We Believe That Games Should Live Forever" - GOG's New Preservation Program To Protect Delisted Games
Blizzard is so dead for me, Reforged made me lose all hope for this Company and it shows, it is just a soulless Monster.
Re: To The Shock Of Absolutely Nobody, Sega Is Trying To Shut Down The SuperSega FPGA Project
Hmm 25%.
You can scam so much more People when doing the Super Ultra Nintendo.
Re: Genesis JRPG Traysia Is Getting A New Physical Release In 2025
@Daniel36
It is also on the Evercade, i played it a bit, but you really have to be in the Mood for the Combat.
Have to give it another Try some Day.
Re: 8BitDo Is Releasing A Retro Mechanical Keyboard To Mark Saturn's 30th Birthday
I have the C64 one and it is REALLY good, also got the Num Pad.
The concave Keys of the C64 Keyboard are especially great.
I use it at Work
Re: Virtua Fighter 5 Is Set To Make Its Steam Debut
@-wc-
Even the Wii U had Tekken, the 3DS had Dead or Alive and Street Fighter IV.
At least two Mortal Kombat Games are on the Switch (not counting Street Fighter Collection).
Re: Review: The Spectrum - Does Sir Clive Sinclair's Legacy Proud
@RetroGames
Would say they made here the right decision and had a limited release in certain regions, as the market for it is mostly of persons that worked and played with it plus some that have curiosity.
I grew up with the C64 and even i have only a very limited nostalgia for most games, they just were unfair mostly (my four year old self isn't lying XP).
The Super Nintendo saved my love for Video Games, guess we are here in the same Fan Club XP
Re: Review: The Spectrum - Does Sir Clive Sinclair's Legacy Proud
Is not having a PSU really worth a down rate?
Those little devices work with nearly every one that came around the last 10 years and often enough the USB Port of your TV or Monitor is enough.
I would put it neutral, as for some it is even somsthing positive, not having more USB Cables...
And in the end they put one in, that does not summit Data, only Energy :X
Re: Random: Donkey Kong Country's 'Aquatic Ambience' Gets Impressive Mega Man-Style Remix
Rocky Kong Country
Edit: and for the West Mega Kong Country
Re: Bleem, The Company That Took On Sony And Won, Is Crowdfunding For The "Largest Retro Gaming Project" Ever
@AJB83
The good Thing about some of their Releases is, you can take the Rom from the Folder and use it legally on a System of your Choice.
Re: Review: ModRetro Chromatic Is So Close To The Real Thing You'd Think Nintendo Made It
Removed
Re: Review: ModRetro Chromatic Is So Close To The Real Thing You'd Think Nintendo Made It
@GravyThief
Yeah, i hate that. Handhelds, Controller etc.
I wish devices would have a standard rechargeable Battery, similiar to that in some 8Bitdo Controllers.
Re: Did This 1951 Pirate Movie Inspire Monkey Island?
Have to check it out.
People back then clearly were inspired by a lot of Stuff and mixed it up.
Re: "A Slap In The Face Of All Creators" - YouTube Terminates Popular Retro Gaming Channel Without Warning
Maybe someone jealous attacked the channel?
Re: Amiga Classics Turrican And Worms Are Teaming Up
I was once bored and made a 16 Bit Warfield Map for Worms Armageddon:
https://www.tus-wa.com/maps/map-18175/
I have also a Worms WMD Version on the Steam Workshop.
Surely not the best Map ever made, but fun to look at
Edit: Ironically, Worms Armageddon does not support 16 Bit Colors.
Edit 2: Do you spot all Games
Re: What's All The Fuss About Princess Crown, The Saturn Game At The Heart Of A Fan Translation Face-Off?
@Damo
You made a Remaster of an Article were People want a Remake XP
Re: Sega Just Announced New Hardware, But Don't Get Too Excited – It's Not Dreamcast 2
Hmm a revival of the Digimon Tamagochis could be done
Re: This Modder Has Been Dutifully Fixing GTA Bugs For The Past Decade
People doing such Stuff are great, they help many enjoy Games after Decades
Re: SuperSega Explains Why It Produces Such "Crappy" Videos, Says It's Afraid Analogue Will Steal Its Ideas
I am very sure this bad english is staged
Edit: I mean, you can program and design a FPGA Device, but not let Word correct your Sentences?
But seems entertaining
Re: Review: Evercade Alpha - This $250 Bartop Arcade Is A Glorious Gateway To Hundreds Of Retro Classics
@MegaManFan
Hmm i used two different 8 Bitdo Controllers via Dongle and the Defender from Retro Fighters.
Maybe you could try one of those
Re: Review: Evercade Alpha - This $250 Bartop Arcade Is A Glorious Gateway To Hundreds Of Retro Classics
Would really like to have it, but no space
Re: Yes, id Software's John Carmack Was Barred From Buying A Ferrari
@MontyCircus
One of the Pictures shows him in a Stadium, so he could go full speed there on private Ground.
It is a Option many don't use or know and rather go illegal.
Re: Double Dragon Is Getting Its First New Toy Line In 30 Years
No special Edition with Bimmy?
Re: "The Project Is A Complete Scam" - The Internet Isn't Convinced By The SuperSega FPGA Console
I just wait and see, good entertainment
Re: The US Copyright Office Doesn't Want To Give You Access To Video Game History
@IceClimbersMain
I want that Godzilla game and it is not available or very very expansive -,-
Re: The US Copyright Office Doesn't Want To Give You Access To Video Game History
@GrailUK
Some of the oldest preserved and most known books are just entertainment, see Homer.
But even if, you can learn much from that.
It seems not as obvious, because it is contemporary at the moment, but in 50 years, it will show much.
Be it the way people talk or write, the aesthetics, the music, the code used and the hardware... Or just how people had fun back then. Just look at the board game found in egyptian Graves.
And you do learn from games.
Be it problem solving, reading the environment, or tactics.
I learned how to manage money from Sim City 2000, also about infrastructure and needs.
I learned simple programming from Starcraft's level editor (if unit x in amount y is in zone z, than this).
By making maps for doom (dos) i learned how to manage hardware ressources, as it will just crash, if you have too much on the screen.
So you learn how to overcome such things with clever level design.
Re: Worms 2 Is Now Playable Again On Modern PCs, And Better Than Ever
"dodgy files from unknown sources"
Thats a bit dramatic
Mostly fan pages and many games have such fan patches on fan pages
But glad that there is a better patch now, the old one really wasn't perfect.
Worms 2 has some nice insane option, you can make every bullet of the minigun as huge with its impact as the holy granate
Re: Random: Here's The Story Of Why Capcom's SNES Aladdin Game Didn't Feature A Sword
I personally like the Super Nintendo Game more, the Megadrive Game feels just as western Plattformers do of that Time, a bit chaotic and lacking a good Level Design (telling the Players via Indicators where they can or can't go).
Re: Blaze Announce Dual Cart Featuring Mega Drive Titles Metal Dragon & Life On Mars
Hmm these look interesting
@WileyDragonfly
It seems the game is a homage to 80s Movies and games that are a homage to 80s movies.
Re: Fan Creates A "First Of Its Kind" Xbox Portable Using Real Hardware
Is it a Mega Duke?
Re: Triple Impact Is A Promising New SNES Beat 'Em Up
Yeah it rotates!
Looking forward into new Super Nintendo Games
Re: Lara Croft's Tomb Raider Series Has Sold Over 100 Million Copies
@Steel76
I agree, i want badass Lara, not the whiney and especially not the Netflix Version.
Guess it will get only worse.
Re: Castlevania: Nocturne Director Hints Season 3 Will Only Happen If You Support Season 2
Nah, was ok but than got boring, rather stop before it will get even more boring
Re: Industry Veteran MicroProse Is Publishing Desert Strike Spiritual Successor, Cleared Hot
@LowDefAl
But it seems that the CEO is trying to be a real Successor to the old Microprose and one of the original Founders did help out.
So its more legit than others.
But i have to see the Products, to judge it
Re: Talking Point: Is There Such A Thing As "Bad" Nostalgia?
@RadioHedgeFund
It is not a Masterpiece, but far far away from being awful.
I have played many Games on the C64 and Super Nintendo that could be called awful.
I even count the Ninja Turtles on NES as a very awful Game.
@MasterChiefWiggum
There were some Scenes that were bad, but overall the Prequels had many very good outstanding ones, be it the Battle with Darth Maul, the Pod Racers or the Colosseum Battle.
Re: Review: Victory Heat Rally (Steam) - A Fun But Shallow Tribute To Sega's "Super Scaler" Classics
@AJB83
I like that Cruisn Game on the Switch very mutch and it has no Weapons.
Missed such games
This here has very nice Grafics and does stand out, maybe i'll give it a try
Re: MiSTer FPGA SNES Core Gets A Much-Requested Feature
@RetroGames
I am looking at Plok and other Games, that have no Save or Password Feature
Re: Interview: Shadowgate's Co-Creator On Returning To The NES Classic 30 Years Later
Beyond Shadowgate is really good, i can't enjoy Shadowgate as much, because the Mechnic with the Torches is nothing that matches my personal Taste.
I am looking to play the VR Game next