Instead of releasing 527 different models, each year. How about one budget, one mid range and one high end. Three models, every two years. Pick a design and stick with it. They're flooding the market with all these new models, and their clone designs.
"Buy today! Next week, a much better model will be released, so better hurry."
Not a fan of the limited view forward. It just looks claustrophobic. Would be like playing Gradius, on a TATE screen, while the gameplay is still horizontal.
Oh well, looks fun otherwise. Just wish they brought back the demo on Steam, that I missed out on.
"because asking museums to download a copy of Grand Theft Auto VI and hope it'll run in 50 years is not a preservation solution."
I doubt that the blu-ray discs, for PS5, will work 50 years from now, as they are even more fragile, than a CD or DVD. I already have lost a couple of discs, due to disc rot, etc.
Digital backups is the only way to truly preserve the games.
Cartridges don't last forever either.
As the mask roms, also age.
Got Atari 2600 and Intellivision carts, that are beyond repair, due to this.
Also had a few DS carts die on me.
Nothing lasts forever.
This is a really great and impressive shmup. They should have included this as a bonus on the Gradius/Salamander collections. Putting it together with a Goemon collection, seems a bit odd. Or better yet, let people buy the game on modern platforms.
Can't get this to work, either on emulator or with a Everdrive. Patched the correct rom, but i only get a black screen. Anyone else with the same problem?
And...
"Over the past week, we've worked tirelessly with our partners to find ways to lower the price while staying true to the product we've set out to build."
Suuure they did. Classic damage control.
And I bet they're made, very cheaply, in China π€£
Getting some Tallarico flashbacks π
Seriously, noone is forced to download and use Social Media apps, on a smartphone.
If you can't resist installing that crap, then you might have some personal issues to take care of, to get rid of the addiction.
Because even if you have a dumbphone, there are these things called computers, and tablets.
Maybe we should go back to using a Vic 20, just in case π
I stopped buying re-releases of Mega Drive games, it just feels like glorified bootlegs, preying on the FOMO crowd. I just play them on my Everdrive instead, which have saved me an insane amount of money. And $100, for the easiest game to find complete in a box, for way less? It's just ridiculous... Only new releases, I buy for retro systems, are indie games. Like Earthion, whenever they are releasing it.
How many hardcore Commodore fans, are left among us, who would pay $500 for this *****? I grew up with the Vic-20 and C64, but no amount of nostalgia, would make me pay that much, for a phone with the same specs, as a Chinese budget phone. And the younger generations, don't even know what a Commodore is. The few hardcore fans that will buy one, will probably use it for a couple of days, before it goes back in the box.
The reaper will once again come for Commodore, if they think they can sell ANYTHING, by just slapping the classic logo on the device. Perifractic is so damn out of touch. And it's kinda hilarious, how he hates modern stuff, and yet uses Gen-Ai, for their commercials.
I expected some pointless crap like this.
What's next? A TV that only shows Knight Rider episodes, on a loop? π€£
Perifractic needs to climb out of his nostalgia bubble.
@Oyaji_Music Would be hilarious, if the wrong game is in the box. Like Urban Champion or something. But since it will stay sealed, no one will ever know. Wonder if the shrinkwrap will keep shrinking, ending up crushing the box. I seen it happen with even earlier sealed games, for the Atari and Colecovision etc. Would be funny if it did π€£
How about they make a brand NEW Dodonpachi game, instead of milking the same games?
I still enjoy playing the original Dodonpachi, as it still had that Toaplan look and feel to it, with great REAL pixel art (instead of ugly pre-rendered sprites), and an amazing hard rock soundtrack. And most important thing of all, for me, no anime girls screaming in your ears...
Master System has 8KB of RAM and 16KB of VRAM which is largely superior to the NES' 2KB of work RAM and 2KB of VRAM, and it also the Zilog Z80 processor runs at 3.58mhz whilst the NES's Ricohs 2A03 and 2A07 run at 1.79 and 1.66mhz
On NES, those expansion chips in the NES carts, was doing that extra work, not the native NES hardware itself.
@Kev711
Yes PC Engine games, look 16-bit.
It has a 8 bit processor with a 16 bit graphics chip.
If a game looks close to something you find on SNES and Mega Drive, then it almost looks like a 16 bit game = many Master System games, compared to what you see on the NES.
Glad they choose Master System, instead of the NES, due to the more powerful hardware and colors. Many Master System games, almost looks like 16bit in comparison.
Looks like a reskin of Deathsmiles, which in itself was inspired by Cotton.
I used to love Cave styled bullet hell games, but now I just find them annoying, especially with screechy anime voices.
Sad that most modern shmups are made this way.
If it will get exclusive games, and also can be docked to a tv, then sure. But if it's just yet another device, playing modern "retro" games, that are available everywhere, then I'm not interested.
Also:
"If all developers are focusing on these huge cinematic experiences, and they're aiming at teenagers and [people in their] early 20s, that kind of age group, then I think they are missing a trick."
How out of touch are they? Plenty of us older gamers enjoy also those modern games, and there are a HUGE number of games, that are more than cinematic, and made for all age groups. Even some elderly people in their 70s-80s have started to play modern video games.
I'm playing the Adventures of Elliot demo, and it feels like playing a recently discovered old SNES/PS1 game, when it comes to the experience. Getting the same feeling, as when I played Zelda 3, in my teens.
There are a "million" ways to play retro games today, from any old system. Retrogamers who grew up in the 70:s-90:s, either still have their favorite systems, or have moved on to emulation or fpga. Evercade was a fun novelty, the first year or two, but mediocre built quality, and cartridges that can die at any moment, and now focusing on newer stuff, killed the fun. I'm so burned out on this nostalgia wave anyway, as the market have become oversaturated with it now.
Just get a chinese handheld, and play everything, up to the 32bit era. It blows the Evercade away, no matter if it's emulation or fpga. Or I bet everone, have a device at home, capable of emulation, these days.
I got zero problems, downloading roms, as the original programmers/developers, wont see any of the money, from Evercade sales.
Though I gladly support new indie games, for old consoles, if I can buy the rom, directly from the developer, instead of going through a company like Evercade.
Wonder how this retro wave will survive, when our generation is gone. Sure some younger gamers also enjoy retro, but I bet it's mostly from the N64-PS3 era now.
Loved those old arcade styled games, we got on our cellphones, back in the early 2000:s. Back when mobile games wasn't pay to win crap, and an endless sea of shovelware. I miss my old Nokia π
950 euros now, for the 1tb model, for a 4 year old, already outdated handheld, than can barely run newer AAA games, at the lowers setting and resolutions. You can get a PS5 Pro for less than that.
I'm glad I upgraded my PC, two years ago, before this madness started...
Was looking forward to buy the Steam VR headset, but it will probably be stupid expensive now.
And I don't dare to guess what the Steam Machine will cost. It was supposed to be a budget way, to bring PC gaming to the living room. But since it's supposed to be 6x the power of a Steam Deck, that entry point will become unaffordable, defeating the purpose of the damn thing.
If this AI crisis, keeps on going for many years to come, then my latest upgrade to my gaming PC, might be the last.
So they made it insanely difficult now? I'll stick with the OG version. The game had some incredible visuals at the time, especially for a handheld, with scaling FX etc. It even looks good on a bigger screen. To me it has always been a classic.
Kinda hilarious to think, that if the US coverart, for Mega Man 1 and 2 (not as bad, but still wrong look of Mega Man, including the EU artwork), was released today, everyone (including me) would think it was AI slop. π
Amongst all the bad things going on in the world, this is kind of a first world problem.
Yes I have been part of forums, that suddenly shut down after 20 years. Sad, but nothing in life lasts forever. And to him, that money was better saved for something more important.
@Protion9 Good choice, I have a Mega CD 1, but I have tried to fix it many times now, without success, so I give up. Was also thinking about upgrading to a Pro, just for CD support, but might pick up a Superstation in the future. Unless I get a Mega CD 2 instead.
When it comes to the fan, I bet their are plenty of alternatives, that will fit inside the case.
Odd that the fan is not included, especially when running N64 games. FPGA + summer heatwave will probably end badly, when you're in the middle of an intense boss battle, and the unit shutsdown due to overheating.
Add a fan to your purchase.
There we're so many covers, both on magazines and video game covers (Remember Barbarian?), back in the 80:s-90:s, that would give the modern audience a complete meltdown. I can tell a lot of people online, who was too young to remember, or wasn't born yet.
I miss the good old days, when we had hot (real) chicks on the covers.
But I guess straight males, aren't allowed to enjoy that anymore, without all hell breaking loose online π€£
What's the point, when you can play the original with an emulator, since you still have to use a rom?
If they had made an enhanced remake instead, with higher res details, or some other visual effects, then sure. but a 1:1 port...
Or I could just stick with the real Wonderboy games. I would rather see games INSPIRED by the classic, bringing their own take on the genre, instead of clones.
I recommend trying them out on emulators or flashcards, before you throw money at them. For me, they definitely are of the "rent for one weekend, play for a few hours, return the cartridge, regretting wasting money on it" category.
I owned a Playdate, for about two weeks, until I sold it. Fun gimmick at first, but the tiny screen and mostly generic games (fun for 10 minutes), killed it for me. Definitely quantity over quality. MUCH better indie games on any other platform.
Pre-ordered. Should we stop buying everything SNK game now? How about the SNK licensed Everdrive carts and handhelds? The collections on Switch? Etc. No matter what we buy, there is always some evil ***hole gaining from it, even with Nintendo. I mostly think that Plaion, is going to gain the most from this, and I gladly support that company.
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Re: "Relive The Pure Joy Of The 2D Golden Era" - Meet The RG SP, Anbernic's Latest GBA SP-Inspired Handheld
Instead of releasing 527 different models, each year. How about one budget, one mid range and one high end. Three models, every two years. Pick a design and stick with it. They're flooding the market with all these new models, and their clone designs.
"Buy today! Next week, a much better model will be released, so better hurry."
Re: Hands On: I Was Already Excited About Truxton Extreme, But Playing It On A Next-Gen Cinema Screen Is Something Else
Not a fan of the limited view forward.
It just looks claustrophobic.
Would be like playing Gradius, on a TATE screen, while the gameplay is still horizontal.
Oh well, looks fun otherwise.
Just wish they brought back the demo on Steam, that I missed out on.
Re: The Video Game History Foundation Wants "Meaningful Solutions" From The ESA For "Preserving Digital-Only Content"
"because asking museums to download a copy of Grand Theft Auto VI and hope it'll run in 50 years is not a preservation solution."
I doubt that the blu-ray discs, for PS5, will work 50 years from now, as they are even more fragile, than a CD or DVD. I already have lost a couple of discs, due to disc rot, etc.
Digital backups is the only way to truly preserve the games.
Cartridges don't last forever either.
As the mask roms, also age.
Got Atari 2600 and Intellivision carts, that are beyond repair, due to this.
Also had a few DS carts die on me.
Nothing lasts forever.
Re: M2's 'Ganbare Goemon' Collection Hides A Never-Before-Ported Konami Shoot 'Em Up
@PKDuckman
Thanks, I'll check it out tonight ππ
Re: M2's 'Ganbare Goemon' Collection Hides A Never-Before-Ported Konami Shoot 'Em Up
This is a really great and impressive shmup.
They should have included this as a bonus on the Gradius/Salamander collections.
Putting it together with a Goemon collection, seems a bit odd. Or better yet, let people buy the game on modern platforms.
Re: GG Aleste 3 Is Now Playable On The Master System, But Please Do The Right Thing
Can't get this to work, either on emulator or with a Everdrive.
Patched the correct rom, but i only get a black screen.
Anyone else with the same problem?
Re: "We Want To Provide The Content Our Fans Are Really Looking For" - SNK On Metal Slug's Upcoming Reboot
Yeah, Metal Slug has had to many spin-offs now.
2D, or don't bother.
Re: "There Are A Hundred Things We Could Have Done Differently" - Quake's Creators Reflect On The "Grim Cost" Of The Classic FPS
Quake 1 is still my favorite.
Sadly it REALLY fell apart, with the fourth game, that felt like Call of Duty in space...
I hope we get a Doom 2016 styled reboot of Quake. With that gothic style, and focus on single player.
Re: "We Listened" - Commodore Reduces The Price Of Its Forthcoming Callback 8020 'Dumbphone'
Still too damn expensive.
And...
"Over the past week, we've worked tirelessly with our partners to find ways to lower the price while staying true to the product we've set out to build."
Suuure they did. Classic damage control.
And I bet they're made, very cheaply, in China π€£
Getting some Tallarico flashbacks π
Seriously, noone is forced to download and use Social Media apps, on a smartphone.
If you can't resist installing that crap, then you might have some personal issues to take care of, to get rid of the addiction.
Because even if you have a dumbphone, there are these things called computers, and tablets.
Maybe we should go back to using a Vic 20, just in case π
Re: "Embarrassing" - These $100 Sonic Re-Releases Aren't Going Down Well With Fans
I stopped buying re-releases of Mega Drive games, it just feels like glorified bootlegs, preying on the FOMO crowd. I just play them on my Everdrive instead, which have saved me an insane amount of money.
And $100, for the easiest game to find complete in a box, for way less? It's just ridiculous...
Only new releases, I buy for retro systems, are indie games. Like Earthion, whenever they are releasing it.
Re: "This Isn't Your Granny's Flip Phone" - Commodore Defends Its $500 Dumbphone
How many hardcore Commodore fans, are left among us, who would pay $500 for this *****?
I grew up with the Vic-20 and C64, but no amount of nostalgia, would make me pay that much, for a phone with the same specs, as a Chinese budget phone. And the younger generations, don't even know what a Commodore is.
The few hardcore fans that will buy one, will probably use it for a couple of days, before it goes back in the box.
The reaper will once again come for Commodore, if they think they can sell ANYTHING, by just slapping the classic logo on the device. Perifractic is so damn out of touch.
And it's kinda hilarious, how he hates modern stuff, and yet uses Gen-Ai, for their commercials.
Re: Commodore's Next Hardware Release Is Dumb, And Proud Of It
I expected some pointless crap like this.
What's next? A TV that only shows Knight Rider episodes, on a loop? π€£
Perifractic needs to climb out of his nostalgia bubble.
Re: "Not Touched For Nearly 40 Years" - Rare Copy Of Super Mario Bros. Sells For $3 Million
@Oyaji_Music
Would be hilarious, if the wrong game is in the box. Like Urban Champion or something.
But since it will stay sealed, no one will ever know.
Wonder if the shrinkwrap will keep shrinking, ending up crushing the box.
I seen it happen with even earlier sealed games, for the Atari and Colecovision etc.
Would be funny if it did π€£
Re: "Not Touched For Nearly 40 Years" - Rare Copy Of Super Mario Bros. Sells For $3 Million
What the hell is wrong with these people??
Braindead fools...
Re: Review: Dark Alien In Deep Space (Vectrex) - Survival Horror Straight Outta 1982
This is so cool!
Definitely buying a copy.
Thanks for the review and link to their site.
Re: "The Battle Continues" - Cave Revives Classic Bullet Hell Shmup For New "Reignite" Release
How about they make a brand NEW Dodonpachi game, instead of milking the same games?
I still enjoy playing the original Dodonpachi, as it still had that Toaplan look and feel to it, with great REAL pixel art (instead of ugly pre-rendered sprites), and an amazing hard rock soundtrack. And most important thing of all, for me, no anime girls screaming in your ears...
Re: Surprise! The Developers Behind Cuphead Just Announced A New 8-Bit Spin-Off For The Sega Master System
@turboxray
I play on all systems.
Master System has 8KB of RAM and 16KB of VRAM which is largely superior to the NES' 2KB of work RAM and 2KB of VRAM, and it also the Zilog Z80 processor runs at 3.58mhz whilst the NES's Ricohs 2A03 and 2A07 run at 1.79 and 1.66mhz
On NES, those expansion chips in the NES carts, was doing that extra work, not the native NES hardware itself.
The Master System don't need that.
And still delivers better graphics.
Check out this WIP demo, as an example.
https://youtu.be/QjKFJFGvDg0?is=vsr8oHQjJyPgxMae
Re: Surprise! The Developers Behind Cuphead Just Announced A New 8-Bit Spin-Off For The Sega Master System
@Kev711
Yes PC Engine games, look 16-bit.
It has a 8 bit processor with a 16 bit graphics chip.
If a game looks close to something you find on SNES and Mega Drive, then it almost looks like a 16 bit game = many Master System games, compared to what you see on the NES.
Re: Surprise! The Developers Behind Cuphead Just Announced A New 8-Bit Spin-Off For The Sega Master System
Glad they choose Master System, instead of the NES, due to the more powerful hardware and colors. Many Master System games, almost looks like 16bit in comparison.
Re: Cotton Reboot! High Tension! Is Finally Coming To The West, Along With Switch 2 & PS5 Versions Of Cotton Reboot!
Looks like a reskin of Deathsmiles, which in itself was inspired by Cotton.
I used to love Cave styled bullet hell games, but now I just find them annoying, especially with screechy anime voices.
Sad that most modern shmups are made this way.
Re: Rumour: Sega Might Be Releasing A Low-Cost Handheld With Removable Game Carts
If it will get exclusive games, and also can be docked to a tv, then sure.
But if it's just yet another device, playing modern "retro" games, that are available everywhere, then I'm not interested.
Re: "I Think They Are Missing A Trick" - Evercade Boss Says The Games Industry Is Failing Older Players
Also:
"If all developers are focusing on these huge cinematic experiences, and they're aiming at teenagers and [people in their] early 20s, that kind of age group, then I think they are missing a trick."
How out of touch are they? Plenty of us older gamers enjoy also those modern games, and there are a HUGE number of games, that are more than cinematic, and made for all age groups. Even some elderly people in their 70s-80s have started to play modern video games.
I'm playing the Adventures of Elliot demo, and it feels like playing a recently discovered old SNES/PS1 game, when it comes to the experience. Getting the same feeling, as when I played Zelda 3, in my teens.
Re: "I Think They Are Missing A Trick" - Evercade Boss Says The Games Industry Is Failing Older Players
There are a "million" ways to play retro games today, from any old system. Retrogamers who grew up in the 70:s-90:s, either still have their favorite systems, or have moved on to emulation or fpga. Evercade was a fun novelty, the first year or two, but mediocre built quality, and cartridges that can die at any moment, and now focusing on newer stuff, killed the fun. I'm so burned out on this nostalgia wave anyway, as the market have become oversaturated with it now.
Just get a chinese handheld, and play everything, up to the 32bit era. It blows the Evercade away, no matter if it's emulation or fpga. Or I bet everone, have a device at home, capable of emulation, these days.
I got zero problems, downloading roms, as the original programmers/developers, wont see any of the money, from Evercade sales.
Though I gladly support new indie games, for old consoles, if I can buy the rom, directly from the developer, instead of going through a company like Evercade.
Wonder how this retro wave will survive, when our generation is gone. Sure some younger gamers also enjoy retro, but I bet it's mostly from the N64-PS3 era now.
Re: "The Small Sprites Are Really Cute!" - A Long-Forgotten Mobile Port Of Metal Slug Has Been Rescued From The Digital Abyss
Loved those old arcade styled games, we got on our cellphones, back in the early 2000:s.
Back when mobile games wasn't pay to win crap, and an endless sea of shovelware.
I miss my old Nokia π
Re: Thanks To AI, The Steam Deck Now Costs As Much As $300 More
950 euros now, for the 1tb model, for a 4 year old, already outdated handheld, than can barely run newer AAA games, at the lowers setting and resolutions. You can get a PS5 Pro for less than that.
I'm glad I upgraded my PC, two years ago, before this madness started...
Was looking forward to buy the Steam VR headset, but it will probably be stupid expensive now.
And I don't dare to guess what the Steam Machine will cost. It was supposed to be a budget way, to bring PC gaming to the living room. But since it's supposed to be 6x the power of a Steam Deck, that entry point will become unaffordable, defeating the purpose of the damn thing.
If this AI crisis, keeps on going for many years to come, then my latest upgrade to my gaming PC, might be the last.
Re: "The GBA Is So Back" - Gradius Advance Gets A Comprehensive Fan-Made Upgrade
So they made it insanely difficult now?
I'll stick with the OG version.
The game had some incredible visuals at the time, especially for a handheld, with scaling FX etc.
It even looks good on a bigger screen.
To me it has always been a classic.
Re: Can You Match These Konami Arcade Flyers With Their Games?
All, except nr 12.
Re: The Team Behind This Motion-Sensing Box Think It Can Match The Sales Of The Nintendo Wii
Yeah...good luck with that.
How clueless are these developers? π€£
Re: This Mega Man Hand-Drawn Game Guide Is A Delightful Human-Made Antidote To AI-Generated Slop
I guess my opinion didn't count...
Re: This Mega Man Hand-Drawn Game Guide Is A Delightful Human-Made Antidote To AI-Generated Slop
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Re: KAZe's "Legendary" Sega Saturn Pinball Game 'Last Gladiators' Is Set To Make A Comeback
One of the first Saturn games I bought, and as a metalhead, the soundtrack was surprisingly good. So glad it's finally getting a re-release π€π
Re: This Mega Man Hand-Drawn Game Guide Is A Delightful Human-Made Antidote To AI-Generated Slop
Kinda hilarious to think, that if the US coverart, for Mega Man 1 and 2 (not as bad, but still wrong look of Mega Man, including the EU artwork), was released today, everyone (including me) would think it was AI slop. π
Re: "An Unparalleled Experience No FPGA Console Could Come Close To" - SuperSega Is Back, And It's Even Crazier Than Last Time
It this point, it feels like he's just trolling people. π€£
Re: Piko Interactive Acquires Two More Super A'Can IPs, Teases Something New Is On The Cards
Yup, they sure love their slop π
Re: "Thanks For Destroying Your Own Legacy" - Quarter-Century Of Online Gaming History Vanishes As Digital Press Forum Goes Dark
Amongst all the bad things going on in the world, this is kind of a first world problem.
Yes I have been part of forums, that suddenly shut down after 20 years. Sad, but nothing in life lasts forever. And to him, that money was better saved for something more important.
Re: Piko Interactive Acquires Two More Super A'Can Games, Teases Something New Is On The Cards
The full collection of clones and shovelware π
https://youtu.be/LCeZZPJ_D34?is=rfTWVOQluatLaLru
Re: Review: SuperStation One - This $210 FPGA PlayStation Puts Sony's PS Classic To Shame
@Protion9
Good choice, I have a Mega CD 1, but I have tried to fix it many times now, without success, so I give up.
Was also thinking about upgrading to a Pro, just for CD support, but might pick up a Superstation in the future. Unless I get a Mega CD 2 instead.
When it comes to the fan, I bet their are plenty of alternatives, that will fit inside the case.
Re: Review: SuperStation One - This $210 FPGA PlayStation Puts Sony's PS Classic To Shame
Odd that the fan is not included, especially when running N64 games. FPGA + summer heatwave will probably end badly, when you're in the middle of an intense boss battle, and the unit shutsdown due to overheating.
Add a fan to your purchase.
Re: "The OS Isn't Yet Where It Needs To Be" - The Full-Size Amiga Replica 'THEA1200' Has Been Delayed
Still on the fence about this one.
Wish it was FPGA instead, but if the emulation works well, without annoying input lag, then I might get one.
Still regret selling my original A1200 a couple of years ago...
Re: Random: "This Isn't Real, Is It?" - These Annoying Gen AI Adverts For Retro Consoles Are Fooling A Lot Of People
Classic cover art from the 80:s.
https://img.tradera.net/images/168/643299168_db2758a3-4d9a-4b32-9609-19ca8619ff88.jpg
https://dn710701.ca.archive.org/0/items/Tenstar_Barbarian_Palace_Amiga/01_Front.jpg
My girlfriend just rolls her eyes and laughs at the internet outrage.
Yes, even woman are getting tired of the pampering.
Re: Random: "This Isn't Real, Is It?" - These Annoying Gen AI Adverts For Retro Consoles Are Fooling A Lot Of People
There we're so many covers, both on magazines and video game covers (Remember Barbarian?), back in the 80:s-90:s, that would give the modern audience a complete meltdown. I can tell a lot of people online, who was too young to remember, or wasn't born yet.
Re: Random: "This Isn't Real, Is It?" - These Annoying Gen AI Adverts For Retro Consoles Are Fooling A Lot Of People
I miss the good old days, when we had hot (real) chicks on the covers.
But I guess straight males, aren't allowed to enjoy that anymore, without all hell breaking loose online π€£
Re: Miracle Boy Is An Atari ST "Masterpiece" You Can Download Now
@Samoteph
Missed that there was a demo.
I'll give it a try π
Re: Zelda: Minish Cap Gets Natively Ported To PC
What's the point, when you can play the original with an emulator, since you still have to use a rom?
If they had made an enhanced remake instead, with higher res details, or some other visual effects, then sure. but a 1:1 port...
Re: Miracle Boy Is An Atari ST "Masterpiece" You Can Download Now
Or I could just stick with the real Wonderboy games. I would rather see games INSPIRED by the classic, bringing their own take on the genre, instead of clones.
Re: The Revived Commodore Just Announced Its Next FPGA Recreation, "Complete With The Original 1986 Imperfections"
"Founderβs Edition ($499.99) - PVD gold keycaps, real 24k gold-plated Commodore and Power badges, and a gently translucent white case"
Seriously, it's getting REALLY tacky now π€£
Re: Retro-Bit Is Blessing Two More 16-Bit Cult Classics With Physical Re-Releases
I recommend trying them out on emulators or flashcards, before you throw money at them.
For me, they definitely are of the "rent for one weekend, play for a few hours, return the cartridge, regretting wasting money on it" category.
Re: Playdate Has Had Enough Of All This Generative AI Nonsense
I owned a Playdate, for about two weeks, until I sold it.
Fun gimmick at first, but the tiny screen and mostly generic games (fun for 10 minutes), killed it for me. Definitely quantity over quality.
MUCH better indie games on any other platform.
Re: Talking Point: "We, The Consumers, Need To Vote With Our Wallets" - The Moral Dilemma Of Supporting SNK In 2026
And by the way, there is so much ***** going on in the world right now, and sites like this are usually an escape from that.
Re: Talking Point: "We, The Consumers, Need To Vote With Our Wallets" - The Moral Dilemma Of Supporting SNK In 2026
Pre-ordered.
Should we stop buying everything SNK game now?
How about the SNK licensed Everdrive carts and handhelds? The collections on Switch? Etc.
No matter what we buy, there is always some evil ***hole gaining from it, even with Nintendo.
I mostly think that Plaion, is going to gain the most from this, and I gladly support that company.