RetroGamesman

This is awesome! I haven't gotten around to checking out retro achievements myself yet, I always loved the idea but was too lazy to set it up on a software emulator. But if it's coming to MiSTer, I will absolutely take the time to set it up!

@Eocene84 Yeah, I came here to mention BallisticNG as well. The amount of support the devs give it is crazy and it really does look & feel exactly like Wipeout with different name.

I really want to check out AGX GP when it comes out as well since I love this genre. But if anyone wants to scratch that itch right now, try BallisticNG.

It's a shame that some people on the internet can get so upset over a matter as trivial as this. I do hope VGE can still find a buyer soon, even if it means doing so through more private avenues to avoid flack from randos.

I played through this for my first time about a decade ago and everything from the voice acting, controls and lore is so endearingly weird, clunky and cheesy that I couldn't help but to love it. Glad to see someone working on modernizing this forgotten title.

I'm happy to see the kickstarter doing well! I've been waiting for something like this to come along for a while now. But the deal breaker for me is that it's not upgradable beyond these four games nor can you add other light gun games to play. But I would love to see how everything turns out once it gets shipped.

I'll have to check this out once it hits steam. Clock Tower is one of my favorite snes games and I play through it at least once a year. Hope it's good, because this could be right up my alley!

It does seem like an odd choice, it makes me wonder how many people are out there thinking "I wasn't going to get a switch 2, but I need those crt filters for my emulated games". My guess is that number is pretty close to zero.

This is awesome. I've always wanted to play these games ever since I learned about them from the parody version they did in Danganronpa 2.

Eadmaster and his team are GOATed for this one. I'm finally going to get to see the story through, it really is like a retro game dream come true.

A Street Fighter film by the director of the Eric Andre show is not a combo I would have expected, but is certainly a welcome one.

I'm always down for more ways to play Cotton!

One more chapter in the video game trap house