jygsaw

I remember being at E3 near its US debut. Colored was definitely the focus, even got a shirt. I always did wonder what happened to these guys. Crazy story.

I remember being pretty upset once the I realized that Solid Snake was no longer the main character. I let my little brother take over and watched him play though until the end. So yeah, never did finish MGS2.

@JayJ Seriously! EGM and GameFan were my only havens for import gaming (didn’t own a computer after college). In my hometown, this video game store opened and that was another time I saw import games for the first time (though I could never afford anything there at that time).

I remember seeing this game for the first time at a local anime convention. Really, it was the first time I had seen import games in person. It blew me away!

Would be interesting if it came out before the Analogue 3D.

Ah, this series premiered just as I was entering junior high school. While I did love the art style and awesome 90s anime intro, it wasn’t particularly fun for me to watch. I think the butchered story for US kiddy audiences was underwhelming, for me.

Although MUGEN and OpenBOR were exciting back in the aughts, it’s mostly just meh nowadays.

In grand scheme of things with current AI, it’s just okay at making creative things. It’ll take a few years, me thinks.

Isn’t it Cody Rhodes as Guile?

I know a lot of older games have that retro “this is actually pretty good” appeal, but Mystic Quest is a game I didn’t enjoy then nor now.

@Bakamoichigei same, I enjoyed the series.

I had the referenced EGM! I didn’t know it was a meme lol. I was still heavy into 2D games, so I remember seeing the skeletons and just being very unenthusiastic.

The fact that the Neo Geo is and has continually pushed the limits of its functionality is amazing. I thought Samurai Shodown as a teen was as good as it gets. This thing will never die and I’m here for it.

@jygsaw and just now remembering there was a Starblade port…

I guess I’m dumb, because I didn’t know the 3DO was capable of pushing polygons.

Man, Apogee was THAT game dev in the DOS days. Cool to see this!

I think we can all agree that only people that deserved to be attacked is the Supersega “team”.

Crazy, was just thinking about how the CDi lacked fighting games.

To this day, I still wonder what SNES CD games would’ve been like. If I remember correctly, what became Chrono Trigger was originally a CD game.

I know he only really covers the PC sector, but it’d be so cool to see Steve from Gamers Nexus dig into this chump.

EDIT: Annnnnd, it’s just another Android emulator machine. Mehhhhh.

Ehhhh all the PC handhelds are all the same to me now. Unless they’re doing some kind of FPGA dealy, I’m not too excited.

Yo, if this is a mini PC with oculink, I might bite 😆