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Re: "Piracy Did Help The PlayStation Market" - How Bootlegs Allowed PlayStation To Take Over South Africa

romanista

Nice read @sketcz.. thanx, (baie dankie now we're talking about suid afrika) ... Interesting how you're first article felt quite African. A gaming world very different from us here in Europe (a bit like i discovered the Brazilian gaming world, remember), but this second article feels also a bit mainland Europe... Small markets, lots of piracy, ps1 dominance....

Re: "A Rare Piece Of Brazilian Video Game History" - How Capcom's Sega-Powered 'Slip Stream' Almost Starred Ayrton Senna

romanista

Lovely story, and in a way fitting that it was based around 1993, the last full Senna season... Remember his death well, I was celebrating Ajax' League title when iI heard

Having spent quite some time at Brazilian arcades in the beginning of the century ( see my article about games in the favela here.. https://ricklindeman.nl/games-in-the-favela/ i can't remember seeing this game alas... Would love a hamster release...

Re: Latest Hardware Run Of The Analogue Pocket Isn't Playing Nice With Everdrive Carts

romanista

Although i agree (@sketcz) there are usecases, i sometimes use my ez flash as well for some same games, since my favourite gba game (guru logic champ, english patched,) lives there, i think you can't really blame analogue for responding like they did, they just updated some stuff and this not the usecase they think is at their core... For the analogue 3d they updated the firmware to support more flashcarts, so who knows.....

Re: Guide: "No Emulation, No Compromise, No Comparison" - Everything You Need To Know About The $250 Neo Geo+ AES

romanista

@TrollOfWar no worries.
Yeah i saw the announcement last week... No really in the market for more evercade hardware at the moment i think.. i bought my alpha when i heard neo geo was coming since i always wanted a neo arcade... so i'm happy more neo geo carts are coming.... and i decorated my alpha with neo geo stickers.... works really nice...

(and although the aes trickles ofcourse, i play neo geo via fpga on my crt with a nice arcade stick as well ... so I try to refrain myself)

Re: Talking Point: "We, The Consumers, Need To Vote With Our Wallets" - The Moral Dilemma Of Supporting SNK In 2026

romanista

Thanx for sharing your thoughts @damo...since you probably predicted the reaction, it is at least slightly daring... And personally I think you are never hypocriete if you share the doubts you're having, and there is no consistant moral line... I work on sustainable mobility, but still fly writing about it..

On this specific situation.. it is logical that the saudi economy is diverging..the oil economy is ending in time...and im that way this could be a part of a transition.. but that is an optimistic view..Furthermore this are more business decisions than personally linked to MBS, so that makes it more comparable with buying stuff from China, or indeed the US...

A more cynical view is ofcourse that this is late state capitalism and this just indulges in more stuff we dont really needm while complain8ng about spending money on things we do need as humanity or western world.. but that is a much wider discussion

Yesterday i de ided not to buy this... I connect my analogue pocket via the analogizer, psn snac, psn converter to my x arcade and my crt and though: this self combined solution gives me more satisfaction than a pre made one... Even though it looks nice. ( And the price of those games..)