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>>4159793
>kid vid is dr dude as a child

>>4159793
how do they make the patty taste so good? it's really a mystery to me. every other hamburger patty I tasted feels flavourless, Feels like it's just a filler while the bread, cheese and sauce do all the work.

>>4159590
Which?

PS1 and SS are both cool, have fun

/thread

If you're emulating, PS1 version is still the best because it has the most accurate emulators.

PS1. Saturn port's extras don't make up for its technical failures.

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Try SoTN, it's fairly quick. Even more so if you go for the bad end.

>>4159498
>Sleep over at friend's house
>His cousin is there and has SotN, shows us it
>Lets me borrow it
>Come back a week or two later, load up my file in the Inverted Castle
>Cousin's mind is fucking blown

Fond memories.

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>>4159513
>this girl down the street had a cool dad with a ps1
>showed us SoTN
>everyone took turns playing the prologue
>I didn't get to even touch it
>gives it to me the next day
>realize every part after the prologue is the best part
This game was seriously love at first sight. Hands down my favorite video game ever, even considering how the inverted castle felt.

It's more alright than good, but its definitely not bad.

>>4159231
It's kind of like Toshinden on the Gameboy, except it has much better competition on the platform, so it doesn't come off as good (GB version of Toshinden was probably the best 2d fighter on the system).

>>4159231
It plays like total shit and doesn't feel like Virtua Fighter at all.

>>4158765
the first one, each game gets slightly harder than the last except 4 which is just bullshit.

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>>4158806
shit just realized I left my name as op from the last time I made a thread sorry about that.

>>4158806
5 is also an easier one, but it's less stupid than 4.

3 is IMO the hardest one due to the hugelong final mission.

what time zone are we working within here?

32X has the others beat in terms of longevity. mega drives are dirt cheap and the thing just slots on top, provided you have the right wires.
3DOs are hard to get hold of.
jaguars regularly self-destruct.

if you're looking at it through contemporary eyes, the 32x is the only one people are ever going to have any luck finding.

32X wasn't a console and 3DO was miles better than the other two.

>>4158750
Two game stores near me both had Jaguars recently.

Also I see like 5 listings for 3DO consoles on eBay right now. Few things are truly hard to find in the age of the internet.

Because it glorifies war, obviously.

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I haven't figured out a top 10 list but I think it probably would be

>>4158734
>M151 on the cover
>accompanied by UH-60
Immersion ruined.

>buying shit at a convention
let's see what 200 bought you

>>4158732
I'm at work, so I can't take photos and the prices are based on memory. And yeah, I know I could've gotten better deals online, but I'm an impulsive faggot. My friend managed to somehow buy only one shirt and Megaman 8.

Metroid NES $25 (later saw it at another booth for 16, felt like a moron)
Castlevania NES for like, 20.
Adventures of Lolo NES, like 20, my friend beat it for the first time his weekend
Adventures of Lolo 2, 30 bucks
Rygar, 8 bucks (friend recommended it)
6 NES games for 20 (Totally Rad, Wizards and Warriors, Ironsword, Solstice, Mickey's Mousecapade and some other game, fuck)
5 dollars of Marble Madness NES
The Smurf's Nightmare GBC for 8 bucks
Super Mario World 20 bucks
Super Mario All-Stars 20 bucks
FF: Mystic Quest with Manual and Map 15 bucks
Super Smash Bros 40 bucks (the game looks pristine except that "Clay" wrote his name on it)
Tonic Trouble 8 bucks
Q*Bert PS1 for like 8 bucks

I think that's it.

>>4158748
I suppose that's not TOO bad all-in-all. That 6/20 deal you got was pretty nice really and your buddy was right to recommend Rygar that was a favorite of mine back in the day. It's mindblowing that Super Mario World fetches $20 I should have bought a hundred copies back in the day.

Probably because you don't follow Quake communities such as Tastyspleen or other fansites like quaddicted.

Doom offers a unique 3D map, 2D enemies system that no modern game copies even though it was very common after Doom came out. It's balanced to damn near perfection and is addictive to play because of it. It's the Tetris of FPS games.

Quake on the other hand is an early 3D shooter that has unsurprisingly been surpassed since then and doesn't hold up as well. It's not that anything in Quake is bad, it's just brown and pretty generic overall.

>>4158662
Quake has new released coming out almost weekly. Just get in the loop.

http://www.celephais.net/board/forum.php

A 15 map pack came out yesterday (map jam9), and a 17 map episode not long before that (retrojam?)

http://www.celephais.net/board/forum.php
https://www.quaddicted.com/

Its a smaller community than doom, but the quality is much higher imo.

>>4158282
>don't you hate when you go to see the big gold buddha, and you pick the leaf with virus on it!

>>4158282
What were the stand out titles?

I can't wait until /vr/ considers the Jaguar as an "underrated console".

Generally Japanese, unless the NA localization wasn't censored. Some games were fortunately spared from censorship policies, but that largely depends on the type of content that was in the original release.

Arbitrary changes bother me as well, like recoloring sprites or replacing things common in Japanese culture with their American "counterparts." I guess I can tolerate that to a degree, but not when the context of the game no longer makes any sense. (e.g. heavily white-washed characters in a Japanese historical setting)

Depends. I play Japanese SFC and N64 games, but PAL and American for everything else.

>>4158163
Why?

>>4158018
Look how big he is. Very nice, haha, I wonder how much he weighs

>>4158016
I downloaded this, and patched it myself.
Does it ever actually STOP with the walls of text, or is that supposed to be it's primary creative accomplishment?

Panic in the Mushroom Kingdom 1 and 2 are so good, wtf is this shit

>>4158004
no

>>4158004
No. The controllers aren't worth $1 each.

>>4158004
You wouldn't pay someone to lay a turd into your hands so why would you pay for this?

>>4157901
Retronaughts cause I've been following and reading Toasty Frog since before he was even at 1up and I like him.

>>4157907
Yet you still don't know it's RetroNAUTS. Anyway there are no good retro podcasts. They're all hosted by insufferable numale faggots. I would grit my teeth and bear it for Retronauts but I can't fucking stand Bob's loser friends Chris and Henry so I've since unsubscribed.

>>4158037
Yeah, spelling, meh. It's not for everyone, but I enjoy it and the hosts, but mostly Jeremy. Also I miss the 1up podcasts in general, it's the one that's survived and stayed mostly the same.

He WAS found first by Sigma and infected him with whatever virus.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPlTvJZG2J8

>>4157779
That's what I'm getting at though. Sigma found him, but what if Dr. Cain had found him prior to X? Cain can't be infected by the virus, and creating reploids from Zero would either render the virus inert (Since it's a natural part of Zero's programming) or allow Cain to create a Reploid that isn't affected by the virus.

Also, wasn't Sigma, being a Reploid, based on X's design like all the others?

>>4157782
That's a kickass story for a spinoff