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I like it, but it still feels finicky to play. Looks great ingame, cutscenes are identical which is disappointing but not surprising. Nice to have 1 and 2 on PS4 now.

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I would love a new Lammy though. Damn.

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chinese

None of those even play the same.

>>3904812
This game isn't really comparable to those desu, outside of "is an RPG", but I would say that the game has more to it than Earthbound, but the story in Chrono Trigger combined with decent mechanics probably puts it a bit ahead of SMRPG, however SMRPG has the best combat system of them all by far.

>>3904819
yeah I know, just talking about classic snes rpgs

>>3904776
>TG-16
That'll put a dent in your wallet.

Atari 2600 if you wanna do it on the REAL cheap.

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Depends on what kind of games or what companies you like. PC Engine is probably a better investment than TG-16, has a bigger library and the games tend to be cheaper, but not inexpensive, especially if you have to have your games complete. Honestly NES is still a decent choice because the majority of the games are still relatively cheap if you're not going for the super in-demand titles.

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>>3904625
This doesn't even count as bait.

So you never played X, X2 and X3.

>>3904625

>Megaman games
>"Good"

Pick one OP.

>>3904613
What exactly is a "fullscreen LCD TV"?

>>3904639
I assume they mean a display with a 4:3 aspect ratio. I used to play Dreamcast games on an old one but it's toast.

>>3904639
From OP's picture i'd assume he maybe means 4:3 TFT displays?

>>3904356
Sergey

Say-guh

Sea-guh

You've got the major differences down. It's mostly a matter of personal preference, there's no objective best.

>>3904285
The type of bloom which the 310's high voltage regulator fixes has nothing to do with any supposed tricks used by game developers.

It just means the overall image raster grows and shrinks dependent on the brightness level.

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Aperture grille basically makes for squarer pixels

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>>3904162
Little Nemo: The Dream Master.

Could not beat that train stage as a kid, but about a year ago I sat down with it and pushed through the entire game, but it was definitely still hard as fuck. Pic related.

>>3904162
How does this make any sense? If anything kids have more time to spare, and have more dedication, learn faster and have quicker reflexes.

You don't get better at games just because you're older.

I hate how society treats kids like retards. It's exactly when you think that way that you prevent them from reaching their true potential.

>>3904175
I think practice is a key element. I got better at gaming over time the same way I got better at playing guitar over time. Plus, retro games are the first games I ever played growing up, so I was a noob at everything for a while

dead?

runescape classic is better nostalgia andnotretro

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common guys lurkers unite

>>3903885
>Haul
lel

>>3903896
What should it be called?

>>3903885

That PlayStation looks like shit, or your camera just isn't very good quality. If I understand the conversion between pounds and USD correctly, you paid between $6 - $12 for that. If it's at least functional, then I suppose it's not a bad deal. But I'd be wary of picking up an early model, as those had faulty optical assemblies that overheated.

>haul

What?

>piss easy
>"best" Castlevania

Okay

>>3903737
Best is subjective depending on what an individual enjoys and wants out of a game. This is supposed to be a board for 18+ where people would understand that. Often doesn't seem to be the case though.

in b4 australian guy

Final Fantasy VII

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Eco Fighters.

Final Fantasy VII is the daddy of this.

https://bigtallwords.com/2012/07/03/displacement-in-final-fantasy-vii/

A good essay on one part of it, and there's also the stream-of-consiousness review by this guy:

http://socksmakepeoplesexy.net/index.php?a=ff07

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On the subject of environmentalism itself, has anyone noticed how it's stopped being proactive and became reactive? I remember big deals being made out of things like running water and food miles, but while those still are mentioned, the far worse contributor of tech-miles (the carbon foot print of various consumer electronics) has never been mentioned?

rainbow cotton

>>3903434
What made 80s anime special? How was it different from 90s anime?

You mean games based on 80s anime?

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>>3902907
The dumb humor in Larry games makes me smile.

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>>3902909
lewd

>>3902907
I hope you're playing it in ScummVM.

Very challenging, so they generally provide good amounts of playtime for the price without resorting to never-ending dialogue, cutscenes, and attack animations like RPGs did.

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bullet hell games are kind of hypnotic
when i play Mushihimesama i get entranced and feel cathartic when all those golden coin whatsits go flying into my player

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Because they provide near-constant, pure, fully engaged gameplay, which enables the player to enter the psychological state known as flow.