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>(((Sigma)))
Good lord, this actually makes sense. (((Sigma))) and his (((Mavericks))) keep society in a constant state of chaos, even pretty much destroy the planet, all because they want a Utopia for only (((them))), with humans either exterminated or as (((their))) eternal slaves.

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Useless trivia: Megaman X is always called X in japanese, never Rockman.

>>3842572
ekusu?

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Has there ever been a bigger faggot?

95% of 80s home computer games

[your favorite game]

yes
yes
not really
yes
no
only if you like monotonous racing games
yes

>>3843607
YOU'RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME, NOW

>>3843607
Thanks for you input

>Just imagine what could've been possible if it was for PC.

You mean PCu-cks not playing it and playing CS:GO and DOTA 2 all the time?

rly maks yuo thinkc

why do pc gamers always beg for ports?

>>3846347
there be raw mouse input+kb hacks. Look up 1964 Carnivorous Edition.

>>3846294
I've played on the original hardware, on emulator on PC, and the PC version.. but years ago. I remember that the PC version has some patches that have to do with graphics enhancements and other utilities like save game editors, midi extractors, among some other stuff.

If I were you and 1st time playing I'd do a vanilla PS1 emulated on PC on mednafen.

>>3846294
Here's a tip: Enemy level scale with your level, but since the best way to gain stat by junctioning magic (which you have to draw from enemies since they are limited), you'll end up playing cards most of the time since it is the only possible way to permanently increase a character's stat.

>>3846294

If a game is available on Steam I will buy it. It encourages more steam ports.

I want FFT and Tactics Ogre on there.

>>3845864
there's sort of a shop in gun-nac

>>3845864
No idea.
Well, you can always wait for J'n'G 2 to come out.
They finally started working on it few months back.

>>3845864
Definitely X-Out on Amiga, not a great shmup (a western one lol) but it has interesting ideas

Do you think it's still good, or does the box contain the corpses of a thousand mealmoths?

This cereal was really bad.

It was just Lucky Charms.

>>3845741
>This cereal was really bad.
>It was just Lucky Charms.
the fuck did you just insinuate about lucky charms

>>3845397
It's impossible since most operating systems don't let you have that much low level access to the hardware to control things such as keyboard lights, that being said it is a cool gimmick

>>3845416
Yeah.

I was messing around with trying to play sounds through the mobo speaker, but windows 7, 8, and 10 won't let you make hardware calls to it. Instead it just plays the alert tone though my headphones.

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>>3845416
You can turn all the PC light functions on or off through software, in dos at least.

>>3845429
I had a driver to use PC Speaker for audio in Win 3.1 pic related. Windows doesn't allow direct hardware access anymore, but it used to.

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https://youtu.be/6wWHZE14hP8

>>3845301
I love Lockjaw Saga too, it had been my favorite for years, being recently substituted as favorite by Hot Head Bop.

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>>3845301
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeSgJxwPv6k
guiles theme

They tried to copy Wizardry where you get random encounters upon entering a room and once in a while when walking around.
DQ didn't implement rooms so they only popped up while walking around.
DQ was immensely successful so nearly everybody went on to copy it and continues to take hints from there.

>>3845051
Final Fantasy 2 kinda did it with rooms that put you in the middle and had an obscene encounter rate.

>why randoms
because d&d

Not OP, but on the subject, is there any way to emulate the MT-32 or any other synth in DOSBox, besides AdLib?

>>3844018
I think MUNT can do it.

>>3843979

I have one and they are definitely worth it.

I really get a kick out of hearing MT-32 music come out of those old games, sounds really good.

That is a rare Nintendo DS-001. It's one of the first consoles off of the assembly line and worth upwards of $10,000 USD.

>>3843534
>worth
It's worth a shitload of fun as fuck evenings.

>>3843534
Not you personal army nigger

When I was a kid I thought it was the worst subweapon. Stunlocking does take technique so it's not cheese exactly but they definitely made it better in the first game than maybe they meant to in hindsight

holy water is tournament legal

>>3843420
No?

I wish Nintendo consoles had boot screens. It's amazing how much Sony did so much right their very first go with the PSX

>>3843165
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xecWX51PElI

>>3843176
this always struck me as fruity

doesn't get you hyped at all

feels more like i'm powering up my leapfrog

Have they been stored somewhere very cold IME that extends the life of lithiums

I've been reading magazines of the time and they often advertised these as lasting 5 years.

>>3842608
Really?
It's rated for more like 15-20 years (without a RTC).