Does anyone have any experience with the USB GDROM for Dreamcast? I kinda wanna get one but I've heard horror stories about the creator.
I have one, I emailed the creator, waited a week to get reply, sent him the money and a week in and half later mine arrived in the mail
>>4188935
Did your GDROM still work? Mine still does so I'm hesitant to tear off the metal shield.
Source?
All the reports I've read suggest that whilst MNEMO might be a little a little slow to respond and ship (to be expected for a cottage industry producing a massively in-demand device) the product and service is rock-solid overall.
If he ruffled the feathers of a few greedy reseller scum along the way so what? Good on him I say, they need taking down a peg or two.
was it possible to make a neogeo cd system that didn't suck given the technology at the time? Was snk just incompetent?
>>4188528
Yes. The NGCD's shortcomings are all because it was designed to be a comparatively low-budget system. Thus, the lower build quality, the slow 1x audio-grade (instead of data-grade) CD drive, the smaller pad-style controller (which has build quality issues, although it still controls nicely and has real microswitches). IIRC, the audio chip's was cut back a little because of CD audio playback, too.
If SNK positioned it as a premium entry like the AES, it'd have had a faster CD drive and more RAM, immediately removing both of the machine's biggest faults.
It would have also been more than $400, but people who were into the Neo Geo would have laid that money down if it meant they weren't spending so much on games.
>>4188548
I agree, they were never going to capture the lower-end market of consoles anyway, add the RAM and faster CD drive for a little extra and boom you have a pretty much perfect CD version of the AES. Really wish they had done this instead. Now we're stuck with paying hundreds of dollars for NG gaymes, or $500 for the flashcart.
Yes. The Neo Geo CD could have been an awesome premium niche system like the AES. As others have said, the CD-drive and Ram limitations should have never even been considered. A double or even quad drive plus a huge amount of ram to load as much of the game as possible would have been wonderful. It might have been $600, but the SNK fans would have been all over it and would have not only bought new games for the system, but also re-bought games they had on AES that they probably could have sold.
$400 was too expensive for this to be considered by most gamers anyway, especially with the super late 1996 launch in North America. The $299 Playstation already had a huge lead with the consumer market, Saturn was still in competition, and N64 was coming in the fall.
Once the excellent Sega Saturn ports started to come out for most of the best Neo Geo games, the Neo CD was done.
>Cyberpunk VS D&D
Which one is better & Why?
>>4188381
Well one is a science fiction aesthetic and one is a tabletop game, dunno how you can even compare the two.
>>4188384
4chan is suffering the persistent file bug again.
I enjoy the cyberpunk theme more than general fantasy theme. I've been fascinated with tech since an early age and enjoy futuristic and dystopian settings, so cyberpunk makes sense for me.
I still enjoy fantasy, though.
>10 seconds per turn, 1 minute per round with 1HP sudden death.
>Bazookas and grenades on turn 2, missiles on turn 3, air strikes on turn 4, bananas on turn 5. No infinite weapons, weapons you have have to last the entire match.
>50 HP
>Mines and barrels everywhere
This is the setup I play on Worms Armageddon because I like faster games. What about you ugly bastards?Yes this is official art
Why is Worms Armageddon more popular than WWP? I always thought WWP is just Armageddon with more stuff.
when playing with AI
>30 second turns (0 hotseat time)
>only weapons that AI actively uses
>no delays on any weapons
>sudden death after 10 minutes, team with most health wins (because AI behaves too poorly when water rises)
>weapons reset each round
>>4188376
Because WA got updates that add much more flexibility to setting up a game, and being near effortless to set up made it the defacto for tournament play.
if you want something to pass time, here ya go!
the megaman challenge is:
play megaman 1-6 without getting hit
(if you are a pussy, there is an easier version where you have to play megaman 1-6 without getting a game over.)
rules:
1. NO CHEATING
2. don't lie, if you got hit(or got a game over if you decided to go easy), do not lie.
3. if you get hit on any of the games, you are out(or if you get a game over on any of the games, if you go the easy challenge, you are out.)
reply here on what stage you got hit(or got a game over) on, and which game
Literally retarded tryhard "look at me I am so hardcore XDDDDDD" bullshit kys
Sage
And I thought I had no life
Anyone remember this? The retro game that let you make retro games?
Been trying for years to find some old K&P games I once downloaded, but sadly I believe they're lost to the ether.
It's pretty limited compared to later Clickteam releases like Click n Create and Multimedia Fusion; it doesn't even support scrolling, although a couple enterprising individuals figured out some kludgey ways of doing it. But damn, you can do some impressive stuff in MMF; the Sonic fangaming scene has some very feature complete MMF engines.
>>4188081
TAKE THAT ROMEO
>>4188094
*whipcrack*
Were there ever any "sprite-shooters" set in either the Old West or the American Civil War?
Outlaws
>>4188017
Looks neat. Would you recommend it?
Blood has a Western shooter feel to it. It's not explicitly set there though. It's some weird alternate reality I guess. Caleb is a gunslinger though and has cowboy-esque weapons.
The only thing SF was good for was giving you thumb blisters on SNES pads from doing hadouken and shoryukens. In MK combat also felt far more satisfying than SF's ever felt.
>>4187638
>/vr/ talks fighting games
>>4187638
Street Fighter II. It sure was hard, and I never got good at it. The End.
>>4187638
>giving you thumb blisters on SNES pads
>playing fighting games with a Dpad
Fucking pleb.
We all know the cover is dumb but how is the game?
Is the cover dumb? So dumb that people still talk about it today instead of it being another drop in the bucket of shmups?
It's actually pretty good and apart from it's ridiculous cover it also features a "funny" difficulty level that is the hardest one.
>>4187351
funny enough, the game is actually pretty good
Best Ghostbusters game?
Nah... that one from a few years back starring the original cast that acted as a sequel to the movies was definitely the best!
>>4187332
Dare I ask:what did they mean by this?
Ghostbusters on Mega Drive or Ghostbusters II on NES (the one by HAL)
The emperor demands a Caesar III thread on /vr/.
You have 3 hours to comply.
The Emperor fornicates with bovines
I WANT TO BECOME A LION TAMER!
I just realized that I have owned this game at least 15 years and I still can't beat Lugdunum despite trying to beat this game every goddamn year.
Can we agreed this is best cable?
That won't plug into my NES, though.
>>4186983
Nah, I prefer the JP21 standard.
>>4186983
>Euro
Has /vr/ ever played the Geneforge Saga?
I gave the first one a go a long time a go after getting the series as a bundle.
It looks like it could be pretty cool but I couldn't be bothered figuring it out at the time.
I've always been curious about it because GoG advertises it in the splashscreen of their installers. Mostly I'm curious cause the girl in pic related is a real qt but I know the game has none of that.
I would definitely recommend it since it's a rather unique experience. The story is interesting enough, gameplay is tolerable but definitely secondary to the world they're trying to craft.
What would /vr say are some "must-own" games for an MVS setup?
There's nothing must-own on a platform that's completely irrelevant.
>>4186809
KoF 98
>>4186809
must own games?
>kof 98
>metal slug 3
and then anything else you feel like
as for other shit I like
>windjammers
>puzzle bobble
>breakers revenge
>neo drift out
>neo turf masters
>magical drop 3
Wich is the definite version of FFVI ?
>>4186756
Certainly not that one. The GBA's cropped screen and shitty sound makes for an undeniably inferior version.
>>4186756
You answered your own question with that pic, anon.
(not including any roms or fan hacks. I'm going official here)