Archived threads in /vr/ - Retro Games - 117. page

>>4155951
If it's the coin I'm thinking of, you have to use the squashed Wario that makes you fall slowly and glide back and forth. It would be easier if you had a picture of the coin.

WL3 is my favorite but I also enjoy 2 a lot. 1 and VB are both pretty cool, too.

I have literally never made the effort to collect all the coins in WL3

>>4155740
My favs are 1 and 2, but yeah they are clunky though, as is the case with a lot of early 3D games. It just goes with the territory. Still a good time, would recommend. Especially the PC version.

>>4155740
its a puzzle game..
the diference is that you shot tigers

>>4155749
yeah thats what i liked

shooting bats and seeing that pixelated blood

>>4155710
what's with this cringe fail image that couldn't be properly executed as meme

Sounds like a plan, I have multiple copies of the same game, one that I play and one that I keep in pristine condition

>>4155714
Google images "facepalm video game" the only /vr/ related.

Sorry

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I too miss how the moment you turn on the console, you can just hit start and be right in the game.

No "licensed by", no powered by such engine, every video codec/physics simulation/sound technology getting their own splash screen, character/appearance likeness estate ownership screen, health warnings, online interaction agreement, and disclaimer that the content is fictitious and made by a diverse company all being unskippable before getting to start a game. Just, BAM, get to the playing.

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I miss seeing this, knowing my game is going to run fast as fuck and look great.

>>4156179
Pretty sure Licensed by Nintendo and Sony Computer Entertainment Presents was very much a thing

>>4155389
For only original gameboy, or the family? Have you played FFA and the Zeldas?

>>4155389
Gargoyle's Quest

>>4155389
The majority of the gameboys library is watered down ports, and most of the rest is held back by the technical limtations of the system.

There are some good ass games on the GB, but they're few and far between.

i've counted more than 10 before. he's a bastard

>>4155237
No, he does that shit.

>>4155237
Im calling bs op

>>4155230
U got 6 pak?

Why Aladdin?

You don't want people to start arguing again, do you?

>>4155230
Comicx Zone. Then again, you are better off just getting a flashcart

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If you both like puzzles, check out Castles of Dr. Creep. Two player co-op puzzle action in a castle full of traps and monsters and strange devices.

countless beat-em-ups, but otherwise I had quite a bit playing Jackal (NES) co-op

and then there's also the legendary Seiken Densetsu

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Zombies Ate My Neighbours.
Snes version, unless you like your ears not raped, but aggressively molested.

Nobody cares about your shitty rom hack, anon

>>4154715
if you can recognize the level layout from a single image, it's not worth anyone's time

MMX corrupted will come out before this.

>>4154675
All the Sega systems are underrated, and the Game Gear is even more underrated than the Master System.

Back then, the Game Gear was considered the fanciest portable console, while the Game Boy was for peasants (everybody had it, monochrome games, very small). Now, the peasants get their revenge by only talking about their console like the Game Gear didn't even exist.

The only game gear exclusives that are worth playing are gamemasters legacy, mega man and Sylvan tale. Arena: maze is death is also OK

The sonic exclusives are not worth playing

I got one before a Game Boy.
Batteries issues killed the purpose of a portable system, though I do admit it was cool to have a color handheld from Sega in the early 90s, I ended up not using it much outside because of that.
Game library could be better, it has good games, I was entertained by Sonic chaos and Deep Duck Trouble as a kid, but later on when I started exploring the catalogue more, I realized there weren't that many games I was interested on it that weren't Sega-developed.
Plus, the screen of my GG died, which sadly is a common issue. I haven't bothered to fix it, I emulate on PSP if I ever feel to play GG.
Overall, I don't think it's underrated, people still mention it, remember it as being cool for being in color, and having good Sega games, but most people will tell you to play on SMS because of better resolution (but worse sound? unless FM module on MarkIII, not sure).
Game Gear could get a lot more hate, I rarely see people hating on it, so I think it's correctly-rated, it's not horrible and was awesome for the time, but nowadays, there isn't much unless you're a Sega fan.

>>4154586
I don't think you'll ever be wealthy with that kind of stupid idea

>>4154664

My goodness.

There's something comfy (spoilered because you niggers get easily triggered by words) about Spyro words being islands floating in a calm pastel void

>>4154408
Digital Dance Mix Vol.1 Namie Amurohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyJLAlCbF3A

>>4154408
>Aren't they prone to laser problems these days?
Saturns are pretty well built, there's always a chance you might get problems, especially if you're buying online and the system needs to get shipped by mail, the seller has to be very careful about the packaging, but compared to PlayStation 1, Saturns are a lot more durable in general.
You also want the Action Replay 4 in 1 cart for region-free, saving and extra RAM.
Mind you, in my experience the Action Replay carts aren't reliable when it comes to saves, I got my saves swiped off one day, but there's another useful thing you can do with an AR cart: install Pseudosaturn on it, which makes you able to play backups. You lose the ability to save or use the built-in cheat features, but you still get the extra RAM and by default the region free bypass.
For saving, my recommendation is to use the internal battery and buying an official Sega memory cart to store your saves safely. Most likely, if you buy a Saturn, its internal battery will be dead - no big issue, just buy a new one (like $1) and replace it, it can be done easily without opening the console. It lets you set the clock and date on your system, and save directly to it. You can then copy saves to the memory cart if you need space, also because one day, that battery will stop working too, but they can last a few years.
There's also the possibility of getting a modchip, but I'm not sure about the quality of modern Saturn modchips. If you can get a Saturn that's already chipped, that's also a good idea. But you'll still want the Action Replay cart for the extra RAM for the games that require it.

As for imports, it depends on what kind of games you're looking for.
I recommend Baku Baku Animal, I think even the US version is cheap. Pretty underrated Sega puzzle game, similar to Puyo Puyo/Tetris Attack, hella fun.
But you will enjoy the Saturn more if you don't really care much about getting original games, many of the best ones can be pricey.

>>4154495
Thanks, didn't know about the battery, but I have a bunch of them laying around so that wont be a problem.
I'm not planning on buying too many games anyway, as I live in a pal region so about 7 Saturn games were actually released here.

>>4154374
muh knuckles

>>4154374
Lacks simplicity, lacks iconic moments, tries too hard, mediocre redesign of Sonic's sprite

>>4154382

This. George Lucas tier cluttered backgrounds too

>>4154209
Is gold any good for dreamcast?

>>4154209
UMK3

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Classic: 4 or 9
GB: 5
X : probably 3, when using the Zero Project romhack

Spin-offs:
- Power Battle and Battle & Chase

Non retro: probably 3 or 4 in the Z series. Currently playinh ZXA.

Megaman games are too easy/boring.

If I want a good platformer I'll fire up Ghosts 'n Goblins or Shinobi.

>>4153951
X and X