>>2804867
Chrono Trigger has a bunch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d06dnrII3RM
Hey that sounds cool thanks for the link :D
dig dug
Anyone /manual/ here?
>used to look forward to reading those interesting manuals
>manuals are extinct now
I liked the novelty of the extra information in it.
Who else with me?
I was always considered weird because I'd open a brand new game and skim through the booklet before playing it.
>>2804047
That's not why you were considered weird.
>>2804059
I guess you're right, but that was one of the "weird" things I did
Anyone have a link to download the Brain Lord's manual in Japanese, scanning ?
PDF or images compressed in zip.
in internet I only found the American one:
http://gamesdbase.com/Media/SYSTEM/Nintendo_SNES//Manual/formated/Brain_Lord_-_1994_-_Enix_Corporation.pdf
No. Why?
Just played this game, it was really fun.
Let's have a discussion so the thread stays alive and more people will see OP's question.
What are some other games like Brain Lord?
In style, 7th Saga.
In gameplay, Soul Blazer.
>>2801876
I played it and finished, it was fun.
great game.
but now I want to see the Japanese manual to see the artwork of the characters.
Ferris, Rein, Barness, All of them
This seems like a petty final request if I'm perfectly honest.
>>2801028
It's supposed to be funny, trog.
>>2801035
No no I happen to have a spectacular sense of humor and I didn't find this worth one chortle.
You must be mistaken.
How many of you did this back in the day? How many still do it?
Some of my earliest childhood memories involve doing this and tinkering with that damned toaster trying to make something appear on the screen. Every time I got it to work it felt like a victory. If I acquired another NES I'd probably be using an Everdrive so hopefully this wouldn't be a major issue anymore.
>>2800496
Of course.
I hose them with contact cleaner now, and I never looked back.
>>2800505
Probably best to change out that 72-pin connector, too. Usually the easiest way to fix having to shuffle the cart around for 10 minutes.
So I've started playing the Final Fantasy series and I decided to begin with 4. I do have to say, it's pretty fun. The story is neat and I enjoy Cecil's character. Anything you guys wanna talk about regarding this game and the series in general?
>I decided to begin with 4.
This is the worst mistake you could possibly make, short of starting with 10 or 13.
You're going to be judging the others based on 4 now.
>>2799965
Four is the FF that I always recommend to start with
>>2799965
>judging the others based on 4
How is that bad? 4 is pretty middle-of-the-road in terms of quality. I think it's the best one to start with desu senpai
Sup, /vr/. Is original sidewinder gamepad worth buying for general retro pc gaming purposes?
No, just get a Wii U Pro, DS4 or get a USB solution to your favorite console controller.
I was considering either of these two options myself:
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-940-000106-Rumble-Gamepad-F510/dp/B003VAM392/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1440184437&sr=8-2&keywords=logitech+F510&refinements=p_72%3A2661618011
http://www.amazon.com/Pro-EX-Controller-PS3-Playstation-3/dp/B003VWXV50
Nah, it's a bad controller for retro gaming because of the D-Pad design, the way it's shaped you will often inadvertently press diagonals instead of the main four directions.
I've sold mine on eBay not long ago.
The last 6 games I have beaten are retro games, I have only been playing these games for half a year.
Streets of Rage 2 on the 3DS, managed to 1cc it in hardest (mania seems impossible to me, I guess it is only for multiplayer)
Ecco the Dolphin on the 3DS
Sonic 2 on the 3DS
Zelda oracle of Seasons on the 3DS
Axelay on hacked wii (managed to 1cc it)
Equinox on hacked wii (took me 2 months and a half, because the game is so hard and draining I would only be in the mood to play it once or twice per week)
While playing all those retro games, I realized I have a large backlog of modern games
right now
Wii
Zack and Wiki
Okami
Metroid Prime Trilogy (the 3 prime games)
Zelda collection for Gamecube (Nes ZELDA 1 and 2 which I have already beaten, Ocarina and Majora which I have never played)
Mario 64 in vc
Sin and Punishment in vc
Wave Race in vc
On Wii U
Bayonetta
Wonderful 101
Zelda Windwaker
3DS
Monster Hunter 4
Etryan Odyssey 4
PC
A shitload of almost free Steam sales games and humble bundle games.
Pretty much the only games I actually beat are retro games.
I also work and have a family, so not that much free time, perhaps 6-10 hours per week of videogames.
I could probably not buy a game for one or two years and dedicate mysef to beating my backlog while also playing retro games on the 3ds or emulating them on the wii, but it will be hard for me to not buy new games next year, even if I will not play them, and it is even hard for me now to not go to my country's e-bay or amazon and buy games if I find some good deal.
Today I almost buy Super Monkey Ball 1 and 2, Silent Hill shattered Memories and a Gamecube Prince of Persia, and at this rate I may be able to play them in 2017.
How do you handle your backlog if you play both modern and retro games? and how do you deal with the fact that through emulation you have the full libraries of snes, genesis, nes, ps1 etc at your disposition? how do you choose what to play?
>>2796501
The last game I have beaten was Golden Axe almost 6 months ago.
My backlog of games is nearing 8k games. And I plan on buying 3 more consoles, and I need to finish building my mame machine.
>>2796525
Also need a way to handle my backlog, because it doesn't stop growing.
By accepting that the idea of a backlog is stupid to begin with. Stop making video games a chore you feel the need to finish. As long as you are enjoying yourself it doesn't matter that you're not beating them. Just play what you feel like man.
Let's think back at the game covers of yesteryear and admit to ourselves that they have barely anything to do with the game they contain.
>pic related
Zombies don't peak behind doors in RE2 and they don't have slit pupils either.
>>2791262
Obligatory post.
>Axel's shirt is white
>his bandana is red
>Blaze isn't dressed like this
>there are no snipers in the game
>you don't fight dudes with hockey masks
>none of the enemies have guns
>none of the buildings are on fire
>Where's Adam?
goddamn, this game is great
the tank controls are clunky, the jump isnt always responsive when it should, and HOLY SHIT GIVE ME TIME TO PREPARE TO FIGHT THIS FUCKING BEAR, but its everything I could ever want out of an indiana jones-like game
Kinda wish the camera worked better too
It looks amazing for its time, too
>>2790753
The classic (1 - 4) Tomb Raiders have their own special charm, Anon, and it ain't seeing polytits that could put a fuckin' eye out. I'm glad you've discovered them. After you're through with Last Revelation, you could try giving Chronicles a spin, but due to the rushed nature of the game you won't be any the poorer skipping it.
BTW: Stella's Tomb Raider guides are best Tomb Raider guides.
>>2790753
>its everything I could ever want out of an indiana jones-like game
Have you played indiana jones and the infernal machine?
It's pretty much tomb raider but with indiana jones.
>>2790753
>the jump isnt always responsive when it should
Fuck off the jump is total garbage. If any game came out with controls as bad as PS1 Tomb Raider today it'd get universally panned as a 1/5 game like THPS5 (which controls better than Tomb Raider)
What's your favorite retro Wrestling game, /vr/?
I'd say either No Mercy or this, as a close second.
This one. No Mercy is number 2 for me though.
WM 2000 was just a reskinned Revenge
saturday night slam masters
Winter (update) is coming edition.
Tibia is a top down MMORPG with all the usual trappings that has been running since 1997. The hermits of /tbg/ hibernate in two servers: the European located world of Secura where we have the guild Yotsubas and the North America located world of Fidera where we have the guild Sengoku. Choose the server you have the best connection to and post your name & world in here for a guild invite.
>Play Tibia:
http://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=latestnews
>Information (FAQ, guides & links):
http://pastie.org/private/vl2rex8p8mpbbulqjcbaa
>Upcoming events:
>Nov 11th-15th - Lightbearer:
http://tibia.wikia.com/wiki/The_Lightbearer/Spoiler
>Late December - Christmas stuff:
http://tibia.wikia.com/wiki/Christmas
http://tibia.wikia.com/wiki/Santa_Claus
http://tibia.wikia.com/wiki/Grynch_Clan_Goblin
>Latest news:
>Nov 04 - The Battle is on! (5th teaser):
http://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=newsarchive&id=3367
>Oct 31 - Sssp... Sssp... Spooky! (pumpkin payshop outfit):
http://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=newsarchive&id=3357
>Oct 29 - Immediate Skinning and Global Depot (4th teaser):
http://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=newsarchive&id=3369
>Oct 27 - The Seven Abodes of Torment II (3rd teaser):
http://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=newsarchive&id=3365
>Oct 22 - The Seven Abodes of Torment I (2nd teaser):
http://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=newsarchive&id=3363
>Oct 12 - This Winter in Tibia (1st update teaser):
http://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=newsarchive&id=3344
>Sep 30 - Blessings and Home Teleport Added to the Store:
http://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=newsarchive&id=3338
Previously on /tbg/: >>2699856
>more cash shop shit
why haven't we combined all the autistic power around here in order to make some reimagined Tibiaesque game?
I bet there's money to be made from this dying niche
Name a more perfect game.
I'm not a very big Mario fan. Just not good at the game. I'll say Super Metroid because I'm good at it and it already has established acclaim like SMW.
tetris
>>2778963
Tekken 3
If there's actually a good one. Anyone played X?
Red Alarm on Virtual Boy
>>2803858
Wrong.
>>2803930
terrible bait.
SNES JRPG thread!
While I really enjoy old school western RPGs like Fallout, Elder Scrolls and Arcanum, what made me crazy was JRPGs, especially SNES ones.
Some of my hipster picks are:
Live a Live: Not really a hipster pick, but the game is just fucking awesome, a lot of different characters to play, each one with REALLY different gameplay (a full horror thriller with 0 fights, a ninja mission, Street Fighter, etc). In my opinion it's the best JRPG for SNES, even better than the great classics because how creative it is. Of course it has some flaws, like the battle system is not that smooth, but even so it's a great game.
Dual Orb II: Generic JRPG, but I just fucking love the graphics on this one (pic related), the fact that every character and enemy had a attack animation, pretty much like BoF2, also made me crazy.
Emerald Dragon: I played this one mostly for the plot (generic as fuck dragon x grill romance, love it) but I never got bored of the battle system, even though you just control the main character in fight. This is a personal favorite.
Rudra no Hihou: Already a cult classic, the fact that you learn new spells by writing their names is a pretty unique system. Of course you can just search a faq for the most OP spells, but what's truly cool is finding prefixes and suffixes through the game and making your own spells. Also great graphics on this one.
Of course these are just hipster picks for translated games, and there's also a shitton of non-translated games that seems to be great.
Also did anyone ever played Arabian Nights? I waited so long for the translation but never got the time or the patience to play it.
Play Wizardry 1-3 to see what old school really means. SFC version if you want.
>>2803647
That screenshot is awesome.
Never seen an RPG use that perspective before, at least as good as that.
Live a Live was a really cool one. It might be a hipster pick honestly, it has some credit now but it's still a relatively obscure game I would say.