Archived threads in /vr/ - Retro Games - 1367. page

>>2796254
>BloodCM
b8

No but you should be playing the real game instead.

for blood in general, I love the sound and ambient design in this game, if you play with the music off there so much interesting sound you wont need it

50%

>>2796068
That'd be a lot.

50%, even not counting the movies would also have some of the Buu Saga.

I'm not even much of a DBZ fan but that looks cool, what the hell is it?

>>2795972
I'm so glad LuigiBlood was as dedicated as he was to this project. Following OzOnE's gradual work on it was cool but kinda disheartening with how close he was getting but never quite succeeding. I was pleasantly surprised Krikzz bothered adding support for the 64DD conversions, I wasn't sure the ED64 would even be capable of it, but I guess it just shows that marshallh was kinda full of shit with his overhyping and overcharging for the 64drive.

>>2795972
oh it's this thread again

thanks for the repost, I'll download these I guess

>>2795972
In other breaking news the N64 was released

>>2795626
Try tetris attack. game is p. cute and easy to an extent
uh hmm, try some of the disney games too like Aladdin, lion king, etc.

>>2795634
Tetris Attack is a good one, thanks. I might show her the Lion King and Aladdin too and see what she thinks, though those ones might be a bit too hard.

>>2795626
My niece loves the Magical Quest (Because its disney, also 3 has co-op) and the DKC trilogies.

She'll play any good looking platform games desu. This is probably

>>2795620
*was not

Couldn't tell you op, but I can tell you that I love it. Maybe because the comic wasn't too popular, and it didn't have a cartoon

The comic didn't really take off in comparison to say Spawn.
The game, probably due to lack of marketing and it being hard as fuck.
Personally I had it as a teen and was happy when I saw it in a local shop and picked it right back up.

Think you got fucked matey

Try looking at other ebay auctions, a lot of them display case, disc and manual separately.

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>>2795595

>>2795434
It's very good, as is Mario USA.
You can see it as an addon for SMB1 with new creative and harder levels. Also good luck beating the hidden worlds!

I absolutely love lost levels but it's not for everyone what with how hard the game gets. Once I actually sat down and tried to master it though I had an amazing time.

I still like SMB2 USA more, but it's like comparing apes and oranges. They're two different games that go for different things.

Great game, I played the SMAS version my first time through. It gets tricky as fuck in the later levels.

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Is this a retro PTSD thread?

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He was creepier in Super Contra. He had a fucking fetus on his forehead that would fly away after you kill it. I'm guessing he grew up to be the final boss from Contra III.

>>2795335
>implying that's the final boss

this happened to me with smash bros which I played for the first time this year (I am 31)
I played it for 2 months, was very bad at it, begun to play other games, and when I tried to play smash bros again 5 months later I was suddenly much better, as if my brain had learned how to roll and block while not playing the game.

I have been playing street fighter since 1991 and was ready to call smash bros pure shit, but now I kinda like it.

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>>2795218

Most Treasure games are like that, it's great when they "click", but yeah Alien Soldier is especially tight.

I guess it also happened to me with Fatal Fury series. I remember at first I played them as if they were Street Fighter games, and didn't enjoy them as much, then I learned their own quirks, especially switching planes, and the game changed a lot, and now I think I like FF better than Street Fighter.

>>2795218
Virtua Fighter. Couldn't stand it for ages, but now I love it.
Ghouls and Ghosts series. Short but intense sections make for a surprisingly satisfying experience all in all.
Mega Man. Sat down and played 3 to 10 earlier this year, and ended up really loving them, after only really caring for the X series before.

>academic
Looking forward to being told how privileged I am through children's toys.

>>2794851
Somewhat interested, and bored at the moment, so I'll read a bit. Hopefully it's not a bunch of bullshit.

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>>2794930
first fucking page and already a bunch of bullshit.

"screw gameplay, games should be emotional experiences" nonsense

>>2794802
I played it and never understood why people loved it so much.

>What games would you guys want to see revamped today?
For the love of fucking god none of them. Let the modern video game industry fuck up its own stupid ideas instead of dredging up good things from the past to ruin.

>>2794807
I like it a lot aesthetically / superficially. And because it's so different with fucking stupid dialogue. Do you think the video game industry with never produce nuggets ever again with how bad it's gotten?

>>2794802
I played the demo from a pc gamer cover cd. It's not too bad. I could probably scan the review from (uk) pc gamer. I remember I liked the human bit more, but it was tough at the time, very bloody and the demo was rather short.

Games can be versus or coop... doesn't matter. Just good games to play along with someone else.

Bomberman all the way, Top Gear is very competitive too

>>2794536
SMK battle mode or racing
Bust-a-Move (Puzzle Bobble)
Super Bomberman
SF2 any version (not Alpha 2, SNES version is horrible)
TMNT Tournament Fighters
Fatal Fury 2
MK/MK2
Killer Instinct
Uniracers

Ma nigga. You make me wanna play through Perfect Dark and Goldeneye again. I've played FPSs for like a decade and I started on the N64 but I'll be damned if I don't still have the time of my life playing those games. Still not even easy goings on perfect/00 agent either

>>2794430
>I feel like Retro builds their games around a lot of repeat attempts
Do you mean Rare?

It's pretty common for retro (small r) games to be based around getting better through repeated attempts. Particularly for Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, since their roots lie in Virtua Cop, an arcade game, and not shooters like Doom.

>>2794442
>retro

Oh yeah, my bad. Retro is way more about LOOK AT THESE FUCKING ENVIRONMENTS (which did suit Metroid well I'll admit) but that's neither here nor there, this is /vr/.

Blast Corps is similar as well. I want to thank personally whoever made that game, it's easily in my top 5 on the N64 even if the race maps (a tribute to RC Pro-Am maybe?) make me mad.

Simon's Quest has a lot of these, I think they were explained in the FC version or the manual though.

Star Tropics has the famous submarine where you need to dip a sheet of paper that came with the game in water to reveal it.

>>2794190
to reveal the code to activate it I mean

That's the only one I know of where you actually can't progress the game without a guide if you don't have the physical piece of paper that came with the game

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>>2794187
You know how the game outright tells you to talk to NPCs for info? There's a reason for that. There's a guy who tells you that you need to go to that exact spot for the mirror.

Fucking underages these days, I tell ya.

I'm in the same boat. Made a half-orc fighter. Just going to run train for as long as I can. Probably won't use more that 4 party members max

>>2794263
No reason to not fill out your party.
Just get two archers or something as filler, they'll pull their weight.

>>2794767
Oh, shut your gob.