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>>3785216
dick cheese

>>3785216
tetris

bomberman 2

K

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxI4gtKbe-c

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SPEED thread?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5qlIjGDhDQ

I found parts of Rebel Assault fast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33VdKEQozQU

No one said it was. The framerate is abysmal.

FUCKING THREE DEE GRAFICS NIGGER

I used to rent it a lot, I don't even know why I liked it.

>>3785082
Probably double.
I suggest you use the youtube wave and sell that thing as high as you can while you can.

>>3785082
if you're a fan of metroid keep it. If not sell it.

>>3785082
Sell the sealed copy and buy an open one. That way, you'll make money and still have the game.

>>3784847
>I know the SNES one is out recently,
It is? I thought that was only some basic menu translation
http://www.romhacking.net/?page=translations&game=2279&languageid=
Can't help you with your problem. I learned Japanese so I don't have to deal with crappy patches.

As far as I remember you don't need many keys. One to active attack mode, one to access inventory, one to access items, one to use them, one to save and one to load and one to pause if you want to.

>>3785007
Well that's exactly how many buttons the psp has so hopefully it doesn't need any more

>>3785014
You can probably drop the buttons for save, load and pause and replace them with emulator functions.

>>3784830

try hdmi to your modern tv

/thread

>>3784830
flickering? like black frames?

>>3784842
Maybe I'm using he wrong term
Little parts of the character models (hair, clothes pieces) are sort of shimering I suppose, flashing in and out?

>>3784827
I don't like platformers.
But if I had to chose one it would probably be Kirby, the one on the Gameboy. One of the few I didn't play as a kid.

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>>3784827
as hipster as it is

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Missed this one when I was a kid. Realised in later life I'd been an 'accidental' fan of Sunsoft, so I looked further into what they'd made and checked it out. Love it now.

>>3784528
We know.

He wasn't even called Mega Man back then so it's completely irrelevant.

We know this, but at the same time you gotta learn to retain some critical reading.
Never blindlly trust any interview you read. Always think, who's answering, how, who's asking the questions and what questions.

This is an interview of that one man by a fan of that one man, so obviously the questions are meant to make him look good. Some of the answers involve 'we' or the team. And even if he doesn't mean anything wrong, he could be remembering things wrong or differently.

You can end up finding contradicting answers, like how he mentions he spent a lot of time "studying enemy placement in other games" but other devs saw that as spending work time having fun playing games instead of working. The truth is probably somewhere in between.

Critical thinking is important and not just regarding video games, it's the same when you read or watch world news, no matter where it comes from, the very fact that they decide to talk about a subject versus another one means a lot.

Jolly Rancher/10

>>3784446
>no bomber man 64
>has second attack
this is bate

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>>3784446
>mfw no hybrid heaven!

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There were also places like this where the whole background layer (a castle or something) appeared to smoothly scale up as you approached it.

The Sega CD had a special chip that let it do this. Was that chip in the Panorama Cotton cart? If not, how did it achieve this effect without it?

>>3784296
The only Genesis game with an expansion chip was Virtua Racing.

It is better than the dreamcast for pretty much everything. As far as essentials go:

Panzer Dragoon, Panzer Dragoon Zwei and Panzer Dragoon Saga are rightfully considered timeless games. Challenging, high energy, and beautiful. The third game is an RPG but the first two will suck you into the universe that you'll be eager for a game like that.

Guardian Heroes is an awesome brawler style game with tons of characters who you level up and improve stats bit by bit, control an undead knight and send him on rampages against the enemies who you fight in 3 different fields on a stage. Very fun game, I always tell people to try doing fighting game style inputs and when they notice how they work, they fall in love with the game.

The first game I played for my Saturn (apart from Mega Man X4) was Cotton 2 and its sequel, Cotton Boomerang. They are both amazing STGs and they're a lot of fun with great music and a very unique game play mechanic called grab. You can grab just about everything, enemies, projectiles, and upgrades and they all give different results when you throw them at enemies. Boomerang is a flat out improvement and makes the grab a punch and a grab, so when enemies are shooting waves of danmaku at you, you're given the option to go full kenshiro and punch your way through waves and waves of bullets and also punch the shit out of enemies. The grab really sells the game once you realize you can grab entire bosses, their weapons, throw them back at them, it's a wonderful mechanic.

Also check out Assault Suit Leynos 2, I just started this one but man it's really something else. It has these cool rotational sprite graphics and you pilot a mech suit which you zoom around these battle fields with jets and take on massive robots and enemy tanks and helicopters and mechs. It's a real killer game.

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>>3784061
>It is better than the dreamcast for pretty much everything

>>3784061
Very solid list. I would like to add this though:

Before you buy any game do yourself a favor and buy an Action Replay. Flash it with Pseudo Saturn and enjoy all the NA and JPN releases without breaking the bank!

>>3783886
Plot twist: OP plays Monopoly on NES every day and can't stop

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>>3783886
You wanna play a game together, anon? I could go for some Monopoly. The only bad part about the digital version is that you can't flip the board.

>>3783896
I do play on Pogo from time to time

Because that was its market. To make a successful video game targeting adults in Japan in the 80s it almost had to have some sexual content. A lot of the games clearly have had it added as an afterthought when you play them, or have it more or less only as part of the introduction to hook players.

>>3783771
It had more mature target auditory than consoles, but at the same time less numerous. Porn games happened to cover this market well enough.

The hardware had no native sprite support which makes making action based games difficult. Visual novels are the one genre that don't need that and the best way to sell visual novels is to include porn.

It's so awesome !!

>>3783508
I'm almost tempted to email them and offer to buy their stock BEFORE it gets ruined.

Those look to be some pretty clean casings even if the insides are faulty. Would make good parts machines if nothing else.

>>3783508
they were probably broken to begin with

>>3783080
Nigga what

This has got to be the worst excuse for a /subthread/ I have ever seen

>>3785257
Whoops meant subboard