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>>3699917

I guess I was asking which one do you guys recommend in particular. . . NeWolf was the one I looked at earlier, but I didn't know if there was something better

>>3699926
>spoonfeeding

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>>3699776
FF remakes are easy as fuck. Try this instead if you have guts.

>>3699776
>FF3
>ZNES
What the fuck m8?
Did you meant to post FF6?

>>3699782
What FFIII remake do you think he's playing on SNES? Did you comment just assuming there was some easier remake you could shit on him for playing? Jesus fuck. Even if you say you just saw the remake logo it's pretty much the general FFIII logo, now. I see that one more than the Famicom logo, even if people are talking about the Famicom version.

YAYAYAYAYAYA

>>3699704
2 for the dreamcast

>>3699704
The not retro Tony Hawk Underground]/spoiler]. Many hours put into it. I loved the story line, and almost RPG aspect of it. I used to change the look of my character based on how the story was going. I could pull 10 minute grinds and piss off anyone I was playing horse or any sort of trick attack with.

the lag is there, but its effect is often exaggerated by mostly memesters and dumbasses who forget to switch appropriate settings on their lcds on, willingly adding 0.2 seconds of lag
if you're only into casual play and don't compete in tournaments, do score runs and other shit like that, there is a big chance it just doesn't matter for you

I definitely notice the lag when playing certain NES games that demand precision. SNES games, it depends. Overall, I think SNES games were designed to be less demanding than their 8-bit predecessors. I'd definitely notice the lag when playing Super Mario World or Super Punch-Out!! on an LCD, but it wouldn't render them unplayable.

tv's usually have a response time of 10-25ms with all the baggage disabled. My friend who played smash regularly on an emulator on his laptop, over the internet played with me in person a week ago and he was getting destroyed, saying the game didn't seem right. Mind you, he was playing a lot more, I only really play smash when other people are around but the only excuse for his bad playing was that he had adjusted to the "speed" of his incredibly unoptimized setup and when put down with the real hardware in front of a CRT, he couldn't adjust. There is a noteworthy difference and it does affect how you perform.

marchen adventure cotton 100%
magical pop'n

play games with cute girls, snes also is shit

>>3699651
Faggot weeb.

>>3699661
found the underage

>>3699264
Ur thread is gay is what happened

Still better than Poochie the Dog

>>3699264
Why did you randomly include some Buffalo Springfield lyrics in your post?

>>3699227
Its a good starter platformer but other platformers blow it out of the water, like DKC.

>>3699227
ADHD?

Because SMW is good the first time you play it. After that you realize that the stages are empty and that is ridiculous easy.

>>3699149
It's probably your TV. There are a lot of valid criticisms one could make on the NES Mini but as I understand it, input delay is pretty low.

These days the AV Famicom is probably the best NES for the money as is with no mods
1chip SNES is the hands down winner for unmodified
Genesis gets a little trickier but most people will steer you toward the original "High Definition Graphics" model 1. I personally love my X'Eye but they've gotten expensive enough you'd probably keep your budget lower maintaining a model 2 Sega CD.

Wiis are really cool for retro eulation on CRT but even using a wired Gamecube controller there's still more delay than with real hardware.

As far as flashcart compatibility goes the N8 (nes) and EDMD (genesis) everdrives have almost perfect compatibility plus some adfitional compatibility you wouldn't even probably be expecting (FDS on N8 and Master System on EDMD) but the SNES ones do not support all special chips, and even the most expensive one (SD2SNES) doesn't support SuperFX games and probably never will.

>>3699160
I thought it was the TV too so I took it over to my brothers Samsung KS8000. It still felt off.

I'm not to worried about budget but I don't want to tinker that's why I think I'll avoid those professional CRTs and RGB stuff for now.

Any other SuperFX games worth picking up besides Starfox and Yoshi's Island so I can find those seperatley?

Thanks though.

I love these little chaps from SMW, how are they called?

They're cool, let you run along walls and stuff.

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I liked this one, dunno if it's retro enough (2001).
By the end of my childhood I was playing Emperor's New Groove and Shrek 2 for PC. First was cool, but Shrek2 was bad in hindsight. I had lots of fun anyways, as with Harry Potter PC games (first three) and Worms 2.
I sidetracked from Disney, oh bother.

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Charming platformer. Nasira was Jafar's twin sister

>>3700593
I bought the ENG game at a thrift store because I was curious about how they could make a game around that.

It's not amazing but it's really good for a licenced game. The controls are surprisingly smooth.

Chink flashcart

>>3699089
Sorry, I left my spoon at home.

Get a flash cart and you can play everything but Virtua Racing. Fuck paying for overpriced games.

The one in the slipcase in the middle is Silent Service II.

that box has all the literal who?!'s of gaming

>>3698942
How did you know?

>>3698873
how?

>>3698912
Well it's a score based game for one, also the gameplay is simple enough. while the OST is limited the could've had a disc slot for users to bring in music CDs, or, a more plausible idea for a modern version would be to have an online connection to use music from the internet.

>>3698918
more like it could have been a glorified jukebox.
nobody's going to bring a cd to an arcade

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Obviously the 4th was the best but the 2nd generation is hugely underrated.

4th because it counts Neo Geo in.

Arcade games during the 3rd and 4th gens, videogames never improved after that

Since most of the games I'm trying to play are bought from GOG and use dosbox, I tried to understand why dosbox does not process touch input correctly.
Dosbox still uses the old version of SDL, namely 1.2 instead of 2.0. I did not fully understand why; it seems there is not much demand for touch support and the devs don't want to break things by porting to 2.0 when everything is still working fine. The question which I would ask is how long this will last until everything breaks by using (very) old libraries, but I'm not a dev for dosbox.

At first I tried to find someone who might have ported dosbox to SDL 2.0. Apart from a guy who made the whole touchscreen a touchpad (which is not my goal), I found this dosbox version:

www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=48303

After installing from source (on my thinkpad), I somehow got dosbox to run. Dungeon Keeper however, crashes with illegal read and write memory errors.
I'd imagine this would crash on my windows machine, too, so I didn't bother to try to find a way to install the SDL 2.0 dosbox on windows.

After a while I abandoned the idea of getting dosbox to run and try to get KeeperFX working. It's able to run natively on windows, so I tried that. Mouse behavior is 'controllable' but the screen is still emulating a touchpad. My last hope is to try the nightly build, maybe it works with that.

Anyone got any more ideas on how I could get old games to work with a touchscreen?

>>3698802
>My last hope is to try the nightly build, maybe it works with that.

I tried the nightly build, it did not change anything. I think that KeeperFX already uses SDL 2.0, but the touch input is still not registered correctly. I don't know if the SDL upgrade will help at all, I'm out of ideas.

>>3698783
cool blog faggot.
As you've discovered GOG is your problem. GOG. Not even once. I've managed to play lots of games on my tablets.
An active stylus gives you a much wider range of games to play because you can use the coil as a pointing only device and the buttons as buttons.

If you never played Star Fox 2, it was never released but you can find a nearly completed ROM online

>>3698808

Damn, how did I not think of that? I think I played it for like 10 minutes years ago but I ought to give it a better look.

>>3698754
The version of Half Life that leaked was gold, it wasn't going to get any more optimized. It's still pretty spectacular for the DC, the constant loading is probably the worst part, aside from trying to play an FPS with one analog stick.