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>>3421780

What do you mean? The translation was completed.

They stopped making Final Fantasy games at 6.

>>3421780
its completed curl

>>3421772

I think you're getting "remakes," "sequels" and "spin-offs" confused.

>>3421779
Nope, IV and X68K are both considered remakes of CV1.

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>>3421772
Only Tetris can market itself as the exact same game you already have and still sell well.

Look guys! He posted it again!

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>Tenchu
>N64

>mfw people will fall for what's actually an altered GTE hack comparison image for an emulator and erupt yet another console war

only on /vr/

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>>3421640
That bitch is always naked. Peacock King is from an era where tentacle rape was assumed.

that's pretty rad, I'll definitely take a look at it.

>>3421582
This is great news

>>3421582
>do we have any programmers on board?
/vr/ is probably one of the boards with the most knowledgeable people in terms of programming etc because of the people doing ROM hacks.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lEG-c6lv0k

>>3421484
As a kid I didn't have the patience for this game. I'd always hit an obstacle because I only cared about going full speed rather than playing it properly. Nowadays WR is pretty comfy except for the, ugh, ice course.

>>3421557
Damn, that is some funky ass shit. Makes me want to play OutRun.

It's not retro but you can play the ps2 emu

>>3421498
It's a 5th gen game.

>>3421468
The game probably streams music from the CD and your rip is missing it.

>>3421353
>playing with the Saturn wheel

Found your problem.

>>3421353
Easy turns can be done while at full gas.

For sharper turns, break and let go of gas, then try speeding up once you need to get back in control.

>>3421353
If you've played any arcade racing game or GT4 you shouldn't have much of a problem

>>3421262
>perfect accuracy for every retro console ever existed
Wew lad

Basically, games with monotonous game play and incremental rewards. That's already where you're going with Harvest Moon but in general roguelites would probably be good to pick up and put down over and over again over the course of a day. I'm thinking Azure Dreams, Thousand Arms and shit like that. Elemental Gimmick Gear. At least for me. Other people will probably say short-duration puzzle and pseudo sport games but those aren't really my genres

>>3421262
You'll laugh, but at first I was introduced to Harvest Moon with portables.

>>3421262
I think strategy games in general (Turn based, not RTS) lend themselves to be played outside much more.

I've always found doing several missions in a row in such games really mind-numbing, but most fun when done as a way to kill time, just 10 minutes once, then turn off the game until next time.

Advance wars is a good example of a very good strategy game that does that, although it's already portable.

Is VR porn a viable alternative to a girlfriend?

>>3421362
Well, I certainly wouldn't be spending money on a potential bitch, viable? Probably, pathetic? Yes.

But in the case of games, they're still games, inside VR or not, but I think such would depend on perspective, collecting a bunch of hardware that you might need to maintain later, even though great is not necessarily a good thing because of the space it requires, besides the endless hours of fun, it can also be a frustrating activity in some areas.

>>3421606
All those arguments can be made about girls too except the virtual girls are going to be sexier than the real ones. Still not the same.

Roguelikes are an obvious answer.

>>3420889
My favourite fact about Elite is that it was originally planned to be much bigger but the publisher wouldn't have any of it.

Anyway, there's Rescue on Fractalus which used procedural generation to create craggy mountains.

>>3420889
>to overcome technological limitations
why that qualifier?

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Also, the way in which dialogue is handled in FF II. Looks comfy for a nes game.

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all the little card for the powers are so cute and well made

>>3420771
I'm sure it takes a little while to get used to, and it's fucked up that some of the menu boxes are switched around in the sequel, but I have to agree. Also, the animations for some of the boxes are hilarious.

It's a direct measure of your penis size irl.

>>3420707
yes

>>3420707
Yes it is if

- You're new to the genre
- You're not a good player
- You just want to get from start to finish

>>3420698
It wasn't in a review actually.

I loved Chrono Cross's battle system. It encouraged strategy and collecting of abilities over straight EXP grinding. My only complaint is the battle music is absolutely horrible (in a game with an otherwise god-tier OST) and some of the spell animations could get exceedingly lengthy and were unskippable.

>triggerniggers

Super Zero Mission is pretty great and mostly on par with genuine Metroid experience.

>>3420626
Yeeaahhh.... no.

As far as romhacks are concerned, Minus infinity is great, but in the world of romhacks, only a handful of people can grasp the concept of level design that can make a stock game great.

Schwa's romhacks, like SMB3's Chaos Control or Gadget Master for MMIV, are the closets I'm seen to good classic level design; even then they're still flawed here and there and are made with the assumption that people already know the original game really well (rightfully so) which completely changes how you make the levels.

SMB 3X is surprisingly good. Maybe not absolutely on par with Nintendo design, but pretty damn close for the most part.

Sadly, most ROM hackers seem to share the "hurr, imma make muh hack stupid difficult (even if i can't beat it myself) lest other rom hackers think of me as a lame loser" attitude.