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>>3394019
By issues I mean screeching and squeezing.

>>3394019
Play Ridge Racer 2 instead since it's a straight up upgrade of the first game. There's literally no reason to play the first game.
Also, not retro.

>>3394046
I meant the very first Ridge Racer for PSX I try to play on PSP.

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Looks bretty good.

Why are you destroying the original artists vision?

They knew the ps1 did this to the textures, so they designed them to look this way!

>>3394286

It's impossible to counter the effect, as it's pretty random how it would be distorted. They just made their assets and hoped for the best.

Well the South Koreans have proven that StarCraft is all about math and they've figured out the exact, perfect sequence for an optimum game. With that said, there's no more random elements, even against other players who also have the math memorized. So yes, with that in mind I'd say Quake is harder that starcraft, if for no other reason than it has an element of unpredictability.

>>3393620
this is the ultimate apple/orange comparison. there's no comparing the two skill-sets. i've played competitive quake 3 for ~15 years. there's no way a starcraft player is going to pick up the game and come anywhere close & vice versa. the question is...is it easier to master quake 3 or starcraft? i think both are deep-skill games, in that one can continuously refine and become more sophisticated at the game. quake demands more physical and reflexive skill, more precision. strategy can take it to the next level, but it's nothing without muscle memory and sharp reflexes. quake is more like boxing, requiring reading and predicting your opponent. starcraft i assume is far more cerebral, and physical quickness is instead the supplementary but critical skill needed to manifest deep strategy. they're quite opposites. from my experience, i think more starcraft players could eventually master quake than quake players could eventually master starcraft. i'm not saying quake players are dumb....but starcraft at its apex probably requires a greater balance of brain and brawn, while you can get away with just insane experiential skill in quake.

>sorry if you were looking for a simplistic shitpost
>if you meant literally quake 1, then starcraft

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>>3393620
So when you play an arena game that doesn't have hitscan weapons and you need to lead your target by like four seconds, what's that?

Besides tribes.

there isn't roms perse but there are remakes on android phones. I've never personally tried one because I have enough digimon pets.

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>>3393290
I was always fascinated with the inner workings of these things when I was a kid. On top of Digimons, I had a bunch of bootleg V-Pets that came with no documentation and I tried to take notes on as much as I could.

One interesting thing about the original Digimon is that each character has a specific chance of beating each other Digimon, with two separate 'type advantage' triangles between Adult Digimon.

>>3393597
I had no idea there was that much behind the first versions! I convinced one friend to get it after I bought one, but we where always out of sink; he was at rookie when I was at champion and vice versa, so the fights where always one-sided.

Also, I could only ever get numemon...

>>3393119
>Wrecked shit with his army
>Wrecked shit with his massive airship
>Died and wrecked shit in Hell and unleashed monsters on the world after taking over in a very short time period
Mateus Paramecia 2016

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that purple and gold armor
dude was literally a []D [] []\/[] []D

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One of my favourite FF villains.

>>3393095
You realize that DOSBox has a workaround, right?
https://www.dosbox.com/wiki/Mapper

>>3393095
>game uses numpad for crucial functions
>you're on a laptop and picked it specifically for low system requirements, but now find yourself stuck with an unplayable game.

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That's just the way it is with old games. A lot of them had joystick support though, so you can try that. In fact, pic-related requires a joystick, you can't even play without one.
What's more annoying to me is games that require use of the mouse, when there's a perfectly good full keyboard at your disposal.
Btw it's Control-F1 to bring up key remapper in dosbox. Other emulators usually have something similar.

one of the best things in my opinion: if the batteries are empty I just have to put two new ones in, like the real GBC. No stress with build in batteries shit. I just have to take a 10 pack of batteries and can play for a week. just need a everdrive now... where can I get a flashcard for the Gameboy and which one is the best?

I take it you got one without the built-in games like I did?

Mine cost £17 with SMB Deluxe, DKC and Tweety carts thrown in. One of my all time best purchases.

>>3393034
Are you enjoying your lessaccuratethanemulationwithalowqualityscreenchineseknockoff that you wasted money on?

>>3392947
None of those are ports, they're all very different takes on the same story.

In honesty, the PSX version is the best ones. GBA version is pretty bad, and I've not played the PSP version. Sega CD is decent but it's ridiculously easy.

If you enjoy it and decide to play Lunar 2, it's entirely your call whenever you play the original or the remake. Both are good.

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Original Sega CD version.

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avoid the handhelds but either council version is good.

you're gonna see a lot of, perhaps justified, bias towards the CD version here though. Especially in regards to eternal blue

Or, you know, they just hadn't gotten video game physics down at that point yet.

>>3392738
It was programmed that way, they altered luigis traction and stuff in the never released Smb2 game.

There's also super luigi bros which flipped the game the other way and used luigis gameplay from the second game for the mod.

Speed Marios bros is also made to be faster. Don't have a second player game mode however.

>>3392738
Like most platform games, when you're moving up against a block, the internal logic briefly has the player's hitbox inside of the block itself, and slowly pushes the player back out. That's why when you do the minus world glitch, Mario slowly slides out in the direction opposite that he was facing. Doesn't have anything to do with their choice of physics; momentum-less games like Mega Man do the exact samr thing.

>>3392547
I loved that one too. I got it with a copy of Lamborghini AC as a kid and for the next couple of weeks, all the hours I spent on gaming were dedicated to racing games.

The SNES had a really good library of racing games.

>>3392547
Found this game about 7 years ago via emulation. I remember being blown away with what they achieved graphically considering it isn't a SuperFX title.
I tried to buy it but I don't think there ever was a PAL release

is that a 3D game?

Sounds like complete bullshit especially since goodwill ships all their games to their online auction. Also, no goodwill price tags on any of those boxes

Tl;dr

You're full of shit.

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Boom suck it hater.

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And another for your momma.

>>3392354
Almost all of them.

Hard Drivin'

NES games often run at slower framerates to minimize dot crawl. SMB, Dragon Quest I, and Castlevania are three I can name off the top of my head that do run at 60 fps and you can see they have horrible dot crawl.

Chakan, Super Mario 3, Legacy of Kain:Soul Reaver, Mutant League Football/Hockey, Luigi's Mansion and Call of Duty Black Ops.

>>3392305
>owning
You don't own these games.

Missing:
Sutte Hakkun
Umihara Kawase
Mario & Wario
Various ROM hacks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8y56oci8X8

>>3392078
https://youtube.com/watch?v=RDMWp1oLoA0

FF7, we've all seen it, we all remember it, iconic as fuck, even if the game is overrated.

I remember crafting my Atlan staff and the feel of pure joy.

atoyot

I was killed by Og on Darktide, which I thought was pretty cool. Dude was infamous.