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Re: PS1 Clone 'SuperStation One' Will Run Your Sega CD And Saturn Discs Just Fine

Blast16

I love that there are just so many options for playing and enjoying retro games.

Between this, Mr. Pi, MiSTer, Analogue Pocket and other one-off consoles, there are a bunch of FPGA options out there.

For those with original hardware, there’s also upscalers with impressive CRT shaders: Framemeister, OSSC, Retrotink line of products.

For software emulation there’s tons of PC options and dedicated portable hardware.

I wish all of the developers doing this hard work lots of luck and hope they enjoy great success!

Re: Review: Earthion (Steam) - A Genuine Shmup Masterpiece From Yuzo Koshiro And Makoto Wada

Blast16

@cawley1 years ago I bought the Xeno Crisis ROM direct from bitmap bureau. I wish everyone making games on old hardware would sell them to us, but I respect if they don’t want to. I’d think it’d bring them extra revenue. In fact, I like XC so much I’m likely going to pick up the BB Collection also containing Battle Axe and Final Vendetta, and I already have the standalones of those. I’d never risk if I didn’t know I really liked XC.

Re: Here's Your Chance To Own One Of The Rarest Consoles Ever Made

Blast16

What a cool piece of VG history!

I’ll trade you my yellow broken SNES shell and a filthy copy of Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet, untested. The jagged cracked piece of the SNES is a one-of-a-kind custom artifact, and I hear that NES game is very rare 😄

Btw, this comment is for fun. Good luck on the sale!

Re: IGS Classic Arcade Collection Makes The Jump From Switch To Steam Later This Year

Blast16

@PKDuckman Thanks for checking! That is a lot more lobbies than I’d think there would be and the game has been out for a while on Switch. I didn’t buy it because I read that there was noticeable input lag, and knowing that there would be lag online is unfortunate a no-go for me. Looks like a great little collection and the online mp would be a huge plus if it worked better.

Re: Gallery: Turning The Page On Sega Mega Drive/Genesis: Ultimate Works

Blast16

I’ve got a handful of old magazines, guidebooks, and modern homage hardbacks and retrospectives.

I’ll be sticking with my 2014 copy, but it’s cool for anyone that missed a print run or is just getting into SEGA. I paid about $50 USD in 2014, btw (someone above mentioned something about price).

Shame that material had to be cut though. It doesn’t feel like classic SEGA without Ecco, and not that I play it often, but it was absolutely company defining back in the ‘90s, and completely unique.