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All this crap hyping up the next 'No Mercy' puts me off at this point. I've heard it all before... remember Pro Wrestling X?
Just make a fun game that actually gets released. That's a big enough accomplishment for a wrestling games.

@Guru_Larry I'd have enjoyed that game more if they instead replaced him with in-game background music...

Keep up the good work, Alejandro!

@RetroGames I agree, it's very confusing & misleading... kinda reminds me of how this one guy used to post YT videos with titles like "SNES Shmup Demo" or "Column-Scrolling SNES Demo." But then you'd read the description and learn it wasn't actually SNES at all, just something he made in GameMaker. 🤔

Alejandro is the hardest-working man in the industry.

"Terrible Games You've Probably Never Heard Of"

That's "Terrible OLD Games You've Probably Never Heard Of" by Stuart Ashen. I've only heard of Unbound due to this book of his.

Is there anything it does better than the ED64P/Super64? I've never been a big N64 guy, but it does everything I can think of needing an N64 to do... it'll play those Aleck64 arcade games, 64DD games (not like I'll ever play any of those haha). It was cheap and worked 99% out of the box, then with the Altra64 firmware I got it to do the rest. It's hardly a requirement though, I mostly just like tinkering.
It's always good to have options, this isn't a critique! Just curious if there's any features I haven't considered.

I beat Manhattan Project a few years ago over the summer. It was a perfect combo of Duke Nukem's personality + classic run & guns like Contra.

Alejandro is way more entertaining than Tommy Tallarico, he rules.

"Yes, I am the most trollable person alive." Well at least he's aware of it...

@RetroGames Jeez man, this other dude is an obvious troll. All you're doing by constantly responding is showing how easy you are to troll. You're not accomplishing anything else.

.....and least not YET!

This is awesome. Keep up the good work, Alejandro!

I don't think it's that serious...

Personally, I believe there's no place in medieval high fantasy for the n-word.

SuperSega forever!

@RetroGames Haha wtf dude, can you imagine how much work it must be staying on top of all the recent Genesis releases? I wasn't even aware of all these, and I follow the retro-dev scenes religiously.

"Now, unless you have some good reason for not doing so or just some bias against it, could you do a SNES list like this too?"

That phrasing is just so demanding and paranoid... it's just a simple website to track Genesis releases, man. You're reacting as if it's some "Genesis Does" advertisement you need to protect the SNES from. Given how soon your top comment appeared after the article was posted, it's clear there was a knee-jerk reaction there. Relax! We're all here to enjoy the hobby.

Besides, you seem quite plugged in to the SNES scene yourself. What's that quote... "be the change you wish to see in the world," I believe? Why not take it upon yourself to make a similar page for the SNES?

@Grackler Neither am I but fortunately for us, someone who is - Kevtris - explained all the things wrong with this in a a recent AtariAge post. It's a good read: https://forums.atariage.com/topic/337619-intellivision-amico’s-trademark-changed-to-‘abandoned’/page/440/#comments

I hope the SuperSega guy(s) don't give up just yet. I've been hungry for another console fiasco since the Amico ran out of fuel on the launchpad. That empty circuit board shown off in a recent video was hilarious... keep the updates coming, SuperSega!

I'm not sure how I feel about these "thanks to fans" headlines...
Often these projects are HUGE undertakings by a single person. While it's true the tools & knowledge involved in each project are typically a the result of community efforts, the projects themselves are a different thing entirely.
I'm not suggesting each modder/hacker specifically needs to be mention by name in the headline, I just find the "thanks to fans" phrasing to be poor. It comes across... "dismissive" is too strong a word, more like impersonal. Plus when it comes to games of a certain vintage, fan translations are the norm... it really doesn't need to be clarified. The exception however is when one of these games gets an "official" translation for the first time.

Now someone needs to make a version that replaces the monsters with fat, sweaty weebs.

This is great! Ever since the Amico fizzled out, I've been waiting for another colossal console clusterf*ck. Keep the updates coming!

That Pixel Cherry Ninja interview is HILARIOUS.
Apparently this same guy promised an 8K camera called the "Cinemartin Fran" which, predictably, never materialized. Looks like a few bloggers were given an 'early hands-on' look and it's a hacked-together mess.

Heroes of the Lance came out in '88, not '98.
Though I'm thoroughly amused by the thought of it bursting onto the scene while everyone's glued to their PS1 or N64. My older brother had that game & it was TERRIBLE. Whenever the topic of "worst game ever" comes up, you usually hear about ET, the CD-i's games, Superman 64, all the usual suspects. But Heroes of the Lance is equally bad if not worse.

I'm sorry if this is controversial but it's what I believe. I can't support this...

I can't support Dreamcast mods that don't run on real hardware.

Ufouria characters?

I'm waiting for a reply from Active Enterprises. No one has said anything to me about the 'Super Action GameMaster' name.

When I think Doom + CD-Quality Music, I think of the 3DO soundtrack.

Ian Michael is a legendary contributor to the Dreamcast community, and has been for as long as I can remember. He's the guy that made a special version of TMNT: Cowabunga Collection for the DC (among many other things).