LadyCharlie

Short answer: yes.

Long answer: absolutely yes.

They still do a good job with their Switch releases, and every Switch game I've bought from them has been quality.

I don't like seeing how they fumbled the 3DO releases, but as a buyer of Switch games? I still support them. I won't change my mind.

Short answer: Yes.
Long answer: Yes there is.

I feel like the lede is being buried here.
There's FINALLY news on that Rage of the Dragons re-release?? 🙌

@jamess I do not agree nor will I ever. I've said what I wanted to say on the subject.

@jamess "We should go out of our way to protect and support freedom of expression in all forms of art and entertainment."

The problem is, a very visible portion of the gamertariat doesn't truly care about that. It's the lack of T&A that gets #TheGamers™ riled up, and they've gotten really good at making smokescreens to declare it's about anything but that. You and I both know it.

@DestructoDisk "People want to enjoy the visuals of the world they are engaging with..."

What does a female character wearing slightly less revealing clothing do to reduce the "visuals of the world"?
I'll give you the answer for free: nothing. This isn't an opinion, it's just the fact of the matter.

It's really not a big deal, at all.

Does exposed character skin enhance the gameplay?
No.
Does exposed character skin improve the story telling?
No.

If the game mechanics work and the gameplay feels like the original game, then it's fine.

it's all pixels and polygons anyway.

Turns out Nintendo was onto something for sticking to cartridge manufacturing as long as they have.

Limited Run really opened the floodgates with this, and I love it.

It's gonna be real interesting to see what more can be done with Super NES technology. (Additionally, someone please enhance Stunt Race FX to a playable state with this thing, thank you.)

@SlangWon See, when someone unironically uses the word "woke" as a pejorative, I cannot take the argument seriously as anything but a copy/paste talking point.

@KitsuneNight "That is not the point."

Yes it is. You and I both know it.

those upset by the lack of hand-drawn cleavage are gonna be real thrilled when I say there's websites where to see actual human women for free.

or even better! stop treating the feminine form like a trophy and there's even the chance to see some in real life!

@phillai Making games more easily available, to more audiences, is always worth it.

Outstanding announcement.
It's good to see ANY Capcom vs SNK game escape the vault, and be made available to modern audiences.
This is a solid fun time, too. Hopefully this game will get more of the love it deserves now.

I'm sorry, how many years???

...I know at least two women who'd be into this

Y'know, sometimes ideas for a game should be kept to one's self, and off of Kickstarter.
This is one of those times.

I saw these USD prices on ebay just 15 minutes ago. And yes, these prices are ridiculous too.
But they also drive home how indefensible and scummy Book Off's pricing is.

@PopetheRev28

@PopetheRev28 The render is literally based on a real living woman.

@Carck One interesting fact is women of all sorts of genetic backgrounds have jaws of different shapes in real life.

New Joanna is modeled after a real life woman, for example.

New Joanna is hot, and looks ready to kick more butt than ever.
That's good enough for me.

"Is Nintendo Erasing Its Own History In Its War On ROM Sites?"

Short answer: yes.
Long answer: yesssss.

I hope Nintendo understands this is not a war they cannot win. The files are out there. They exist on hard drives all over the world. Emulation cannot ever be stopped.

Starring a "plump-bellied succubus"

finally! a game made just for my interests

Yes is the correct answer.
It's the best of both worlds to keep everyone happy:
the game content does not get changed, and it acknowledges that a number of retro games have a lot of of problematic depictions.

This smacks of "a much more popular IP had a successful reboot, why can't we," which doesn't exactly inspire the utmost confidence in the project.

Most 8-bit Game Boy games have aged remarkably well!
Platformers like Donkey Kong, Castlevania Belmonts Revenge, and Mega Man V still feel fresh. Adventure games like Links Awakening, Final Fantasy Adventure, and For the Frog the Bell Tolls are still engaging. Puzzle games like Tetris, Cattrap, and Pipe Dream are nearly timeless.

Like any system, there is some filler and some games that have aged poorly. But Game Boy still has a lovely ratio of quality to quantity.

Someone's probably gonna get sued.

this is pretty cool. I was mildly curious about the Evercade before. but this new model has me legitimately interested!

Simultaneously one of the most recognized and most underapprected fighting franchises.
Personally, I'd put the entire series above Street Fighter in terms of overall quality and variety. I'm glad KoF has been gaining more traction outside of Japan and Latin America these past few years.

@NintendoKnight "To me, it seems like a fun time waster to play while on trains or on the bus."
I kinda feel like that's the main draw of the little thing. Which is great!

At first, it had my interest. After reading it has Neo Geo support, now it has my attention!

The sound chip of the Game Boy is very unique, instantly recognizable, and also underappreciated in recent years.
It's misunderstood as being less powerful than the U.S./European NES, despite having one additional sound channel available for music.
The Game Boy sound font stands out as so memorable that it was used by mainstream artists like Beck, Kesha, and Robyn years before the popularization of chiptune musicians. With a lifespan that ran from 1989 - 2002, it's no wonder that the sound font has been treasured by so many for so long, and it's nice to see the name of Mr. Funauchi - a prominent part in making it possible - recognized and honored here today.

It's weird to think how junky Game Boy Street Fighter II is, when SNK/Takara pulled off multiple fluid, fast fighting games.

@Damo I love and appreciate this reply 🙏🏽

"Finishing the game locks that particular save file, along with all of the stuff you've unlocked – a truly maddening decision that means you have to start entirely from scratch." "Fonzie is notoriously dismissive of anything that isn't 100% original Sega hardware, you see."

This project smacks of an alarming attitude. One that says 'you're going to play this game the way I want you to, or you're not going to play it at all.'

And with feedback like this: "It's a good time, but does Paprium match more recent offerings, such as Streets of Rage 4? In all honesty, it doesn't." Rather makes not playing it feel like a good decision.

a bit of a bummer. this thing looks like a cute little gadget.

Nope. No no no no no no.
This sets a dangerously unhealthy precedent for physical games. Can you imagine a big-wig AAA publisher like EA or Ubisoft getting their hands on this? This makes games hard to preserve and harder to resell, which is the dream for corporate gaming.

This looks amazingly fluid!
The 8-bit Game Boy was enough to run a competent 1v1 fighting game, so I often wonder why publishers didn't do the same on the NES.

This is a VERY clever idea.
I love it!
People are sleeping on the endless treasure trove of itch.io. The GB Studio games people are making these days are particularly wonderful.

@msvt
"Do not link to illegal content; Linking to any illegal download sites, torrents or other resources that allow users to gain access to illegal content such as copyrighted ROMs, games, movies, music, TV shows, software or related activities is strictly prohibited."

no GBA support, no sale