You know, this COULD actually work. Make it more about the people behind the game and also make it a Late Cold War Thriller? Both the History and Gamer side of me are interested,
@AtlanteanMan It wasn't that Sega forgot to add copy protection, it's more like that one scene from the Simpsons where Mr Burns goes though a whole labyrinth of security, only to have a broken spring door in the back.
@GamingBread That's because the base system already exists and been out for a while. @Westlondonmist At least with Evercade, they give a valid reason for the delay, instead of blaming Covid or whatever.
Here's the thing, Numskull aren't the only company making replica Arcade machines. New Wave Toys have been making 1/6th size machines. Capcom have already signed up with New Wave to make a Street Fighter 2 machine along with a 1942 machine soon. Atari and Digital Leisure (Current owners of Don Bluth's Laserdisc games like Dragon's Lair and Space Ace) have given their blessing to New Wave as well.
The only big names in Retro Arcade games from the 80's and 90's who haven't picked a side are: Nintendo, Sega, WB Games (Owner of Midway and Williams), SNK (Which already made their own mini arcade machines), G-Mode (Current owners of Data East) and Arc System Works (Owners of TechnÅs)
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Re: EA Is Pulling All Of Its Games From The Zoom Platform Online Store
Betting they want to put it on Origin or something.
Re: Sonic The Hedgehog Meets Donkey Kong Country In This Stylish New Fangame
@RetroGames @Pillowpants It's more of the "Early pre-rendered CGI" look of DKC than the gameplay.
Re: Random: This Bizarre Handheld Was All About Giving Things A Poke
@Diogmites I'm pretty sure that it isn't just your finger that is small enough to fit in the hole.
Re: Here's The First Trailer For Apple's R-Rated Tetris Movie
You know, this COULD actually work. Make it more about the people behind the game and also make it a Late Cold War Thriller? Both the History and Gamer side of me are interested,
Re: The Tragic Tale Of The 'PlayStation Phone' That Should Have Changed Everything
@smoreon Damn it. You got me.
Re: The Tragic Tale Of The 'PlayStation Phone' That Should Have Changed Everything
@Poodlestargenerica A copyright isn't the same as a patient. Please know the difference.
Re: Yuji Naka Killed "Dreamcast's Star Fox", Says Former Sega Producer
@AtlanteanMan It wasn't that Sega forgot to add copy protection, it's more like that one scene from the Simpsons where Mr Burns goes though a whole labyrinth of security, only to have a broken spring door in the back.
Re: Blaze's Evercade VS Console Has Been Delayed Until December
@GamingBread That's because the base system already exists and been out for a while.
@Westlondonmist At least with Evercade, they give a valid reason for the delay, instead of blaming Covid or whatever.
Re: We're Getting A New Shining Force Game, But Of Course There's A Catch
Sega really is putting the cart before the horse. Couldn't they do something with Shining Force 1 or 2 with M2?
Re: Intellivision's Wii-Like Amico Console Gets Delayed For A Third Time
@Heavyarms55 It is a joke, that's why we're laughing.
Re: Intellivision's Amico Is Shaping Up To Be The Most 'Nintendo' Non-Nintendo System Ever
@Masterchicken https://twitter.com/PatTheNESpunk/status/1404527059750191104
Re: Sega Just Showed Off A Prototype Handheld For The First Time Ever
Pluto was actually used for a version of the Saturn with a built in modem. Ben Heck did a video on fixing it.
Re: Feature: Quarter Arcades Is Bringing Coin-Op History Home - And It Wants To Work With Nintendo Next
Here's the thing, Numskull aren't the only company making replica Arcade machines. New Wave Toys have been making 1/6th size machines. Capcom have already signed up with New Wave to make a Street Fighter 2 machine along with a 1942 machine soon. Atari and Digital Leisure (Current owners of Don Bluth's Laserdisc games like Dragon's Lair and Space Ace) have given their blessing to New Wave as well.
The only big names in Retro Arcade games from the 80's and 90's who haven't picked a side are: Nintendo, Sega, WB Games (Owner of Midway and Williams), SNK (Which already made their own mini arcade machines), G-Mode (Current owners of Data East) and Arc System Works (Owners of TechnÅs)