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My question is why does it look like it’s the top of an aquarium

Good review. That seems right to me after watching Macaw45 stream it. it’s a cool game to be sure

Bucking trends is not what large businesses do. Their growth insists upon pushing anything that might generate a return, so long as their lawyers can sign off on it

I wonder what aspect is not repeatable for the designer. Surely he’s not thinking about it as a story, which is what movies are. The Ghibli movies do have repeated themes and structure. I guess he feels that the game fulfils the movement of the character with the existing levels. And certainly there’s a lot of level variety packed into it. But the same could be said of Nintendo’s best games that never stopped getting sequels. The difference I suppose is this was the designer’s chance to prove himself, and that makes it a very personal piece of work. So the bad timing, the anger and breakup with Sunsoft maybe factor into the feeling there. It’s a closed chapter.

3.75’ denotes feet. Now a nearly 4 foot figure of baby head would be amazing

Sequel Wars Ep Blue is the one I’m impatient for

It was a good pick for a remake. I wouldn’t play this over the original because the original arcade looks great and is more of that fantastic Japanese pixel art from the 90’s. This is an illustrative style that’s stiffer than the original pixels, it’s not fun looking.

I’d be interested in seeing a review

Wouldn’t look out of place on the PCE

Is this the movie equivalent of the YouTuber in front of bookcases of old games

Im sure the team at M2 would get a kick out of this

@sdelfin definitely. Emulated ports and rereleases on consoles were pretty reliable in the PS1 and PS2 era. Some emulated arcade games on PS1 are still among the best ways to play them. Then the “retro” goldrush went into swing and few companies were taking that same care because it was about getting out a quantity of games. Or in other words, a slew of new businesses jumped into the licensing frenzy and expertise/passion for emulation was no longer the selling point

Ya that’s a tough one and relatable. I had my childhood consoles and games stored in a less than ideal space that eventually flooded. While most other types of keepsakes were destroyed, by a stroke of luck my gaming stuff stayed just above the moisture level. I was able to play most everything after recovering it at the time, but in recent years the minor moisture damage has progressed and caused failures to some hardware.

I got lucky replacing a few deteriorated consoles with affordable supply from a dwindling local vintage game shop. But I think in the future I won’t be seeking to replace old consoles anymore. It’s kind of sad this stuff can be fragile, particularly for those of us not able to protect and maintenance to any great degree. Hope on the horizon with FPGA development for sheer playability (and of course non-commercial emulation has come to the rescue).But otherwise, take a picture I guess

It would be nice to learn more about the people of Red Company

Looks like something I’d mess around with until the programming decides playtime is over

Remember, ‘retro’ doesn’t actually mean old, rather something that’s looking back on what’s considered old/vintage. A point Game Stop’s lawyers will be happy to make even if the term popularly has a skewed meaning

I wouldn’t doubt it if Game Stop themselves have containers full of repro carts and basically everything you see on AliExpress on the way from China to their warehouse ready for their markup pricing..

I know it wouldn’t be acceptable anymore, but I’d love a remake of the three-button arcade power stick.

That’s pretty cool for anyone with an everdrive or similar

Well, looking forward to the release. They definitely have that retro NES style down like nobody’s business. NES being maybe the greatest console of all time, you can’t go wrong sticking with it. The love for it is not going anywhere.

@LowDefAl humanity has reinvented ways of sacrificing intelligence for a long time, yes

It seems on the internet a wrong answer can have just as much currency as a right one..

In theory I would be thrilled to have this. Not confident that the fidelity of playing on a 3DS will be intact on this monitor so nothing to get excited about yet for me.

Get this on Yuzo’s desk, I’m sure he could still make use of it

The character stylizations and theming and use of varied and bright colors reminds me of the SteamWorld games. They similarly have a strong sense of the game world and they have fun with it, by looks of it. So that’s cool.

I don’t watch many videos featuring hobbyist game rooms and come away
impressed these days (dime a dozen on YouTube it would seem), but that’s darn impressive. The Genesis getting the best kiss is alright with me as well.

Interesting, but there’s much better games to choose from surely

Currently playing through the OOT3D Master Quest for the first time. I do remember fiddling with that order when I was in that spot a bit ago.

The RG ARC was my first foray with these Chinese handhelds since the original GPD XD so long ago, but I have too many little complaints about it when I thought I’d be thrilled with it. I probably wouldn’t go with Anbernic again in the near term

I’ll stick to the Saturn core in RA app for the HDR compatibility

This generation we’ve never had so many emulation products, and I’ve never before seen so much bad emulation, even from companies that had emulated their same software in the past. I’ve also seen a good number of people that don’t have a sensitivity to bad emulation. So the bar has no trouble staying low I think for delivering software emulation in the broader market

Maybe a crappy 80’s TV, but the crappy 13” 1990’s TV’s I had (and still have in use) aren’t nearly that bad

lol, now I’m watching Glenn Gould videos again..

If it works as advertised I’d be very interested because the focus on the true-to-feel GBC experience sounds awesome

The color does well for the stage layouts

That’s quite the mashup.. CPS1 Willow and just everything that wasn’t nailed down lol. Looks cool

Welp, there’s your problem: the first word of this piece..

I’m a fan of Jewel Master. Will definitely try out the changes. Nice to get these spit shines for these old games

Good but never great Jaleco, as I always say..

@Azuris along the lines of what I mentioned above, another solution would be to have all characters done in the traditional hand drawn pixels in the style of SMW to give it consistency

@Bonggon5 don’t know if you’ve seen cartoon movies from earlier 20th century, but they would have 3D scrolling backgrounds with flat colored character cels overlayed. This reminds me of that in a way

Can’t go wrong with the Conan Barbarian genre.

That’s pretty cool. Waiting for the next sale on the Ufouria remake to give that a whirl

It would be nice to have a source for true-to-feel controller components for 80’s and 90’s pads

Still looking like a feast for the senses

Games aren’t meant for playing, they’re meant for individual sale for a set time, with sales ceasing maybe forever, or maybe until your nostalgia fulfils the metrics of a marketing campaign, but not a minute before then!

Eagerly awaiting episode blue, hopefully coming up soon. The OC project looks like an interesting recycle of the Sequel Wars development

I guess the retro bit controllers were an exception?

Crazy. Remember renting this back in its day

That’s a cool mashup of styles. Nice pick, Hamster