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@ImmortalJim My guess is once the game got ported to the west, Disney mistakenly put the Mega Drive boxart on it for promotional purposes. Western boxart back then are also usually very lazy cause most publishers tend to think they are the same game for example Link's Awakening on Game Boy had the same boxart as A Link to the Past resulting in most consumers buying either one or the other and not both as they think both are just the same game when really they're not.

Considering Aladdin never really use a sword in the animated movies and tv show, this makes Capcom's version of the game feel more closer to those than the Sega Genesis version. Anyways all three versions are fun to play so whichever one you prefer just play those.

At the time I didn't even know there was a second and third Mickey's Magical Quest games, I thought the first was its only game. Later after playing that one, the only other two I play on Super NES was Mickey Mania and Mickey's Ultimate Challenge, both which are okay game but nothing like Mickey's Magical Quest or the Illusion games and both are not made by either Capcom or Nintendo.

Of the Yoshi puzzle trilogy: Yoshi's Egg, Yoshi's Cookies, and Yoshi de Pon (Tetris Attack), I found this one to be less exciting. Mario himself was basically curse to be the cursor.

@nocdaes Nintendo aren't doing it cause they are a console game manufacturer, not clone maker. They make modern game consoles, retro game consoles are for the after market companies to make.

Tbh I was surprise it took that long for Nintendo to actually get that guy. Still the fact that Nintendo only put a strike and not a block on his account is generous enough. Though I like getting free games through emulation myself I would never show someone or anyone how to do it online. If they want to do it they could research and find that for themselves. It's like stealing from a grocery store without getting caught, if I could steal from a grocery store without getting caught I ain't gonna show you a tutorial about it online, you research and find out how to do that yourself. The only thing I could tell you is that it could be done, that is all.

For a company that never released any game on Sega consoles back in the days, it boggles my mind why they even bother with these. The only reason why Square Enix had any tie to these systems nowadays was that they bought a majority of IPs (Grandia, Lunar, Ogre Battle, Tactics Ogre, Tomb Raider, etc.) that use to be from there.

@Blast16 Double Dragon IV's issues was that it had no qol features otherwise people wouldn't be so harsh on it. The game plays just like the NES games in that if you get a Game Over, you start back from the very beginning losing your entire progress. There's no quick save, no rewind or fast forward options, no filter options, no save states, no cheat codes or bonuses for extra lives, and no new moves or levels to play except the main arcade mode. It's no surprise the newer audience didn't like it unlike Super Double Dragon which they do love it.

He talks like he doesn't want the series to evolve. Nobody wants to play Double Dragon in pixeled form forever. In hindsight the series needs to evolve or it gets stale and falls under. The only guilty pleasure of this game is that it's not coming to the Nintendo Switch, a platform known for retro re-releases since no one from the PlayStation and Xbox platforms would ever buy or play these kind of games.

Considering this could get shutdown by Sega at any time, I doubt this thing would ever make it to market. Good luck to those who did pre-order it though, hope you enjoy your Chinese plastic emulation console with Sega's name slapped on it.

Looks like a filter code. Nice that it had been found.

Well I guess if we keep waiting they may eventually make one that look like the GBA. That's when I'll probably plan to buy one someday.

So it's basically a Steam Machine that allows you to play emulate games as well. Kinda odd that those are its selling point since you could basically do all of that on an actual Steam Machine, Atari VCS, portable PC, Steam Deck, etc.

Still got this game on my Sega Saturn, nice that they are planning to bring it back.

I wonder how long they'll last until they became non-existent. Nintendo, Atari, Sony, Valve, and Sega didn't even come for RomHacking.Net but they died anyways.

@Taikuaile In this age and time you don't even need a disc drive to play those games anymore. There are ODE mod for disc based systems like the 3DO, Sega Saturn, PS1, PS2, PS3, Sega Dreamcast, GameCube, Xbox, Wii, and Wii U that will allow you to play the complete library of games on those system via microSD card instead of disc. For cartridge based games like Atari 2600, 5200, 7800, Atari Lynx, Arcade, Atari Jaguar, Turbo Grafx-16, Super Grafx, NES, Super NES, N64, Sega Genesis, Sega Master System, Sega 32X, SG-1000, Game Boy, Game Gear, GBC, GBA, PS Vita, Nintendo DS, NeoGeo, NeoGeo Pocket Color, and Wonder Swan, there are EverDrive and flash cartridge that gives you the same privilege.

@Null2 Seems like they are following the trend from other scam vaporware consoles (ex: Coleco Chameleon, Intellivision Amico, Steam Boy, etc.) not knowing that Sega themselves are still very much active unlike those vaporware hardware that never released.

Wow an Eternal Champions movie would be fantastic especially since the two games had a deep story and great character development within its games. I would definitely be on board with this movie. It definitely would be better than a Virtua Fighter vs. DOA (two of the biggest greatest 3D fighting game series of all time) movie that's for sure.

If it's not made by Sega themselves or any of their affiliates (AtGames, M2, Retro-Bit, Tec Toy, Majesco, EverCade, Nintendo, etc.) then yes this is vaporware.

The Virtual Boy was a unique console with its own unique library of game. It was one of Gunpei Yokoi's masterpiece hardware and it showcase what virtual 3D would be like straight in your face that you could take anywhere with you. I don't think there are any company nowadays had ever invent or done what the Virtual Boy had done or outclass it better in any ways. It was its own kind of innovation and spectacle despite having its own flaws to deal with.

Doesn't look as good as the Super Game Boy enhance version but hey if you still own a Game Boy Color or Game Boy Player this is a good play.

So far the only few games that does had it are Sonic Forces, Puyo Puyo, and the SMB series (not to be mistaken with Super Mario Bros. and Super Meat Boy).

Why not trophy as well? People do like pretending they had something.

This like the Sega Spartan are just Sega fanboy wet dream consoles. They rely too much on Sega and will probably get ignore. They don't build up a reputation first and then go from there but instead thought that cause they had a website from 2002 ago they count themselves as been in the game for a long time. Nope that's not how it works, existing for that long is nothing but actually had a product and a reputation for that long would definitely interest Sega.

They only exist, they did not had a good reputation or products to show or prove to Sega that they could be a legit partner. Yes Sega support companies like Retro-Bit, Blaze and AtGames but these companies already built and had good reputation to prove to Sega that they could be trusted partners in their relationship, these guys are a bunch of nobodies creating an idea and had not proven anything yet.

This game is what Sword of Sodan on the Sega Genesis should had been like.

@aegis_autumn Remember that the price you pay for this is just for the board alone, not the actual kit, accessories, or shell. Once you got the board, you still need the kit to put everything together, then a custom shell to close up entire thing in a neat package. By the time you got all those together and setup, you had already spend more than what you would had on any of Analogue's products.

If you made one mistake that screw everything up then you've just wasted your money. Even if you finished building the thing you still had to go online to find the latest up to date operating system, programs, software, compatible cores, and roms to get it working. Note that not every operating systems for MiSTer or likewise its clone are the same. Some may function on your built and some may not and could brick your system. Some will also had better compatibility than others meaning you could play some games better on one os over the others, this applies to features as well. You really had to know what you're doing when building and setting these up to be able to make good use of em.

With Analogue you bought the complete console with everything setup, built, install, and ready to be use, that's why it cost a premium whereas these don't since you're buying parts to make one yourself. You can't compare a finish product to a set of parts that may likely fall apart.

Incredible game, still I don't get why it needs to have the Sega brand attach to it when he could just release it without one. Just finished the game and release it as your own original work, that way you don't have to worry about license conflict. Chances are Sega is likely gonna say no. Also while Sonic Mania was made official from a fan game, Streets of Rage 4 is not. That game is fully license by Sega themselves and is made by an indie dev, not a fan.

Good design but without analog sticks playing 3D games may feel a bit odd. In terms of specs; however, the Miyoo Mini Flip is still the better buy but this one is a nice budget alternative if you absolutely don't care about playing 3D games.

Miyamoto clearly said the Legend of Zelda was not based on any of those awful games, it was a game he made based from his experience as a kid who loves exploring into caves and ruins and finding lost treasures and stuffs. These games that are accusing him of that aren't even that, there's no cave, there's no exploring, it's a character swinging his weapon with no rhyme or reasons across different part of the jungle. That's it. Link is not a depiction of Miyamoto but an avatar for the player to play the game so they would experience the same childhood memory that he did but in digital form. Back at the time the only way you could make an action adventure game that offer the same level of exploration and depth is through a bird eye perspective. Just cause they exist first doesn't necessarily mean Zelda is a ripoff of them and even if it is it doesn't share their ideology, gameplay, or mechanics.

@kitestar Nintendo is going to introduced the Switch successor this fiscal year. We don't know what it'll look like or what it'll be call but they will announced it, their president said so.

What Excitebike could had evolve to in the 16-Bit era had Nintendo not replaced it with F-Zero. Definitely a game I would like to re-experience again. Hopefully there's an online play for this as I figure this game will never come to NSO. The closest game we got to this in the state was that one Power Rangers Zeo bike game.

My only issue with them was their long wait for their shipping since they only shipped in batch. Other than that I don't had that much of an issue with them and a lot of their releases got reprint via Best Buy so even if you miss their pre-order period you could still get the reprint versions at retailer. Now the bad news is that Best Buy doesn't carry physical games anymore making them Worst Buy now so the only way to get their games is either through pre-orders or finding some use copies on ebay.

Wow these Cotton games are like Puyo Puyo all of a sudden, they never stopped coming. I also never realize there's this many versions of them.

Wow so the original Super Famicom was gonna have a headphone jack and volume dial just like the Sega Mega Drive? I guess Sega caught wind of them so they change it up.

Nintendo will probably end him. I don't have faith in this emulator lasting.

Sound like they took the cheap way out.

The odd part is that there are no grappler in Killer Instinct. None of the characters in KI knows how to throw or grab until part 2 a.k.a. Killer Instinct Gold and even so they don't have any unique grapple moves.

Interesting but why the Saturn when he could had easily port it to the Dreamcast since it expand on the 3D capability even further?

@no_donatello The thing is even though the PS2 had the advantage in storage space via bigger DVD size disc, its processor is a bit slower than the GameCube. Resident Evil 4 may be on one full disc on PS2 and 2 discs on GameCube but the GameCube version not only look better but runs smoother at 60fps whereas the PS2 version despite having the full game and extra contents look a bit too jagged and only runs at 30fps.

Having emulations on phone is okay, playing them on there on the otherhand just doesn't feel right. Also they create too many cache on your phone enough so that it lags your other apps and services too. Just not worth it, just play em on your PC or those countless Chinese emulation devices that flood the market nowadays.

Nice, these are the better games from the Lynx library. Without these the Lynx would be nothing since Atari themselves couldn't even release any of their own games on the thing.

He did the right thing, whether Nintendo is coming to get him or not is questionable. Taking the risk out of his life is better than leaving it in to applease the brokees. Emulators and emulations in general are legal but there's a few bunch of individuals who used it for illegal means and those are the ones that ruins the game for everyone.

@Bod2019 I believe those giga carts will be just big enough to handle NeoGeo, PS1, N64, and Dreamcast games. In most of those library some games hardly support analog sticks. Games such as Soul Calibur on Dreamcast and Final Fantasy VII on PS1 rarely ever required the analog sticks.

@Moroboshi876 The VS-R console will only come bundle with one controller instead of two unlike the original VS. That's why it's cheaper. I say if you don't care about portability and don't have anyone to play with then the VS-R is the more affordable way to get it, if you do have another person to play with then just stick to the original VS. Other than the colors, there really is no difference in specs between the two.

Man if only we get an HD remake of the two Chip 'n Dales games for modern consoles just like the DuckTales Remastered remake, I would buy those.

Nintendo about emulation and emulator makers: It's only fair if we allow them to fight each other first before we go after the one.

Looks fantastic, I feel this game was made for Super NES just like Super Smash TV. The fact that the Super NES was the last console to get this game when the control of this game was meant for the Super NES layout is just questionable but I'm glad it's finally here.

The Steam Deck doesn't had TATE mode nor does it do TATE mode any good so I will wait until they bring these to Switch. For now I'll just wait for a Steam sale or until a physical version on console exist.

So basically it's just a clone console like the Hyperkin, RetroBit, MiSTer, and Analogue Pocket but without the cartridge slot and could only play anything 2D or under? Yeah not worth it.

@Ironcore If you used an 8Bitdo GBros. adapter that'll work too. The GBros. adapter will let you control both a GameCube controller and Wii Classic Controller, NES Classic Edition Controller or Super NES Classic Edition Controller wirelessly at the same time as the same player for the Wii U and Nintendo Switch.