Bugs happen, and it seems to have been handled well. Digital players get an updated game right away, and the physical enjoyers just suffer a small delay. Not ideal that the bug happened, but the response is as good as could be expected.
I really hate how every site is a "community" now, because it seems like the only things that happen in "communities" are people starting drama and being vile.
Looks great. I'm not a huge fan of Android handhelds, but it looks to be a good series of devices. At these prices, though, you may as well save a bit and get a Steam Deck.
Looks cool, though I'm not sure who the market really is. Homebrew developers would surely want to invest in a nicer cart with more features, and if you're a homebrew game seller you can get programmable boards much cheaper. I guess it's cheaper than getting one of those boards and the programmer to go with it, but I'm still not super sure who would buy this. At this point if you're someone who loves to play on real hardware you're probably the kind of person who is willing to spring for the best.
It's not that great of a game, sadly. I have it on my mame cabinet and tried to get into it, but the mechanics are just not solid. It's fun to play with so many characters, and the art is good, but the gameplay is lacking.
I'm very impressed, but without the "Can Actually See Things" mode from the updated ports, it's not really going to see much play from me. I like Doom 64, but the original's visuals are so dark and muddy that it impedes actually being able to navigate the levels. The newer ports are so much more enjoyable even if you set all of their other improvements aside.
Wake me up when there's a picture of the actual thing, rather than Tinder-esque ultra-zoomed shots of tiny parts of it. I'm interested in the product, but I'm not going to ooh and aah over pictures of rendered buttons.
Looks good. I feel like there was a brief time where there were a bunch of these arcade racing games on the way, but none of them really materialized. I look forward to throwing this on the Steam Deck, or PS5.
If this video was your kind of thing, then man are you in for a treat when you go through Tito's back catalogue. The channel is all killer no filler. One of the greats.
I always thought the ending was great because the gun made D. Mob look like a monster. I mean he already was but up to that point it was a game about people posturing and punching each other, and he straight up pulled out a gun. It was an "over the line" moment that made fighting him really tense and climactic. It was a genius ending.
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Re: Random: Someone Modded Tim Walz Into Crazy Taxi
Needs to be made to run on real hardware so that someone can mail it to him.
Re: Zephyr's Pass Dev Offers Update After "Unfortunate" Last-Minute Bug Discovered
Bugs happen, and it seems to have been handled well. Digital players get an updated game right away, and the physical enjoyers just suffer a small delay. Not ideal that the bug happened, but the response is as good as could be expected.
Re: SuperSega FPGA Team Understands Why You Think Its Console Is "Vapourware"
@Blofse The Ouya wasn't vaporware. It came out. It was on the shelf at Walmart, even.
Re: ROMHacking.net Is Winding Down After Almost 20 Years
I really hate how every site is a "community" now, because it seems like the only things that happen in "communities" are people starting drama and being vile.
Re: Genki's SavePoint Is Like A Modern-Day Memory Card For Your Steam Deck, iPhone And More
Not really sure why this is an article on this site.
"A company made a USB-C SSD."
Okay.
Re: The Upcoming 8-Bit RPG 'Scarmonde' Is Giving Us Major Final Fantasy Vibes
Looks pretty fun. I'm looking forward to giving it a try.
Re: GoRetroid Unveils New Charging Dock For Its Handheld Systems
Looks great. I'm not a huge fan of Android handhelds, but it looks to be a good series of devices. At these prices, though, you may as well save a bit and get a Steam Deck.
Re: EverDrive Maker Krikzz Releases $40 Genesis / Mega Drive ROM Cart, Open-ED
Looks cool, though I'm not sure who the market really is. Homebrew developers would surely want to invest in a nicer cart with more features, and if you're a homebrew game seller you can get programmable boards much cheaper. I guess it's cheaper than getting one of those boards and the programmer to go with it, but I'm still not super sure who would buy this. At this point if you're someone who loves to play on real hardware you're probably the kind of person who is willing to spring for the best.
Re: SNK Vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos Is Coming To Modern Platforms
It's not that great of a game, sadly. I have it on my mame cabinet and tried to get into it, but the mechanics are just not solid. It's fun to play with so many characters, and the art is good, but the gameplay is lacking.
Re: Doom 64 Arrives On Sega Dreamcast, Thanks To New Fan Port
I'm very impressed, but without the "Can Actually See Things" mode from the updated ports, it's not really going to see much play from me. I like Doom 64, but the original's visuals are so dark and muddy that it impedes actually being able to navigate the levels. The newer ports are so much more enjoyable even if you set all of their other improvements aside.
Re: Can You Match These Consoles With Their Controller Ports?
15. I've watched a ton of retro content in addition to owning a bunch of these. I'm really interested in hardware and mods, so this was a fun quiz.
Re: $150 Handheld MiSTer With AMOLED Screen Starts To Take Shape
Wake me up when there's a picture of the actual thing, rather than Tinder-esque ultra-zoomed shots of tiny parts of it. I'm interested in the product, but I'm not going to ooh and aah over pictures of rendered buttons.
Re: Super Polygon Grand Prix Is A New Virtua Racing Successor Coming To Steam
Looks good. I feel like there was a brief time where there were a bunch of these arcade racing games on the way, but none of them really materialized. I look forward to throwing this on the Steam Deck, or PS5.
Re: This PC Engine Mod Is The Most Relaxing Thing We've Watched In Ages
If this video was your kind of thing, then man are you in for a treat when you go through Tito's back catalogue. The channel is all killer no filler. One of the greats.
Re: "There Are No Guns In Hip Hop" - The Fight To Save Def Jam Vendetta's Ending
I always thought the ending was great because the gun made D. Mob look like a monster. I mean he already was but up to that point it was a game about people posturing and punching each other, and he straight up pulled out a gun. It was an "over the line" moment that made fighting him really tense and climactic. It was a genius ending.