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#46
Sega Chat / Re: The Sega Dreamcast Thread
April 04, 2014, 19:05:46 PM
Vanishing Point reviews were poor (above) but I really like it.
The controls do take time to acclimatise to but if you persevere, it's a solid racer.
#47
Sega Chat / Re: The Sega Dreamcast Thread
April 02, 2014, 08:37:11 AM
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#48
Homebrew Chat / Re: New Atari 2600 Homebrew - 2048
March 31, 2014, 08:35:24 AM
Quote from: "triverse"Looks pretty cool too, considering the graphical limitations of the 2600.

Aw come on, really?
The 2600 is capable of far better graphics than this.
(BTW I'm not talking about this game here, in any way. These suit the game perfectly)
#49
I chose Tekken 3 over 2 due to the inclusion of Tekken Ball! :)
#50
Gran Turismo 2
ISS Pro Evo 2
Tekken 3
Metal Gear Solid
Ridge Racer Type 4
Resident Evil 2
Jade Cocoon
Silent Hill
Vagrant Story
Anna Kournikova's Smash Court Tennis
#51
Bought from a guy at work. He wanted £15 for them all.
I pointed out that there were two copies of Warlords and the others were fairly common.
So he took £10.
I feel a bit bad. But not much!  :113:
#52
Franchised games and sequels were around long before the Playstation.
It's arrival did mark a change in gaming but it doesn't have to be for the better or worse. Just different.
It was great to be able to play games like Silent Hill, Resident Evil, MGS, ISS, Gran Turismo.
Games that just weren't possible before.

ps All the games I mentioned do have "worse" graphics than their modern counterparts but are
still better games. IMO.
#53
Quote from: "WiggyDiggyPoo"It'd be a stretch to say its impact was as big as the NES..



I'm guessing you're American so I'll let you off!  :113:
#54
Quote from: "zapiy"this system is one of those "is it retro" arguments lol.

Definitely retro.
Definitely an iconic piece of gaming hardware (though I prefer the redesigned PSOne). THE console of the 90's.
It had a similar effect to that of the Wii in that millions of "non-gamers" bought them.
#55
Retro News & Chat / Re: Retro Gamer - Issue 125
March 18, 2014, 11:29:52 AM
Quote from: "zapiy"I am one of those that think it looks like it was designed for young children.

I'm with you there.
It looks more like a design concept that would end up in the bin rather than go into production.
The asymmetric design, the over-sized buttons. The actual colour of the buttons.
The 2-tone joystick.  :31:
The gun is ok though!
#56
Is she interested in value or nostalgia?
I'd pass on it and go for value for money with Super Mario Allstars.
#57
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#58
Quote from: "The Laird"Unless you are playing free homebrew games or titles that have been made public domain (in the case of the Vectrex for example)

Absolutely, but nobody's ever shelled out for one of these to just play homebrew stuff.  ???
#59
Quote from: "onthinice"Is it still emulation if you use the real hardware and a multi cart or flash device? Or is this another grey area, that should be left alone?

No, it's not emulation but it is a grey area due to putting illegal roms on the flashcart.
Actually it's not even a grey area!
#60
Retro News & Chat / Re: Commercial Breaks
November 15, 2013, 13:24:06 PM
Quote from: "Greyfox"Amazing Ocean Software was not covered in the type of documentary when itself went under.

Ocean are featured in this too.