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Mak0rz posted:I played a bit of it and it's pretty good. This tip definitely helped me. I brought it up because I hit a location with a similar long vertical corridor from original SM where the animal teaches you how to wall jump (although there are alcoves on the left side in case you can't). I kinda try to do it now as a 1-2 motion - first press direction and jump immediately after. TeaJay fucked around with this message at 21:50 on Jul 23, 2017 |
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I've tried both Verbatim and Maxell discs and they suck. I used TDK with good success earlier and nowadays I use Taiyo Yuden which are excellent quality.
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Jul 23, 2017 23:27
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I have the X7 and it's been great. I like that Krikzz lists one of the features on his site the same way I would've:quote:In-game menu that allows access back to menu system without leaving the sofa. Perfect for lazy people.
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Obligatory mention for Turtles in Time And a  for Metal warriors. But yes you probably will need to use a flashcart for that one. If you can, the versus mode is great fun especially with random mechs- option.
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univbee posted:Important questions for those who have or grew up with the NES in PAL territories: It's been a while since I played SMB on a PAL NES, but this does sound/look a bit too fast from what I remember, kinda like it was a PAL game running on NTSC hardware.
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Aug 6, 2017 08:03
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^^ That is why I always recommend the best-in-slot options for flashcarts, because who the hell knows what updates might come later. Gonna try later today.
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The VRC7 music and the sound chip work perfectly for Lagrange Point but the game itself is just ... a boring slog. The story isn't very interesting, but what kills it is the INSANE encounter rate. I tried a few hours, but it got really tiring really fast even though you can "auto" random encounters. It's funny though, I have virtually no knowledge of the Master System. I never knew anyone who had one growing up, and as an adult I've viewed the games as ... Megadrive but worse? I'll try at least the games that have FM support and see what it's about.
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Aug 7, 2017 10:09
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Overdrive also works only on the X7, I believe. Some good Hu-Card games to try: Air Zonk Coryoon - Child of dragon Cross Wiper Dragon Spirit/Saber Gekisha Boy Honey on the road Jackie Chan's Action Kung-Fu Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman 1 and 2 Legendary Axe 1 and 2 Ninja Spirit Somer Assault and plenty more.
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Aug 9, 2017 21:11
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Random Stranger posted:You'd think all they'd need to do for a negative review is say, "Somebody remade Night Trap!" Would this be a good time to bring up ethics in gaming journalism? ... no?
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Aug 15, 2017 16:08
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The remake just looks so unappealing to me. Give me 2D sprite graphics anyday over "modern" anime-style 3D.
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Aug 27, 2017 20:41
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flyboi posted:https://www.twitch.tv/shoutfactorytv I didn't even know this show was a thing but now I'm glad I have this in my life.
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re: Magic Knight Rayearth is a fun game, but the english voice acting is just awful (I may be repeating myself here) but with japanese voices and english text it's quite good.
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I usually tell people that PVM is better than a CRT, although mostly for "serious" hobbyists. And that they'll most likely be very happy with a CRT at least compared to their console hooked up to an LCD TV. I paid 90 € for my 20M4E, and the supply is very low here in Scandinavia, I was happy with that. Also, a 20 inch CRT/PVM is not big enough for couch-gaming? I sit maybe 1,5-2m away and it's perfectly fine. 14 incher is desk size. I have been entertaining the thought about an OSSC, but that would mean gaming on my 40 inch HDTV and I'm not sure if I want the games to look that big. Suppose if/when my PVM croaks, it's the sensible option, especially if it's gonna be a few years from now and maybe the OSSC (or a similar upscaling system?) has managed to iron out the little flaws.
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FireMrshlBill posted:Just get the highest output quality cable for your console and hook it up to that and you will be happy. Yes, you will have that itch for the RGB PVM, but if you really saw them side by side, you would realize your cheap/free tv and not having to mod your consoles (except the s-video on a SNES mini) is a much better value if you aren't a graphics snob. The picture is definitely better on a PVM, I am just saying for most people, dropping <$40 on a TV and $10/ea on cables is a much better value than $300 on a PVM, $30/ea on SCART and BNC cables, and sometimes $100+ on each console mod. That $100 vs $500+ is more than good enough for most. I'm all for a sensible buyers' guide, but something like the NES RGB update compared to composite is a life-changing experience, it's not snobbery at all. Any other jump from composite to RGB won't feel as big. (although moving from the fuzzy PAL SNES to a 1chip SNES mini does come close) But yes I kinda agree that a nice CRT will be good enough and you don't really need to shell up hundreds for a PVM. I'll probably be unable to get a replacement should my 20M4E break, and I'll be looking a an upscaler option at that point.
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worthless. posted:So it's that time of year where I consider selling most of my games for my backup modded systems or systems I have everdrives for. People who have done this, how did it go? I sold my collection a little over than a year ago and did this. I have had no regrets. I've had the chance to play some games I never would've had otherwise, I still get to play with original hardware (I'm kind of an RGB nerd) and I've never been much of a collector anyway.
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