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Retro games and emulation - Discuss retro shit in case you're stuck in the past or a hipster
they're usually at-worst cromulent platformers
Battle Baseball is fun, bog-standard famicom baseball but has a lot of characters who don't show up often like Biollante and Dr Serizawa
Some good GBA games that people probably already know...
Ninja 5-0 (it's Shinobi x Rolling Thunder x Bionic Commando) Good luck finding a cart under $400 though... I wish I'd bought it years ago.
Astro Boy: Omega Factor, it's by Treasure and it plays sorta like Viewtiful Joe but on the GBA. (takes two playthroughs to get the real ending too I believe)
If at all possible, you simply MUST get a CRT monitor for retro gaming! In my opinion it beats out any CRT TV in picture quality, this is running at a 640x480 native resolution with integer scaling scan lines in retroarch on a Trinitron monitor. You can use a displayport to VGA adapter to hook up your GPU, I recommend the Startech branded one, HDMI adapters often cause issues and should be avoided entirely.
If at all possible, you simply MUST get a CRT monitor for retro gaming! In my opinion it beats out any CRT TV in picture quality, this is running at a 640x480 native resolution with integer scaling scan lines in retroarch on a Trinitron monitor. You can use a displayport to VGA adapter to hook up your GPU, I recommend the Startech branded one, HDMI adapters often cause issues and should be avoided entirely. Ver archivo adjunto 9257650
Has anyone here tried Arkadyzja? I think it's suppose to be similar to Fightcade and is for match making frontend for multiplayer games for PS1, Dreamcast and certain arcade machines
One that's been serviced (replaced capacitors, adjusted screen geometry and convergence, and other repairs) can go for hundreds of dollars. It's also possible to find them for free or dirt cheap, much like CRT TVs, though these ones were likely just pulled out of a boomers attic and are very likely to have issues. Prices can vary wildly depending on who's selling the monitor.
If at all possible, you simply MUST get a CRT monitor for retro gaming! In my opinion it beats out any CRT TV in picture quality, this is running at a 640x480 native resolution with integer scaling scan lines in retroarch on a Trinitron monitor. You can use a displayport to VGA adapter to hook up your GPU, I recommend the Startech branded one, HDMI adapters often cause issues and should be avoided entirely. Ver archivo adjunto 9257650
I guess that'll be one way to make Astro Bot on PC playable in spite of Sony realizing the basic idea of making consumers stick to the ecosystem they're currently torching with making "exlcusives" actually worth playing.
Yeah, and you can tell right away e.g. Ninja Five-O is a product of the modern age: infinite lives, for one thing. Still, the point system provides an incentive for no-death runs, so I wouldn't consider it too casualized for a relatively recent game.
the only real benefit will be that games that have PS5 versions on physical disc will be preserved, or if the encryption is broken completely, digital versions too, even though at this point, you might as well just play the PC version over an emulator that in the case of the PS5 will no doubt have similar requirements to medium-low settings on said games, and it's not even going to be a PS3/Xbox 360 situation where there are both games worth emulating or content that would actually be lost to time had ROM sites and/or preservation efforts not stepping in. Like are we really going to loose sleep if Astro Bot stopped existing tomorrow when there's better platformers you can play, even on the PS5 itself?
If at all possible, you simply MUST get a CRT monitor for retro gaming! In my opinion it beats out any CRT TV in picture quality, this is running at a 640x480 native resolution with integer scaling scan lines in retroarch on a Trinitron monitor. You can use a displayport to VGA adapter to hook up your GPU, I recommend the Startech branded one, HDMI adapters often cause issues and should be avoided entirely. Ver archivo adjunto 9257650
