BTW guys, have you bought arcade parts? Any recommendations for stores?
I need replacement Sanwa and/or Seimitsu parts for my MadCatz Fightsticks. I'm in EU but the store doesn't necessarily have to be. Could also consider cosmetic improvement parts like clear acrylic faceplates I've seen on some photos.
I don't have a cab (hence I mentioned Madcatz Fightsticks...). I import console ports of new-ish Japanese shoot-em-ups, play a bit of fighting games, and have occasionally played ROMs on MAME. A high-end stick and a video projector are a pretty good substitute for a cab, and much more flexible. After all, I play games which would require a vertical CRT cab, games which would require a horizontal CRT cab, and a widescreen LCD cab.Go to the byoac forums and ask there. If you havea cab and have never been to those forums, I am shocked.
My PS1 Working Designs collectors sets:
Working Designs....
Sigh.
I remember seeing screenshots of Arc the Lad before PS1 even came out. It was one of the games I wanted really...really BAD and got myself hyped over and one of the reasons I bought a PS1 on launch day (I still have my SCPH-1001 with the Aug 1995 tag on the bottom).
Sadly it never came out in the US. Until years later as the PS1 was on it's way out.
I had a Sega CD as a kid so I got to play the two Lunar games. They are still the most memorable RPG's I've played because of the great animation they had.
Lunar is just a tiny taste of what you are missing if it's the only RPG you've completed.
What's the best system to play Lunar on?
What's the best system to play Lunar on?
Sucks for you that you miss out on tons of awesome games.
I just do emulators or PSN/Wii Virtual Console.
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I am guessing he got his turn like two decades ago. Honestly reading about people who have so much free time that they are deliberately playing these old games is depressing as hell to me.
Just picked up a mint complete box copy of Dragon Warrior for NES. By complete I mean both maps, poster, manual, box, styro, bag, info/spell/stat card, and explorer's handbook, even the little yellow "hint" paper.
Looking forward to this one. I remember what a LOOOOOONG grind that game was. Curious to see what my perspective is after power grinding away to perfect save files on more "modern" games.
It will be the next game I play after FF III. I'm stuck in FF III at the moment....
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I can't decide if I want to continue this as a low level game, or proceed with the perfect max stat game. (the max stat game plays like a low level game until the world of ruin where you prevent level ups until you have the +2 stat on level up magicites).
While I have the cart (2 actually), I'm playing with my Super Everdrive so I can save the SRAM to an SD card. As such, I have a save file backed up at the point of no return so I can go back and do one or the other later.
But people have time to blow hours upon hours just mindlessly fragging away in the same FPS every night to get achievements and unlock bonuses....
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I am guessing he got his turn like two decades ago. Honestly reading about people who have so much free time that they are deliberately playing these old games is depressing as hell to me.
Is that really why you think people play those games?
Do you really think that people that play retro games do so after spending hours upon hours playing call of duty?