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FUCKING CUNTS
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>>1146220 You're now also aware the platforms around the corner spell out "GAME"
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>at 12 can persevere and beat games like this and regularly did >at 33 ragequit at missing a headshot in TF2
Princess Sevenleaf !AnVbXjgZco
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>>1147268 It actually says GAME BOY. I cropped it off because I figure everyone knows about that.
Anonymous
>>1146000 Would it be possible to recreate this in Minecraft?
It's probably too tall.
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>>1147460 I liked that other idea about recreating it in Doom more.
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Who loves fighting games in here?>pic related
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world heroes perfect was my favorite
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>>1130463 >>1130509 Yeah GGPO or Supercade are the standards now, I'm not sure how you'd play a fighting game with 200 ping though, that's far beyond unplayable in my experience.
I've heard great things about the modified Netcode of GGPO for Skullgirls but unfortunately such a thing doesn't exist for older games.
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Hard to believe most of these games were made in the mid 90s.
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>>1130519 >that's far beyond unplayable in my experience be glad you where not into playing fighiting games online before ggpo/supercade
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Seahawks-Clippers-bro !!f9QR6KXx4dN
*reads resume*>Chrono Trigger was a pretty average game
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>>753765 Still not a meme, sorry.
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>Interests: Retro video games >Unicycles, epic 8-bit t-shirts, Reddit, I'm a die-hard Apple faithful.
Seahawks-Clippers-bro !!f9QR6KXx4dN
Seahawks-Clippers-bro !!f9QR6KXx4dN Sun 02 Jun 2013 06:29:04 No. 753815 Report Quoted By:
>>753803 #freesp
>>753807 damn, what potential, ruined.
Into the trash it goes!
Anonymous
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>Shittatle residents >Shittatle fans >Shithawks fans >People living in the "great" state of Washitton >Rainbreathers >Hongcouver >POORtland >CASScadia
Anonymous
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Does anybody know if/how I can use this as my standard keyboard? It's really nice and I have no use for it.
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>>384936 Aren't you the least bit embarrassed to shitpost like this?
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>>385007 I had a Unicomp Customizer but it broke pretty easily for a mechanical keyboard.
My Dell Model M copycat, however, is tough as hell.
Anonymous
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>>385048 huh. mine's lasted longer than my actual model M did. we're still not helping OP with his question, though
Anonymous
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Sounds like you're not the only person to think about this op. I googled it, it seems like it's possible but it might be a challenge.
http://forums.emulator-zone.com/showthread.php?t=18004 Anonymous
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If you guys really want this thing to be used on a computer make noise on my board.
http://blissbox.freeforums.org/index.php I wont do if for a few people as its going to take time to do it. Though, if enough interest I may just do it.
script writer kibe
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http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/socalmike/retro-the-multi-format-throw-back-video-game-magaz >Do you long for the great video gaming magazines from back in the day? Magazines with some heart and soul, and not all the high brow big media fluff? We thought so and that is why video game auction site GameGavel.com and the RetroGamingRoundup.com podcast are teaming up with some of the most popular and influential gaming journalists and personalities from the past three decades and introducing a new high quality, feature rich, video gaming magazine that will harken back to the amazing magazines from the 80's and 90's. I was partially excited for this until I saw Pat The NES Punk as one of the article contributors
script writer kibe
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>>1118993 >dubstep-ish music Same, I don't really know how anyone with taste could listen to that. But anything to attract the kiddies I suppose
Anonymous
What's the point of that? A magazine for the sake of having a magazine? Cheap way to make money? Who reads that and more importantly who buys that?
script writer kibe
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>>1119014 Well, believe it or not, there are still some people who enjoy the idea of owning physical media
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>>1119014 Given the fact that retro gaming is more popular than ever it makes sense to jump into printed media at a time when there is very little out there. There's gold in them hills.
Anonymous
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Amazing line up! I backed, can't wait for my printed copy!
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Anyone watch dendy chronicles?
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>>1122479 33.27
she want the dick
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>>1122616 she's kinda cute except for the edgy hair-over-one-eye emo haircut
which usually implies that she's also kinda fucked up and stupid
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>>1122479 hunchback_and_cyclops_play_golden_axe_iii.mp4
>>1122493 >cant bare looking at the guy. You can't be naked looking at the guy? You probably mean bear, as in endure.
Anonymous
>>1122634 she's missing an eye
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>>1123282 He was right, she's fucked up. Physically.
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Team IGAS has finally created an official Facebook page. If you love classic Resident Evil, please subscribe! (new screenshot uploaded per every 100 subscriptions).
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>>1092175 Based on what you have told me, you will like RE1.5 a lot. It feels like RE2 but has completely new areas and plot. New characters and enemies as well.
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>>1092178 >which is why after two years the preview version still has not been released. yes yes, that is what all vaporpatches groups say
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>>1092175 >I only liked RE2's B scenario, Huh?
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>>1092182 >Yeah, but this group is different. Special. Anonymous
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There goes dude who rehashes pictures of the team, no matter how many times it's asked not to blatantly copy them.
Anonymous
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Posted to this to /v/ but got no replies. Wondering about RetroArch and whether I should set it up.
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>>1117409 >There are far more appropriate options out there and on the same level of quality. Name one.
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>use RetroArch daily since 2011 >never have problems >all this bitching
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>>1117772 Indeed. It's user friendly and straightforward enough for my 9 year old cousin to download and get it up and running within 5 minutes by himself.
He even needed help with downloading proper ROM sets too, so it's nowhere near super-genius or anything like that.
I really don't understand the confusion.
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>>1118773 Just a couple of Reddit trolls with a chip on their shoulder shitstirring.
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>>1118773 It's not hard for people not accustomed to using emulators to pick RetroArch up since they've not been conditioned by using standalone emulators for years.
Most of the bitching is just because it functions on a different paradigm since it is focused around libretro API instead of a single emulator and does not follow the UI conventions that most experienced emulator are used to.
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What are the most astoundingly broken games of olde?
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>>1104536 DK64 has lag problems that let you walk through walls by throwing lots of explosive oranges
also, lanky's arms can stretch through golden banana gates without having to do anything special. It just werks.
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>>1104504 Still it's hard to call a game "astoundingly broken" when chances are high that you won't ever encounter a single significant glitch during a normal playthrough.
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I used to love trying to get the in-game camera to clip through the map in Syphon Filter
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>>1104571 I understand what you're trying to say, but the fact remains that if you can skip from the beginning of the game straight to the end, would you not call that game "astoundingly broken"?
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>>1104583 Would you call Chrono Trigger "astoundingly broken"?
Or LttP?
"Broken" means that normal gameplay is made almost impossible. Not that you can teleport during the right circumstances which took people ACTIVELY LOOKING FOR GLITCHES for what, FOURTEEN YEARS?
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Ever play a Mario game on a system that wasn't made by Nintendo?
Mario's Game Gallery was made on PC by the guys who made Fallout. No joke.
youtube.com/watch?v=LRF47RyCI-s Anyone else ever play a game on a platform that was a port or something that just fucking sucked? Running the original creators intentions or concepts?
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>>752331 Damn, it's like a Mario romhack or something. Belongs in Kinamans videos.
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You just like to hang around and promote your channel don't you OP?I'm actually enjoying the reviews
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I actually enjoyed Mario's Time Machine on PC when I was little...
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>>752331 mario_is_stranded_in_a_Worms_2_map.png
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Is there anyway someone can show me how to burn CD-I games to a disc to play on a CD-I?
