A couple corrections. I'm told that the Japanese version of Castlevania 3 is available in Castlevania Anniversary Collection and Ristar is part of the Sega Classics Collection. My mistake.
i ended up giving harmful park a try yesterday based on your recommendation and ended up having a blast, clearing through it 3 times. might be the first shmup i've ever actually beaten! thanks for introducing me to one of my new favorite ps1 games (:
Some extra information: Batsugun was also released on Saturn, with the Special Version, which had some changes, like having four loops (with consecutive loops starting you on Stages 2, 3 and 4). Both are emulated perfectly in MAME. Kinda strange ZeroDiv (formerly Psikyo) haven't made a deal with Capcom to re-release Cannon Spike. If you want to play Mars Matrix, you can play it on MAME perfectly without any issues. You need to find the QSound file and put it in the ROM's zip file, because the games using QSound don't have it included for some reason. Gun-Nac is basically Parodius for the Aleste series. I think you should also check out Rendering Ranger R2, basically Super Turrican 3 without being called Turrican. Other games worth trying to play via Virtual Boy emulation (at least for me): Teleroboxer: 1st person Punchout with Robots; Jack Bros: A top-down sudo-dungeon crawler-esque spin-off from Megami Tensei; Vertical Force: A SHMUP with foreground and background changing mechanic, very similar to the Star Soldier games. In Metal Slug Advance, one of the main mechanics is collecting cards and revisiting older levels to get them all. One of them is 'Paper Thin' which gives you the OHKO, but it is very challenging, because you have no lives, despite the checkpoints. Metal Slug 7 was later remade as Metal Slug XX for PSP, then later got released on other consoles with Leona as a seventh playable character. Her special melee is OP. Phelios is also available in arcades, so try emulating it in MAME and see, if there are any major differences. Other N64 games worth emulating: Bangai-O (both N64 and DC versions have big differences, worth playing both), Sin & Punishment (if you liked Star Successor, try out the original), Mischief Makers (shake everything), Star Soldier Vanishing Earth. And that's about it, well done video showing off a lot of underappreciated games, it's the reason why I also stick with emulation, because how would I play some of these games?
Thanks for the info. There's some stuff in there I'll check out for sure. And I don't know how I forgot about Sin and Punishment. I've played that one before even.
Crazy Taxi I have two mods from the PC gaming wiki. One to restore the original music but then another to restore the proper controls as the pc version doesn't have proper digital acceleration.
Jambo Safari & 18 Wheeler YES the slow walk speed mickey song made me lol This channel deserves so much more attention. I'm going to share it with my friends... you should too!
Hahahaha, that Captain Planet reference got me good. Good selection of games here, too. I'm not going to lie, I was hoping you'd talk about Shadow of the Ninja on NES and Monster Tale on the DS (which is getting a remake soon apparently!), but oh well. There's far too many good games on older consoles to cover them all.
Great video! One game I'd like to suggest you check out is Gleylancer for the Genesis, it's a horizontal scrolling Shmup with a great soundtrack and good difficulty (at least until the later levels, those get pretty hard) and if I'm not mistaken it wasn't released outside of Japan. Another one I thought was worth mentioning were the TechnoSoft shmups, Thunder Force 3 and 4, Elemental Master, they're pretty good, give them a try Also, I DO know Phelios, played it a lot when I was a kid and recently with emulators. It's still pretty good, and I was happy to rediscover it after so many years
The Japanese version of Castlevania 3 was included in the Castlevania Anniversary Collection (as well as the Japanese versions of most of the other castlevania games on the collection but only 3 is worth playing that way). PS4 version ran with no issues on all the games I tested, though I've heard complaints about the steam version. So you still can technically buy the Japanese version of Castlevania 3.
Whelp, I knew this was gonna happen with at least one game I covered. Can't say I'm too torn up about potentially diverting sales away from Konami though.
Ahh, so that Metal Slug physical release you were waiting for worked out. That's great. And yeah, I've heard about Undercover Cops a few times now. Lol
Great video bro. Its refreshing to see someone that's into these oldhead games actually advocating for emulating them instead of screeching pIrACy. Also your commentary about the games is top notch. Keep up the great work
I used to have a show on RUclips called The BoneZone and I found this channel through finding any remaining clips of it, as the channel was nuked for naughty language. What a pleasant surprise
oh Hydro Thunder! My father still has the original Arcade Port on DVD, and it still works nowadays under Windows 10 without any graphical issues or audio problems. I myself have played it quite a bit and it has become my favorite watersport racing game! Oh Gunnac...I discovered the game by pure coincidence. I bought a bootleg NES classic and there was Gunnac. Most definitely the game I had played the most on that bootleg console! I wanted to play Paper Mario for ages! but we don't have the original cartridge and this was before I even knew emulation was a thing. We bought a second-hand original Xbox one day and apparently it had 3 built in N64 emulators with a ROM selection menu. Once I saw Paper Mario was pre-installed I instantly began playing. I'm not a fan of turn-based combat games, but I really enjoyed both Paper Mario 64 and The Thousand Year Door because of those satisfying quick-time events. Such a shame the series has gone downhill since then... All these entries are really interesting! defininitely going to try some of these sometime!
I do genuinely dislike that Sony's starting to fall into the pitfall of "You wanna play our games again, wait for us to re-release it on the PS5/etc or deal with scalpers" that Nintendo's guilty of, now that they are starting to shut down the PS3, PSP, and vita storefronts.
I had a virtual boy in 1995 or so, i only had warioland and mario tennis, so my opinion of the virtual boy was good until my eyes fell out a few years later....
Lords of thunder! If anyone else is looking for more recommendations, try the panzer dragoon series. 1,2, and saga run great in retroarch. Edit: I'd also add the legend of mana but they are remastering it. Ymmv
@@travissmith8017 tough question. I'm new to the series as well but I always come back to saga and 2. Can't go wrong with either of them. P.s. for l and r to work properly in panzer dragoon 2 you may need to switch in your control settings L to Z and R to C, and vice versa. Otherwise l and r set off berserk mode. Strange.
@@ASkeleton yeah I first played them when saturn emulation got really good last year. If you have an Xbox on, panzer dragoon Orta is backwards compatible. That one is probably my favorite.
@@robbystrange4772 Thanks for the info man, I've always wanted to play panzer dragoon but wasn't sure where to start. I think I'm gonna play saga, then try one and two
I've plenty recommendations of my own with a few specials: * Wild Guns (SNES). While it has an AMAZING remake (Wild Guns Reloaded), it's worth looking at the OG too. It's wild that neither got an arcade port despite looking like an arcade port, what gives?! * Blaster Master: Blasting Again (PS1). One of the best NES exploration action with an armed tank and really nice jams gets a 3D sequel?! Yes please! Emulates particularly well, and loading times can be mitigated greatly in something like Duckstation. * Castlevania Lament of Innocence and Curse of Darkness (PS2). They got the 3D metroidvania formula right, really nice combat and mechanics, and... They never left the PS2?! WHY?!?!?! * Jumping Flash (PS1). How to do platforming action in first person right? Like this game did, that's how. * Steel Empire (SMD, GBA, 3DS). A Steampunk shoot'em up where you have buttons dedicated to shooting left and right. the remake on 3DS is particularly amazing and, while it was ported to Steam... The Steam port is sadly very shoddy, crashes too much, forces the outdated model of fullscreen as opposed to borderless, and the devs left it to rot. * Mega Man X Command Mission (PS2, NGC). The perfect Mega Man RPG with interactive combat. Hearing X say "Charge shot!" never gets old. * Battle Arena Toshinden (SGB). A SD-style port/remake of the 3D fighting game with smooth animation and really well chiptuned renditions of the original's themes. * Terranigma (SNES). Action RPG about reviving Earth, has a deep and dark underlying plot, as well as touching various sensitive subjects for American parents of the era (partially justifying why it never made it in the USA), such as war, slave trading, plague, death, murder, and even religion. Also worth noting that Ark isn't the typical righteous hero: before setting off on a journey because his own mischief caused problems, he used to harass the chickens, disobey his elder, and be a troublemaker. Surprising, isn't it? * Getsu Fuuma Den (NES). Yet another of the "forever stuck in Japan" games, even if you can buy the emulated port of it on any system nowadays. There are two fan translations, the RPGe "jank" and the Nebulous Translations, and the later of which not only works with the Steam port (after decompiling the binary, patching the rom, and recompiling), but also works with Steam Achievements and changes the title to The Legend of Fuma. Basically a lovechild between Castlevania and Zelda 2. Oh, and has Whip Skeletons too. * Sonic Rush, Rush Adventure, and Colors (NDS). Three really amazing and fun sonic games that I really wish got ports. Sadly the closest we got to any of them is Colors Ultimate, which is a very bad port of the WII game. * Metal Max (NES), Metal Max Returns (SNES), Metal Max 2 Reloaded (NDS), Metal Max 3 (NDS). None had official localization, all these are localized by fans, and the best way to describe is "What if Mad Max was an open world JRPG with a bit of the feel of Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest?". There's many quests to do, powerful Wanted monsters to slay, various armed vehicles to collect and modify, rocking tunes, an optional minigame for the case you want to bet some money... And the overworld theme before you get a vehicle is suspiciously similar to Dragon Quest. You can also end the game before killing the big bad, by choosing to retire (1 & Returns), moving in to live with one of your potential wives (2 Reloaded), or simply accepting to run away with the princess when she offers to (3)
Those are great recommendations, but the spirit of the video is to showcase games that generally can't easily be played or purchased by modern means. That's why I wouldn't show something like Wild Guns since like you said, it got remade. Though i must say, if there's ever been a case of a game being ported from console to the arcade, I've never heard of it. Usually it's the other way around.
@@ASkeleton There's some EXArcadia ones like Mr Gimmick. I'm thinking Console → Arcade happens some times, but are rare enough that people aren't aware of it.
Heck yeah, AvP. The only official release it's had as far as I know since the arcade was on that super tacky, very limited release CAPCOM logo-shaped arcade stick a couple years back. Super messed up. The only PSP emulator I know is PPSSPP, and as far as I know it's next to flawless. But that said, I've never played anything besides RPGs with it, so I ultimately can't speak to any serious input issues. That also said, as you mentioned you could do worse then finding yourself a decent condition PSP 2000 or 3000 model for general use. Thing's baby easy to setup custom firmware on. Like actually "drag, drop, install" easy. It's kinda nuts. If you don't mind a little more expense and legwork, I think every model and firmware of the Vita is cracked now too, and it basically does everything the PSP can do, plus more, and better. You aren't even stuck using one of those wack Vita Memory Sticks either; with cfw, can use a micro SD memory adapter.
there's also at least a good half-dozen or so games available on the WiiU's Virtual Console, and also a few of the GBC stuff for the 3DS, and yes, the Pokemon TCG game is available on it.
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A couple corrections. I'm told that the Japanese version of Castlevania 3 is available in Castlevania Anniversary Collection and Ristar is part of the Sega Classics Collection. My mistake.
Dragon spirit on nes was a sequel? I know its the easiest version of the game lol.
@@merevel436 Easy is good sometimes.
@@ASkeleton Just chillin to that beat zoning out to the world and only the game matters. Like a primer for touhou.
i ended up giving harmful park a try yesterday based on your recommendation and ended up having a blast, clearing through it 3 times. might be the first shmup i've ever actually beaten! thanks for introducing me to one of my new favorite ps1 games (:
That's fantastic! Glad you enjoyed it!
Some extra information:
Batsugun was also released on Saturn, with the Special Version, which had some changes, like having four loops (with consecutive loops starting you on Stages 2, 3 and 4). Both are emulated perfectly in MAME.
Kinda strange ZeroDiv (formerly Psikyo) haven't made a deal with Capcom to re-release Cannon Spike.
If you want to play Mars Matrix, you can play it on MAME perfectly without any issues. You need to find the QSound file and put it in the ROM's zip file, because the games using QSound don't have it included for some reason.
Gun-Nac is basically Parodius for the Aleste series.
I think you should also check out Rendering Ranger R2, basically Super Turrican 3 without being called Turrican.
Other games worth trying to play via Virtual Boy emulation (at least for me): Teleroboxer: 1st person Punchout with Robots; Jack Bros: A top-down sudo-dungeon crawler-esque spin-off from Megami Tensei; Vertical Force: A SHMUP with foreground and background changing mechanic, very similar to the Star Soldier games.
In Metal Slug Advance, one of the main mechanics is collecting cards and revisiting older levels to get them all. One of them is 'Paper Thin' which gives you the OHKO, but it is very challenging, because you have no lives, despite the checkpoints.
Metal Slug 7 was later remade as Metal Slug XX for PSP, then later got released on other consoles with Leona as a seventh playable character. Her special melee is OP.
Phelios is also available in arcades, so try emulating it in MAME and see, if there are any major differences.
Other N64 games worth emulating: Bangai-O (both N64 and DC versions have big differences, worth playing both), Sin & Punishment (if you liked Star Successor, try out the original), Mischief Makers (shake everything), Star Soldier Vanishing Earth.
And that's about it, well done video showing off a lot of underappreciated games, it's the reason why I also stick with emulation, because how would I play some of these games?
Thanks for the info. There's some stuff in there I'll check out for sure. And I don't know how I forgot about Sin and Punishment. I've played that one before even.
Crazy Taxi I have two mods from the PC gaming wiki. One to restore the original music but then another to restore the proper controls as the pc version doesn't have proper digital acceleration.
Jambo Safari & 18 Wheeler YES
the slow walk speed mickey song made me lol
This channel deserves so much more attention. I'm going to share it with my friends... you should too!
Thanks very much!
Really quality video with a ton of amazing recommendations! Fantastic work Skeleton!
Thank you kindly
Also yes we do know you love shmups. As being a part of that community your shmup content is one of my faves
Excellent video, as always. This channel is criminally undersubbed.
Thanks very much!
“Nintendo get your shit together” it’s almost like you planned the upload time lmao
I swear I didn't! LOL
Cadillacs & Dinosaurs is worshiped here in South America and the soundtrack is (insert chef kiss sound effect here)
Oh yeah, that soundtrack was the bomb.
I remember undercover cops most iconic scream: "Jessica".
I'm too old.
Hahahaha, that Captain Planet reference got me good.
Good selection of games here, too. I'm not going to lie, I was hoping you'd talk about Shadow of the Ninja on NES and Monster Tale on the DS (which is getting a remake soon apparently!), but oh well. There's far too many good games on older consoles to cover them all.
Both of those games look great! I'll try them out for sure. Thanks for watching
Great video! One game I'd like to suggest you check out is Gleylancer for the Genesis, it's a horizontal scrolling Shmup with a great soundtrack and good difficulty (at least until the later levels, those get pretty hard) and if I'm not mistaken it wasn't released outside of Japan. Another one I thought was worth mentioning were the TechnoSoft shmups, Thunder Force 3 and 4, Elemental Master, they're pretty good, give them a try
Also, I DO know Phelios, played it a lot when I was a kid and recently with emulators. It's still pretty good, and I was happy to rediscover it after so many years
Thanks for the recommendations. I'll check them out for sure!
The Japanese version of Castlevania 3 was included in the Castlevania Anniversary Collection (as well as the Japanese versions of most of the other castlevania games on the collection but only 3 is worth playing that way). PS4 version ran with no issues on all the games I tested, though I've heard complaints about the steam version. So you still can technically buy the Japanese version of Castlevania 3.
Whelp, I knew this was gonna happen with at least one game I covered. Can't say I'm too torn up about potentially diverting sales away from Konami though.
@@ASkeleton Fair, but if any amount of that money is going to M2 it's almost worth it to keep their shottriggers team afloat.
I've really been enjoying the Konami Castlevania collection. I hope they put out another with the later Igavania titles on it.
I also recommend the ACA Neo-Geo Metal Slug releases on Switch/PS4. Super-duper-solid.
Also! Undercover cops is getting a reprint!
Ahh, so that Metal Slug physical release you were waiting for worked out. That's great. And yeah, I've heard about Undercover Cops a few times now. Lol
Agreed.i have to update my PC it freezes cause it is old to play all my mame arcade and dream cast etc
Fantastic video.
We need more stuff like these.
Thanks very much!
This kind of video is my shit. Just all around solid rapid fire recommendations. Well done man!
Thanks very much!
Great video bro. Its refreshing to see someone that's into these oldhead games actually advocating for emulating them instead of screeching pIrACy. Also your commentary about the games is top notch. Keep up the great work
Thanks very much!
I used to have a show on RUclips called The BoneZone and I found this channel through finding any remaining clips of it, as the channel was nuked for naughty language. What a pleasant surprise
Naughty language huh? Spicy!
Nice Video, only one thing if you like Ristar the Game is on Steam via the SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis Classics Collection
ARG! I could've sworn I didn't see it on there when I checked! Thanks for the heads up.
If you do a follow up, maybe try Osman out.
That's might be one of the hardest arcade games ever made
heck yea
oh Hydro Thunder! My father still has the original Arcade Port on DVD, and it still works nowadays under Windows 10 without any graphical issues or audio problems. I myself have played it quite a bit and it has become my favorite watersport racing game!
Oh Gunnac...I discovered the game by pure coincidence. I bought a bootleg NES classic and there was Gunnac. Most definitely the game I had played the most on that bootleg console!
I wanted to play Paper Mario for ages! but we don't have the original cartridge and this was before I even knew emulation was a thing. We bought a second-hand original Xbox one day and apparently it had 3 built in N64 emulators with a ROM selection menu. Once I saw Paper Mario was pre-installed I instantly began playing. I'm not a fan of turn-based combat games, but I really enjoyed both Paper Mario 64 and The Thousand Year Door because of those satisfying quick-time events. Such a shame the series has gone downhill since then...
All these entries are really interesting! defininitely going to try some of these sometime!
Funny you mention graphical and audio problems. Seems every console port I've tried has one or the other. Or both.
Have you considered covering any of the Super Robot Wars games, or are they just too far out of your wheelhouse?
Those are the games that are similar to Project X Zone right? One day my friend. One day.
@@ASkeleton tRPGs with lots of pretty animated attacks, yeah.
Great content lad.
Thanks very much!
Since you beat Paper Mario, you should check out the sequel, The Thousand Year Door which was regarded by many as the last good one in the series
Oh jeez. I think I'll leave the one for my buddy who loves it. I've heard that game is like 100 hours long.
Power Stone is a must to try for anybody out there
Absolutely!
Capcom is doing something with Power Stone, it's in the pipeline. According to that major Capcom leak.
I have played exactly one game from this video: the Pokemon Trading Card Game...game. And I can confirm, it's good stuff.
Hope you'll try some of the other games.
Cool video as always bro.
Thanks very much!
So close to 1k dude 😃
I know! I'm so ready
PSP itself had a lot of input lag, so it won't make much difference. You might need to dig deeper into PPSSPP's settings to get your best settings.
I'll see what I can do
I do own one of the latest models and can confirm this. Unless I want to play on bed or something, emulation is he name.
I do genuinely dislike that Sony's starting to fall into the pitfall of "You wanna play our games again, wait for us to re-release it on the PS5/etc or deal with scalpers" that Nintendo's guilty of, now that they are starting to shut down the PS3, PSP, and vita storefronts.
Ay man, just think of it as a whole bunch more games that are now morally fine to emulate. I've been told that PS3 emulation is pretty good.
Dude, if you love Hydro Thunder you have to check out H2Overdrive. Pretty sure you can emulate it now too.
I'll check it out for sure. Thanks a lot!
On the gba I may suggest Sound Voyager. A pretty unique experience and one of the few video games that can be played by blind people.
That sounds super fascinating! I'll check it out for sure.
What the fudge is a turf
Hahah! "Terf". Transexclusionary radical feminist. Basically she lost her damn mind.
27:58 only a civvie11 fan knows the cancer mouse song!
Good content 😀
I had a virtual boy in 1995 or so, i only had warioland and mario tennis, so my opinion of the virtual boy was good until my eyes fell out a few years later....
That's why you gotta read the instructions. You obviously missed the part that says "Eyes may fall out"
@@ASkeleton to be fair the warning said may induce "spontaneous retinal evacuation" . I being 10 years old thought that sounded rad...
Lords of thunder! If anyone else is looking for more recommendations, try the panzer dragoon series. 1,2, and saga run great in retroarch.
Edit: I'd also add the legend of mana but they are remastering it. Ymmv
Panzer Dragoon. Now there's another series I've yet to cut my teeth on.
Whats the best saturn panzer dragoon?
@@travissmith8017 tough question. I'm new to the series as well but I always come back to saga and 2. Can't go wrong with either of them.
P.s. for l and r to work properly in panzer dragoon 2 you may need to switch in your control settings L to Z and R to C, and vice versa. Otherwise l and r set off berserk mode. Strange.
@@ASkeleton yeah I first played them when saturn emulation got really good last year. If you have an Xbox on, panzer dragoon Orta is backwards compatible. That one is probably my favorite.
@@robbystrange4772 Thanks for the info man, I've always wanted to play panzer dragoon but wasn't sure where to start. I think I'm gonna play saga, then try one and two
I've plenty recommendations of my own with a few specials:
* Wild Guns (SNES). While it has an AMAZING remake (Wild Guns Reloaded), it's worth looking at the OG too. It's wild that neither got an arcade port despite looking like an arcade port, what gives?!
* Blaster Master: Blasting Again (PS1). One of the best NES exploration action with an armed tank and really nice jams gets a 3D sequel?! Yes please! Emulates particularly well, and loading times can be mitigated greatly in something like Duckstation.
* Castlevania Lament of Innocence and Curse of Darkness (PS2). They got the 3D metroidvania formula right, really nice combat and mechanics, and... They never left the PS2?! WHY?!?!?!
* Jumping Flash (PS1). How to do platforming action in first person right? Like this game did, that's how.
* Steel Empire (SMD, GBA, 3DS). A Steampunk shoot'em up where you have buttons dedicated to shooting left and right. the remake on 3DS is particularly amazing and, while it was ported to Steam... The Steam port is sadly very shoddy, crashes too much, forces the outdated model of fullscreen as opposed to borderless, and the devs left it to rot.
* Mega Man X Command Mission (PS2, NGC). The perfect Mega Man RPG with interactive combat. Hearing X say "Charge shot!" never gets old.
* Battle Arena Toshinden (SGB). A SD-style port/remake of the 3D fighting game with smooth animation and really well chiptuned renditions of the original's themes.
* Terranigma (SNES). Action RPG about reviving Earth, has a deep and dark underlying plot, as well as touching various sensitive subjects for American parents of the era (partially justifying why it never made it in the USA), such as war, slave trading, plague, death, murder, and even religion. Also worth noting that Ark isn't the typical righteous hero: before setting off on a journey because his own mischief caused problems, he used to harass the chickens, disobey his elder, and be a troublemaker. Surprising, isn't it?
* Getsu Fuuma Den (NES). Yet another of the "forever stuck in Japan" games, even if you can buy the emulated port of it on any system nowadays. There are two fan translations, the RPGe "jank" and the Nebulous Translations, and the later of which not only works with the Steam port (after decompiling the binary, patching the rom, and recompiling), but also works with Steam Achievements and changes the title to The Legend of Fuma. Basically a lovechild between Castlevania and Zelda 2. Oh, and has Whip Skeletons too.
* Sonic Rush, Rush Adventure, and Colors (NDS). Three really amazing and fun sonic games that I really wish got ports. Sadly the closest we got to any of them is Colors Ultimate, which is a very bad port of the WII game.
* Metal Max (NES), Metal Max Returns (SNES), Metal Max 2 Reloaded (NDS), Metal Max 3 (NDS). None had official localization, all these are localized by fans, and the best way to describe is "What if Mad Max was an open world JRPG with a bit of the feel of Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest?". There's many quests to do, powerful Wanted monsters to slay, various armed vehicles to collect and modify, rocking tunes, an optional minigame for the case you want to bet some money... And the overworld theme before you get a vehicle is suspiciously similar to Dragon Quest. You can also end the game before killing the big bad, by choosing to retire (1 & Returns), moving in to live with one of your potential wives (2 Reloaded), or simply accepting to run away with the princess when she offers to (3)
Those are great recommendations, but the spirit of the video is to showcase games that generally can't easily be played or purchased by modern means. That's why I wouldn't show something like Wild Guns since like you said, it got remade.
Though i must say, if there's ever been a case of a game being ported from console to the arcade, I've never heard of it. Usually it's the other way around.
@@ASkeleton There's some EXArcadia ones like Mr Gimmick. I'm thinking Console → Arcade happens some times, but are rare enough that people aren't aware of it.
batsugun : sega saturn.
Yeah, I found that out pretty quickly after this went up.
Omg new skeleton vid! When theres a new upload i stop everything i do and watch!
OMG ME TOO!
Oh nice
Phelios arcade is even better... but genesis sprites are cute... one of my favorites... haven't found an original cart thou.
I'll have to try the arcade version sometime.
Aw man, ALL the Metal Slug ports on Steam got problems?
Bummer.
(I only got 1, X and 3 individually, cause I've been told that's all you need)
Funny you bring up Undercover Cops after Limited Run Games announced a physical of the inferior SNES version.
Oh I've heard.
Epic video
Thanks very much
If you can't crazy taxi to some YAH YAH YAH YAH YAH then what's the point?!
Nice video compilation!
Thanks very much!
Seems my Atomiswave comment got deleted.
Look up "Atomiswave Sega Lord X" on RUclips
Sorry I don't know why that happens. It's happened a few times on my channel. I checked out the video. Great stuff.
Emulation or modded consoles I'm buying a modded 360 I'll link you to the site if I can verify it being good
Heck yeah, AvP. The only official release it's had as far as I know since the arcade was on that super tacky, very limited release CAPCOM logo-shaped arcade stick a couple years back. Super messed up.
The only PSP emulator I know is PPSSPP, and as far as I know it's next to flawless. But that said, I've never played anything besides RPGs with it, so I ultimately can't speak to any serious input issues.
That also said, as you mentioned you could do worse then finding yourself a decent condition PSP 2000 or 3000 model for general use. Thing's baby easy to setup custom firmware on. Like actually "drag, drop, install" easy. It's kinda nuts. If you don't mind a little more expense and legwork, I think every model and firmware of the Vita is cracked now too, and it basically does everything the PSP can do, plus more, and better. You aren't even stuck using one of those wack Vita Memory Sticks either; with cfw, can use a micro SD memory adapter.
Thanks a lot! Maybe I'll just try getting a Vita then. Very helpful info.
there's also at least a good half-dozen or so games available on the WiiU's Virtual Console, and also a few of the GBC stuff for the 3DS, and yes, the Pokemon TCG game is available on it.
"retro inspired"
Do your vocabulary a favor and look up the definition of "retro" asap.