>>12869356
Sounds like a lucaslet

>>12866942
lost the game?

>>12866232
That's downloading though.

>>12865756
>were

>>12865951
I know you. Didn't you say in an earlier post that you now just use your smartphone for internet because you refused to let the phone company in to install fibre? Are you agoraphobic or somethin'?

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>>12868067
it was ported to Turbo Graffx cd.

enyways the arcade game pioneered some things that gets overlooked.

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>>12869440
It was also ported to the Amstrad CPC.
I think the game would have a different legacy if it had a port to the Famicom or Megadrive. Especially if that "port" was kind of just a different game with playable CPU characters and better controls.

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I never played it because Major Magic's wanted me to spend 2 tokens on a game that lasted 30 seconds trying to control it with pic related, oh yeah, no explanation of how to do moves or anything.

or I could spend those 2 tokens on a couple old faithful games like moon patrol or bump n jump that I could play pretty decently and beat a few levels on.

if i wanted to blow my tokens on a hard game (which I wold do once a trip) i'd hit up the sit down afterburner for 4 tokens, just for the motion thrill.

>>12867528
Even with his original old japanese artwork's musculature Ryu should weight at least 90kgs, old weight to mass calculations really didnt made any sense, not to mention KG > POUNDS/LBS

The deeper you dig into the history of this game and Takashi Nishiyama's directing style, the more clear it becomes that this game is really the first Garou game, and Street Fighter II is built from very different design DNA.
Go back and play Fatal Fury 1 and it feels a lot like Street Fighter 1, in all the bad ways.

>>12871385
Nice! It was always one of the better FMV games. If any retro games really need remasters it was those since it felt like the technology just wasn't quite there in the 90's to really properly make movie games.

can claude mod any 8/16 bit game to have big titty trans furry women? that's all I want

>>12871154
As opposed to anal in the ear

>>12871159
Any game? Like Civilization on the SNES?

>>12871154
Gay sex.

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>>12870115
interesting

>>12870326
maybe in another thread

>>12871259
???

>>12871079
glad you approve, Elon Musk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3aXcwx_I78
Doom port to PowerSlave engine on Saturn

You should've learned by now that "Thing, but Mario" products are usually ultra overrated by Mario fans. Including Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi. If he's not platforming or karting, ignore.

>>12871248
I mean I like the Paper Mario games fine. This is just bad

>>12871248
That's ridiculous. I love mainline mario games and I don't play any of the spin offs.

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it should be immediately charming and fun. just drop it

>>12871384
like your mom? lole?

>>12871293
dont use dosbox, use mister fpga

>>12871370
I shall never use faggy expensive shit that is just smoke and mirrors.

>>12869921
>doesn't want options on an emulator
You seem to be lost.

>>12871285
you can literally hide the settings you don't want in user interface. I literally do this.

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>>12871306
why is that a rule? who cares?

>>12871306
>n-no u!
dumb CRTfag

>>12866739
this emulator is great but the dev is a loon. they got mad at retroarch for... forking their code using their license and then reporting an attempt from someone else to pass off duckstation code as their own. and then the dev also just cuts arch linux support because... people sent bug reports.

>>12871226
Any emu dev should get mad at retroarch for the backhanded shit its dev has done.

>>12871281
>for the backhanded shit its dev has done
still haven't found any evidence of it other than devs not liking the fact people are forking their code while following their license.

>>12871226
>cuts arch linux support
Based, Archtards are insufferable

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>>12871354
the only hardware flaws were the casing. the original xbox was too big, and the controller was too big. they should have done like pc engine and had a japan model with a totally different case. everything about it was too foreign feeling, and not in a good way. they pandered hard in the 360 era with blue dragon, cave games, idolmaster etc but even then they only sold 1/10 of what the competition sold. so they gave up.

>>12871354
nothing in this post is true.
og xbox was the best hardware of the generation.
nips hated xbox because it was big and american, they never had any chance whatsoever.
360 sold like dogshit in japan too. like 100 units per month.
the red ring shit did not matter to the nips because they never bought the console in the first place.
Microsofts handling of the RROD was exemplary (they burnt 1 billion $ for extended service time free of charge to everyone). it's Sony who handled the YLODs atrociously (they offered a silent bow).

>>12871171
>Online functionality in the 2000s was extremely minimal on the PS2 and non existent if you were still stuck with a PS1 somehow
Online functionality at the time was something shared with friends too. You'd invite a friend or two over because you had the network adapter and just rented the new socom or you got a 14 day free trial for live and were willing to hook up your console to your modem.

And a big thanks to Bungie who decided to let people go split screen and online at the same time.

>>12871367
>it's Sony who handled the YLODs atrociously (they offered a silent bow).
or the psn hack where everyone got their credit card info leaked to the dark web but at least they gave you a couple of old roms in return to "make up for it"

>>12871378
It's weird how both steam and playstation had massive leaks at the time but I never met anyone with a stolen card lol

>>12870010
Why is it so hard for Sega to admit they took inspiration from the Americans? Is this some weird pride thing? If so, Nintendo doesn't seem to mind saying they were inspired by American Atari from the 1970s.

>>12859910
sega was originally an american pinball company but they moved to japan when america was starting to ban pinball.

also to be fair to sega, the genesis was straight up better than the NES at the time of its release. The snes released after. Dreamcast was better than n64 and the ps1, but the PS2 came out and did 90% of things better than it.

>>12861415
Agreed.

>>12861450
People who are pro-piracy are brown coded, often living in poorer countries, hence their need to pirate the games they want.

>>12861737
The DS isn't retro and of course it's easy to pirate when you have USB access or SD card slots. But piracy wasn't widespread on the DS, hence why DS games are easy to find and buy.

>>12871229
>Dreamcast was better than n64 and the ps1, but the PS2 came out and did 90% of things better than it.
Dreamcast just came out a lot a weird time. Kids were still buying and using N64s and PS1 machines. Many kids were not ready and didn't save up for a new console system.

>>12871264
>some castizo or brahmin or whatever the fuck trying to larp as white
ds flashcarts were everywhere in the first world and cost like $10

>>12870469
the real junk
I just like it

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>>12870469
I had a Dell D505 for w98 compatibility and 15" 4:3, but win98 actually fucking sucked on it, and I didn't have any issues running XP on it. Some of the mod tools I am really engrossed in run like shit, so I bought a Precision M4400, being one of the last that sold with XP, super high core speeds, 16:10, app controllable p state and undervolting, no bga faults, and piss cheap. Believe me I spent a long time looking at the T60, Precision M50, HP ZD7000, M6400, M6300, etc. 15.4" is a good compromise I see working out with minimal risk, anything crt era I can just use the D505 for and not worry about performance, it's just not gathering my interest now. If I really wanted to do win98 in earnest I'd probably get a slightly older desktop with a Northwood P4 or athlon XP, I had so many issues with this being a laptop with changeable resolutions, rmclock didn't work, sleep wouldn't work. I still have my 7720 now with windows 8 on it for phenomenally better 4k scaling. I don't know if I'll keep 8 on it or at this point just change the screen to a 1080p one, it looks grainy and weird set to 1080p unlike a 1080p native display

>>12870552
I like those standard Dell cases, its like a sleeper

>>12870469
Dell Pentium 4
Why bother trying to chase a high end P3, a cheap P4 will beat it. Usb ports can be used as the hdd if you want, simple usb keyboard and mouse but for win 98 you have to wait for them to auto detect, might need a ps2 for the first time to click next.
AGP port for whatever era you want.
Its the most worthless unwanted computer and is perfect for dos and win 98, my favorite era.

Mini 386 repro for games before about 1995
Book 8086 with a real CGA chip, pc games upto 1987 but some even upto 1991.
I like the whole tuning and trying to make a game run on a pc that is not supposed to be capable.

>>12870861
The p1 era is great.

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My first computer was an ex office likely 486 or pentium machine running windows 3.11 that was loaded with shareware (luv me some duke nukem) and using a dot matrix printer to print a page of A4 text was measured in minutes. Defragging the hard drive had to be done overnight as it took so long and I still remember all the beeps, boops and whirrs we all associate with hardware of that period. Fun in so much that it exists as a nice memory but i'd never want to actually go back to that for daily use, even as a dedicated nostalgia machine.

It is why you see people making "super" computers for a given time period doing all kinds of shenanigans like SD cards instead of hard drives or RAID setups to overcome the painfully slow parts that are undesirable (that and 30-40 year old electronics aren't exactly reliable).

Though it does make me wonder how attitudes will be once we reach the age of /vr/ tier hardware hitting 100 years old. Car culture has already got there.

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do you have a 3Dfx card?
I have a Voodoo I and an AGP Banshee

>>12870834
>attributing decomp findings to recomps and AI
typical
>You're such a fag!
No no not like that. Whenever someone complains "why should i play your shitty way when there's perfect (240fps 8k widescreen plus mods plus save state support bugs free authentic customizable malware free) ways to play the game" you're supposed to complain about trannies, capice?

>>12870840
>attributing decomp findings to recomps and AI

I'm not attributing anything to anything faggot
AI uses decomp findings to make new decomps/recomps

So what? I want to play the games, AI lets me do that, without AI I couldn't do that because the developers who made the first decomps can't work on every game at once

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At the end of the day you have to enjoy the game first before enjoying AI remixes of said game
That's why I have common ground with people playing "AI Mario 64 Chudjak Decomp" just like I have common ground with people playing "Mario 64 Trooner Star Hack" and I have common ground with "Speedtard Mario 64 0 Stars Run" Because we will always have the original Mario 64.
The hobbie has been fragmented for ages, let's not pretend it is just starting. It has never been easier to enjoy the original game too.

12867910
seethe tranny

>>12870819
shut the fuck up retard. your schizo babble is boring.

>>12868546
Great use of AI, yeah.

>>12863828
>>12868546
yeah, I'm thinking ai analyzing the moo emulator might yield something. it's possible it too uses the ps1 decrypted table, but then again it's possible that the team behind it may have figured out the encryption and recreated that encryption chip.

>>12863216
>I'd like to see AI contribute
Thread hidden.

>>12863216
is a prototype of this hack the one armonte is working on?

>>12868749
I remember one guy sending them a huge patch for some broken driver and RBelmont started bitching about some irrelevant minor thing in a passive-agressive tone that was just shy of outright insulting the guy, after which the guy pulled the patch back.