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>>12793974What game
>>12794013Ridge Racer It's actually Gran Turismo 2
>>12794009wholesome I can't believe the original creator hated this
>>12794054I still buy and wear JNCO's.
>>12794059And I still laugh.
>>12794258gemu?
For some reason the PS1 Escaflowne game, even though it's supposed to follow the anime series, has a scene where they end up in modern day Tokyo and get targeted by jetfighters that never happened in the anime.
>>12794272Deadly Arts N64
>>12794271An impressive game, but>You have to hunt special CDs to change the in-game soundtrack if you don't want to get stuck with the same song through the whole game.The fuck were they thinking?
>>12794272>>12794305Also known as G.A.S.P in Europe! Not a great game but the soundtrack is a 10/10 and she's a cutie
>>12794298It looks like a reference to Aura Battler Dunbine the devs snuck in the game just because.
The Gamecube version of Shrek Extra Large had an easter egg where you spawned inside of a model of the GameCube if you managed to clip out of bounds.
>>12794328The animation looks like it was made by the original studio, I am thinking it might have been a cut scene that they re-added to the game. I doubt the game devs animated that.
Remember those NES games on GBA that had to vibrate the screen to get the full resolution?
>>12794250>>12794249no thanks bro
Biggest troll moment in Sonic history
Hidden developer easter eggs
>>12794395This can't be real, lol
>>12794349Reading about the game, the whole trip to Earth is part of the game's plot and not some hidden cutscene like I thought, so I don't think it's a cut plot but one made for the game exclusively.When I said the 'devs', I meant to include the writers, voice work and more, and it's not weird to find the videogame company working hand in hand with the show's studio. If I'm not wrong, some of the Gundam games have cutscenes with scenes of the show redrawn or reinterpreted as a treat to players.Both Dunbine and Escaflowne were produced by Sunrise, so that's why I pointed out the connection.
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>>12794416>>12794421what romhack is this again?
>>12794437Just kidding.
Games that were supposed to be impossible on that hardware
Just as the developers intended
>>12794510In 2401 Mario games will look real like this
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>>12794351They just don't make games like this anymore, and the reason is so blackpilling.
>>12794249>>12794250thanks bro
>>12794265a real retro game would just say>EYE>EYE>EYE>EYE
>>12794478So brave of Wart to show up with a trans date.
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>>12794470Crazy fights in the air atop a ship, helicopter or even missiles are common in Contra games.
>>12794265Let me guess, glorified tech demo that's been in development for years and is never coming out?
>>12794314>haven't thought of bithead1000 in years>check his channel>video thumbnails look like AIslopWhat happened
>>12794309EKUSU-
>>12794645It's probably coming out, has had funding rounds. The only issue I personally have with it is the developer's insistence on how this would've been completely economical back in 1994 as a mapper when he's getting closer to a decade of development with modern tech and information.Just say you want to push the system to its most ridiculous without offloading CPU and PPU tasks. Dude seems really insecure about people not considering it an NES title which you'd assume would be a compliment in this context anyway.
>>12794681-KALIBAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH
>>12794470If you took up running as a sport, you'd soon be able to run fast enough to walk on helicopter blades, even encumbered by heavy weapons. Have you learned nothing from Nipponese martial arts?
>>12794616Meanwhile, Mario came out as a homosexual, with his brother, no less. It's only in Mario Galaxy (if I remember well) he finds God and a diadem that turns the one wearing it into Princess Peach look-alike. Thanks to this, both Bowser and Mario, after getting rejected by Peach, can wear it interchangeably, so they can fuck each other without being gay anymore. Or at least, not SO gay.
>>12794437>it's going to look like this, with really epig faito between Link and Ganondorf! Trust us gai-, we mean, guys!>...
>>12794478Everyone appears to be homo in this. Why? Is that the "Nintendo Power" that I keep hearing of?
>>12794504Impossible on what? A dishwasher?
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>Heil! Heil! Heil! Heil! Heil! Heil Hitler! Volks Uppercut!
>>12794793The NES's PPU was literally incapable of drawing lines, shapes, or even single pixels. It was basically a glorified copy-and-paste chip. Essentially all it could to was take graphics data already in CHR ROM and paste it on the screen, it could flip it and change it's palette, but it could not really "draw". Rather crippling for a game that relies on wireframes for it's visuals. It could not display something that was basically not already pre-drawn in the game's ROM, and even then it was limited to 8 kilobytes. (NES games in general were limited to a 8KB CHR ROM for the graphics and a 32KB PRG ROM for the code, music, and everything else, making the games max out at 40KB, SMB is only 40KB for example. Mapper chips later allowed bypassing these limits, but they could still only have the system access a total of 8KB of graphics data and 32KB of program data at a time, they could just switch out chunks of that 8/32KB as needed).Elite on NES got around this by using a mapper chip to map a RAM chip as if it was the CHR ROM and use the CPU to process the 3D graphics, and render them as tiles in said RAM, so the PPU could read them as if they were graphics ROM and copy-paste them onto the screen. This is also why the NES version of the game was only released in PAL regions, because they were barely able to make this work at 50Hz, they could not make it work at 60Hz.(Elite itself is an example of amazing programming in general, even the original version for the BBC Micro was insane how it only took up 22KB of memory but procedurally generated a universe of 8 galaxies with 256 stars in each of them complete with unique names)
Yes, that's the game's name.
>>12794817Well then, obviously, it's possible? You're overblowing this thing, as NES was capable of nice looking games. Displaying simple, one color vector lines and basic, geometric shapes using simple math formulae as you come closer or recede to simulate being inside 3D is not something it couldn't do and it's just an example. Good work for sure, but I wouldn't say it's that amazing.
>>12794804Wow, just 15000 virtual money for a little, sickly girl? Good work, MegaMan (now you've truly become... A Man).
I have a zoomer killing webm
>>12794810nice water
>>12794461>Quality of life>It's just cheatsI hate when they do this
>>12794814>Sieg Heil so hard, it turns into a Swastika radiation pressure wave This is what Hitler was talking about when he mentioned "Wunderwaffe".
Just as the devs intended
>>12794945>Well then, obviously, it's possible?Not without adding extra RAM, a mapper chip that can map that to ROM space, and creating a 3D engine in software that can't run past 50Hz so it's restricted to PAL regions.>You're overblowing this thing, as NES was capable of nice looking games.No, the fact that I know what the NES's limits were is exactly why this is so impressive. The fact that you assumed anything other than a dishwasher should be able to run that really shows you don't even understand what the devs managed to pull off here.>Displaying simple, one color vector lines and basic, geometric shapes using simple math formulae as you come closer or recede to simulate being inside 3D is not something it couldn't doYes it is, I just explained this, it LITEARLLY cannot draw lines. The PPU had zero functions for this. You can't tell the PPU to draw a circle, or a line, or even a single pixel, because it literally could not, it could only copy pre-made graphics from the 8KB of CHR ROM to the screen. They had to not only do this on the CPU, but also make the CPU render the images into tiles in the simulated CHR RAM so the PPU could read them, because again, it can only copy-and-paste pre-existing tiles.You literally can't even make it say "Hello World" without first drawing the necessary letters into CHR ROM and then writing code to basically copy-and-paste those letters into the screen.
>>12794956Love this one.
>>12794492Probably Return to Yoshi's island by Kaze, it's still in development
>>12795079Those silly japs.
>>12794351UNSATISFYING ENDING
Some webbums from my epic HL2 journey last time I played.
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>>12795128HL2 was truly an experience.
>>12795142IF YOU WANT MORE FROM LATER WHEN I PLAY AGAIN LET ME KNOW
>>12795147That one combine at 15 seconds was made of granite lolI used to not like the vehicle sections but now I do. HL2 became one of my fave shooters the last time I fully played through it, atmosphere is too good.
>>12793974>Playing retro games in a VR roomAbsolute cringe.
>>12794013it says right there in the bottom left>GT-R AUTIST
>>12794645i looked it up and it's a "nes" game.dev made a special fpga mapper that does at least half of the work to pull all the tricks.there are demos but only work on everdrive n8 pro (which has an fpga) and a special fork of mesen.so, you could say that is the same as those "nes" projects that consist on a raspberry pi made into a cartridge.
>>12795245far right is the cutest.
>>12794957all this on a ps1 with no fog fixed at 30 fps, just some lod and pop in
>>12795356It's actually the best version of the game, the N64 version has awful draw distance and the Dreamcast version is a port of that
>>12795362no I think PC was the best version
no webm of final fight, street fighter, mario, metroid, dynasty warriors, oni, nor wet.
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>>12795245hubba hubba
>>12794815Love this game. It's a pain in the ass to get the PC version to run at the correct speed though.
>>12794258GIWTWM
>>12794963I should replay Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
>>12795306>so, you could say that is the same as those "nes" projects that consist on a raspberry pi made into a cartridge.Not really no, you couldn't say that, because unlike that bullshit where the game is running entirely on the Pi and just using the NES as a glorified video/audio output dock this is actually running on the NES. You might as well argue that Star Fox was ignoring the SNES and just running a Pi on the cartridge. The add-on chip was designed to be something that would have been possible to make back then, he didn't just shove a modern 5GHZ CPU onto the cart and claim it's running on the NES.https://somethingnerdy.com/unlocking-the-nes-for-former-dawn/
>>12795149what a classic. revisionist zoomers try to say this isn't a 10/10 game.>IF YOU WANT MOREsure, what a about the bridge level? or the civil battle, that's great too.btw, I just remember this game got changed lately, there are no more chapters, the whole game fits under one title now. How do you feel about that, /vr/?
>>12795778>he didn't just shove a modern 5GHZ CPU onto the cartbut he is shoving a fpga, which is way more capable than anything from the 90's.accessing several megabytes of data is not something that could be done back then at a consumer affordable price. a mapper that could do that would be extremely expensive, not no mention the flash storage price.a cd add-on sounds plausible, but very expensive. the turbografx cd add-on released at $399 back in 1989. they already had the disk system that they were phasing out, though, so it was hard to justify a cd add-on.so, in the end, no. it is not something that would be possible back then by production cost alone.
>>12795924>but he is shoving a fpga, which is way more capable than anything from the 90's.First of all, FPGAs first appeared in the 80sSecond, the FPGA is there to replicate their early 90s-design chip, because creating ASICs of the chip would be far far beyond what an indie game dev would be able to affordYou seem to think that FPGAs are some kind of super-powered processor, they are nothing like that.>accessing several megabytes of data is not something that could be done back then at a consumer affordable priceThat's exactly what SNES games did, again, this is shooting for an early 90s era tech, which would have been the tail-end of the NES and around the time the SNES releases. Like you said, the TurboGrafx-16 released in the mid-80s, around the time of the NES, but it had a CD add-on that allowed it access to an absurd at the time 650 megabytes of space.>a mapper that could do that would be extremely expensive, not no mention the flash storage priceJust because the mapper can access that much data, does not mean the game will be that huge. The N64 can access up to 256MB of ROM space (or even up to 4GB with some tricks), which would have been laughably insane for anywhere in the N64's lifetime, only a handful of games at the end of it's life were barely 64MB.>so, in the end, no. it is not something that would be possible back then by production cost alone.In the end, yes, yes it is. because unlike your massive misconception it's not going to be a gigabyte game using a "FPGA" that you seem to think is like sticking a RTX 5090 in an NES cart to act like some kind of super processor that could have never existed at that time.
>>12794265This is viscerally ugly. I've never been more visuually offended by a game. Everything is "off".
>>12794838What game?
>>12795961filename
>>12794957>UOAH!
>>12794431This was so fucking kino, kinda floored me because I wasn't expecting something so moving
>>12794321This is one of the sexiest women I've ever seen in my life.
>>12796625This is hilarious. I hate discord
>>12796739Just grab the GBA rom and upload it to some mexican forums. Nobody will care.
>>12796625That's more than can be said for most of the users here who constantly beg for pre-patched ROMs and ISOs, or who can't figure out how to download something from github.
>>12794059Wait, they still sell them?
>>12794009He probably got a Lara fetish for life and is a major sfm contributor nowadays, which is based and wholesome
>>12794258We had it good bros, skimpy clothes and no woke censored bullshit with manjaw women
>>12796987From their website, yes. Most people scoff at the price, because they are not cheap and you might be embarrassed to even mention how much if someone asks.
>>12794645yup
>>12794815i remember seeing a very similar looking game as a kid and it looked rad (so does your webm). you could hit pedestrians and they would actually stick to the windscreen all bloody and stuff lol. is this the same game? never knew what that was. no it wasnt carmageddon, I had 1&2
>>12793971someone fapped to this in his childhood
>>12794804wholesome volnutnigga
>>12794810Game name?
>>12795149>>12795787for now, we're going to ravenholm
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>>12797520aw I fucked up, this was supposed to just have the gravity gun part, instead it extended from >>12797519. oh well, hope u guys liked 'em. will continue from next time i play
yeah don't
still being updated...
>>12797551It's Valve's baby. They maintain all their IPs.
>>12794810FF8 if it had graphics
>>12797284I don't know, maybe, it also had a sequel which isn't very good. I think you can hit pedestrian in Die Hard Trilogy too
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>>12793965Ivy's big butt
>>12798019Cool one.
>>12798205Gang wars were so buggy and straightforward but I loved them so much that in one playthrough I took over all areas before The Green Sabre and I did it away after you go back to LS from LV.Good times.
amidoinitrite?
>>12798324I have with the OG costume too
>>12798324and Chris
>>12794698Yeah, and the whole "direct access to a whole CD" is a bit ridiculous too. A mapper for the NES would not be able to squeeze an entire CD-ROM drive in there, and the loading times probably wouldn't have been great either especially without DMA. I think a more plausible "what if" would be an early-mid Chinese 2000s release with flash memory rather than CDs. Famiclones still had a market in China as well as bootleg & homebrew developers. In a different timeline, maybe a very ambitious Chinese team could have developed something like the MXM-01 to push the NES beyond their competition + deter bootleggers since they couldn't just slap MXM-01 games on a multicart.
>>12794431>scenes only men can understandKino
>>12794265I am honestly shocked that this is a real game that is in development. By the time the battle footage showed up I was convinced it was AI garbage.
>>12798363Do you have a webm of the two lab Tyrants in Chris's scenario?
>>12794431sounds like it was written by a woman
>>12799407and?
>>12799393I have everything
>>12794261still the best Daisy
>>12799559Holy based
>>12794810>>12797494apparently "Carnage Heart Portable"
>>12799559Chris is such a badass
>>12799619Chris is two badasses now
>>12799416and your whole gen was groomed to be gay
>>12799392I doubt AI would have been able to keep the sprites consistent across the scene switches, especially the battle sprites shown for a second at first, and then for a longer time later after several non-battle scenes.
>>12799613It's PSO
>>12797004Peak gameplay
>>12799407Japanese, be like that tho.
>>12795956Euro and American games were often animated like this. Japanese were ok with very low framecount animations.
>>12799895It has nothing to do with frames of animation and no professional productions were not animated like >>12794265. Whoever made it is obviously a complete amateur at animation and general art design. The animation actually contain a fair number of frames (because fools, like you, think that more frames equals better) but the actual animation lacks any sort of knowledge of motion. Not only are the environments ugly but the animations are downright freakish in how bad they are.
>>12799638The video compression gave it that smeary look, and the walking and running animations have such an inappropriate amount of frames they look interpolated.It's all so tasteless and lacking in thought that I didn't think real people could have made it.
>>12795079The average late night experience walking through San Francisco.
>>12799906NTA but I agree with you, the protag's running animation looks awful for instance, and the perspective in that image of that big blue building is also completely fucked. For what it's worth this is WIP, but it does come off like they care so much about the technical side of things yet lack some basics art design knowledge. On NES specifically key frames matter a lot and a SINGLE wrong pixel can completely change the overall object. I think something like Moon Crystal is the limit of how animation with a lot of frames can look good on NES, and even that can feel over-done in some ways.
>>12799924>>12799906It actually it looks great.
>>12799945It looks very similar to some of the ugliest games I've seen on consoles like the Genesis which were all made by American and British teams. One that comes to mind is Izzy and the Olympic Rings. It has a lot of the same visual pitfalls even though overall it's not quite as ugly as >>12794265.
>>12799951Boo hoo, I am sure you are jerking it to the animation of FF6, ChronoTrigger and PSIV, all bad. Beyond Oasis is better and very similar to the animation you hate.
>>12799967Don't cry, Former Dawn dev. Also you might think you're making some sort of homage to Beyond Oasis and maybe that's your intention but Beyond Oasis is not an ugly piece of shit with horrific attempts at animation like yours is.
The whiny bitches complaining about animation here have clearly never played Treasure Master
>>12800091The retard is trying too hard without saying something of substance, that's why he's been whining nonstop.
lmfao @ this seething retard trying to compare his down syndrome abortive attempt at animation to competently made stuff like beyond oasis and treasure master
>>12794265>We've got "SOTN Alucard's Walking Animation" at home, sweetie.
>>12800096Bold of you to think both sides aren't being autistic retards here
>>12793970Damn that is awesome.
>>12794009IT SHOULD'VE BEEN ME
What is it about Former Dawn that causes so much seethe? There has to be some psychological component to it.
>>12794510>the camera still SUCKS ASS!Bravo, Ranheesh!
>>12800889how come everyone on 4chan is apparently indian now?
>>12793969>dabs and looney tunes stare at the turbotittiesGets me every time
>>1279397080s to early 2000s japanese car enthusiasts ate so good
>>12793969I've always wondered why did this one happened, but I've never asked.
>>12794264what filter/shader is this
>>12800895It's so satisfying being able to squeeze one more finisher in even after the special runs out
>>12800103I like how his shoe turns orange in some frames. Great attention to detail those developers have.
>>12800895A mix of the previous owner selling the site, allowing three-letter agencies to make it their playground and people leaving towards other platforms that cater to their preferences better. The security breach earlier this year confirmed that there are many fellows with .gov mails using passes and having mod priviledges, lending weight to the idea that high traffic boards like /pol/ or /tv/ are used for social engineering and manipulating the narrative -- and the heavy lifting is done by DEI hires and remote bot farms/call centers from India. Add to this the fact that there are no new users because they stay on Discord or X and the old userbase is moving on with their lives and barely lurk the site, so no more macros, honest discussion, etc.I am aware of the 3-day ban I will be getting and I won't contend it.
>>12801025Godspeed anon
>>12799976Gottem. You showed that baasedbooi. >>12794265Yeah this sucks.>>12800341Buy an ad Former Dawn bitchboi.>>12800103You are right, and your insight and points are spot on.
>>12801010>what is a sole
what the FUCK was her problem?
>>12801025the place really does feel like it's crawling with feds now and the site undeniably has a dying feel. Kinda sad, oh well.
>>12794650Holy based. Sauce?
>>12800913It's from a Vinesauce corruption stream, the game was intentionally fucked with to glitch out and act weird
Good thread I might made a backup to it.
>>12793965When you see that R* logo you know you're playing quality
>>12801595WHEN PS6 COMES OUT PS360 WILL BE RETRO AND WE CAN HAVE RED DEAD REDEMPTION THREADS HOW OLD DO YOU MOTHERFUCKERS FEEL LMFAO
>>12794651AIDS
>>12794945It's amazing that Anon took the time to explain to you why it was impossible on NES hardware, in terms that a reasonably bright 10 year old could understand, and you couldn't. We just witnessed the /vr/ version of the breakfast question
>>12802210>>12802214I tried, I really tried. I love Quake and I love the Saturn but the controls absolutely suck on that version. Thanks for posting the webms though. I do appreciate seeing the game in action but the framerates don't look that great so I don't feel like I missed out on much.
>>12802224You absolutely need to use analog if you haven'tThat level has worse framerate than average because of the rain but it can slow down if there are many enemies
>>12802237Yes analog but I also tried this and it activated but I still didn't see an improvement. What exactly am I doing wrong? When you say analog, am I using both sticks for movement like you would in Halo for example? Also I'm running it on loonix using ymir.
>>12794814But Wacker is Italian
