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Dantefromhell89 said:
Again?! o0
EDIT: oh, no, it's the same...😅

so-so...:unsure:
But thanks, now I have another game to strive for🤤
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Super Geisha Neon on Steam

Kind-hearted girl was trapped by the evil shogun. He wants to forcefully marry her, but that’s not gonna happen — our brave geisha will surely find the way to escape her prison cell and past all the deadly traps and labyrinths of the mighty evil-doer.
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I'm with ya (unfortunately) :LOL:
burningpixel82 said:
Yea I know, prologue comes from greek "pro logos" pro = before; logos= word. It means introduction :)
It is true, I see more for indie games then AAA games.
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Well Homer, you just made my definition look stupid :ROFLMAO:

I was more explaining it wasn't a sales tactic and why, but I figured if you knew what prologue meant clear as day it would have been obvious if you played a few....but I guess I took your meaning wrong.

"A road up and down is not one and the same”
burningpixel82 said:
I couldn't resist to post :LOL:
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My life right now :LOL:

Haven't heard that song in a minute...nice.

Took me an extra 4 minutes to post since I was jamming hahaha.
 
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whatnitrus said:
Well Homer, you just made my definition look stupid :ROFLMAO:
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believe me, it wasn't my intention, I like to know word origin, I though it was interesting to post it :p
whatnitrus said:
I was more explaining it wasn't a sales tactic and why, but I figured if you knew what prologue meant clear as day it would have been obvious if you played a few....but I guess I took your meaning wrong.

"A road up and down is not one and the same”
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got it :)
whatnitrus said:
My life right now :LOL:

Haven't heard that song in a minute...nice.

Took me an extra 4 minutes to post since I was jamming hahaha.
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Glad you liked it :D
 
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vic-viper said:
again, it's simple - in order to use the emulator and not break any rules, especially nintendo rules, you need to unsolder your console, dump your bios and operating system, then dump your cartridge, and then run it all on the emulator.
but I want to ask another question - why do you want to play the last game? there are many old and also interesting pokemon games where everything is much easier with emulation? I wouldn't recommend the game boy versions, but since gba times everything looked decent and played interestingly.
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open world pokemon, thats it.

i played the gba versions on smartphone emulator, finished near all of the classics
 
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1931fatahilmazelan said:
a new indiegala bundle https://www.indiegala.com/bundle/huge-pixel-bundle some of them looks weirdly decent..
edit:for the price per game at least
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Thank you for posting, this bundle is more expensive in every country to buy on steam, even on sale.

Edit, when researching, find that these game are kind-of asset flip. not terrible but not good. better than average? still very short and not much to replay. i think developer take advantage of steam price increases, it is definitely overpriced, bundle is more fair
 
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I'd like to thank WhatNitrous for sending me Strider from Humble Bundle . (y)

Strider.png

I was going to send this message below as a PM, but I figured it would be better here with pictures:
I remember seeing the Strider Arcade Cabinet when I would go play Street Fighter 2, I'm not sure if I ever played it or not, but it always caught my eye and I wanted to play it, but I was hooked on Street Fighter 2, I also liked The Simpsons, I tried a Pacman Cabinet a few times, it was Ms. Pacman, but I didn't want anyone else to see me playing it because it was too girly and they didn't have the regular Pacman and it was my only way to play Pacman at the time 😆 I also pumped a lot of quarters into Pinball Machines and stuff like Daytona USA and in later years Aerosmith Revolution X (2 Player) I think it was the 3-Gun version, not the 2-Gun version. I really liked those types of Arcade Cabinets and Pinball Machines because you couldn't get that experience from a console, the guns on Aerosmith Revolution X vibrated really strong (like kickback) and you had a Yellow Button on the side that would shoot CDs (Music CDs/Discs) Right Hand for shooting bullets, Left Hand wrapped around the bottom of the Barrel of the gun (Left Thumb to press Yellow button/shoot Music CDs) the game had music by Aerosmith, a cheesy plot (something about Eco-Terrorists) and of course you couldn't really replicate Daytona USA on console, it had a stick shift and I think the seats moved and the wheel definitely had Force Feedback on it (it also felt realistic, like you were turning the steering wheel in a real car).

If I could buy only 2 Arcade Cabinets, it would be Aerosmith Revolution X (3-Gun Version) and Street Fighter 2: The World Warrior maybe I would choose Champion Edition, but I definitely wouldn't choose Turbo, Super, or Super Turbo Editions, the Original Version is what I remember playing at the Arcade. I also owned the Original Version on SNES, the other Versions I tried as Weekend Rentals but never owned them.

Here's some photos of Arcade Cabinets that you just can't replicate the look and feel of using a Game Console, anything like this (including Pinball) I felt was special, it made it worth going to the Arcade.
Aerosmith-RevX.jpg
Daytona-USA.jpg
 
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yellowsorcerypotent said:
I'd like to thank WhatNitrous for sending me Strider from Humble Bundle . (y)

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I was going to send this message below as a PM, but I figured it would be better here with pictures:
I remember seeing the Strider Arcade Cabinet when I would go play Street Fighter 2, I'm not sure if I ever played it or not, but it always caught my eye and I wanted to play it, but I was hooked on Street Fighter 2, I also liked The Simpsons, I tried a Pacman Cabinet a few times, it was Ms. Pacman, but I didn't want anyone else to see me playing it because it was too girly and they didn't have the regular Pacman and it was my only way to play Pacman at the time 😆 I also pumped a lot of quarters into Pinball Machines and stuff like Daytona USA and in later years Aerosmith Revolution X (2 Player) I think it was the 3-Gun version, not the 2-Gun version. I really liked those types of Arcade Cabinets and Pinball Machines because you couldn't get that experience from a console, the guns on Aerosmith Revolution X vibrated really strong (like kickback) and you had a Yellow Button on the side that would shoot CDs (Music CDs/Discs) Right Hand for shooting bullets, Left Hand wrapped around the bottom of the Barrel of the gun (Left Thumb to press Yellow button/shoot Music CDs) the game had music by Aerosmith, a cheesy plot (something about Eco-Terrorists) and of course you couldn't really replicate Daytona USA on console, it had a stick shift and I think the seats moved and the wheel definitely had Force Feedback on it (it also felt realistic, like you were turning the steering wheel in a real car).

If I could buy only 2 Arcade Cabinets, it would be Aerosmith Revolution X (3-Gun Version) and Street Fighter 2: The World Warrior maybe I would choose Champion Edition, but I definitely wouldn't choose Turbo, Super, or Super Turbo Editions, the Original Version is what I remember playing at the Arcade. I also owned the Original Version on SNES, the other Versions I tried as Weekend Rentals but never owned them.

Here's some photos of Arcade Cabinets that you just can't replicate the look and feel of using a Game Console, anything like this (including Pinball) I felt was special, it made it worth going to the Arcade.
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And this would have been my response in PM, two of the best reasons to go to an arcade, still, if you can find them.

My mission in life before I kick the bucket seat (lol) is to build a racing setup for PC with a real Corvette seat and all the stuff exactly where it would be in the actual car (shifter, pedals, etc) and play iRacing in VR to win some serious bank :ROFLMAO:

I can't drive sims with a gamepad but I imagine it would be entirely different with that setup, and I'm a speed demon in the city normally--think i'd do extremely good with an actual vehicle feeling when I played.

Ii won't even bother with a gamepad because its just not what I want to play.

Guns...well, i've already mentioned 100 times I need a modern zapper :LOL:

Nothing else to that story.
 
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yellowsorcerypotent said:
I'd like to thank WhatNitrous for sending me Strider from Humble Bundle . (y)

View attachment 12061

I was going to send this message below as a PM, but I figured it would be better here with pictures:
I remember seeing the Strider Arcade Cabinet when I would go play Street Fighter 2, I'm not sure if I ever played it or not, but it always caught my eye and I wanted to play it, but I was hooked on Street Fighter 2, I also liked The Simpsons, I tried a Pacman Cabinet a few times, it was Ms. Pacman, but I didn't want anyone else to see me playing it because it was too girly and they didn't have the regular Pacman and it was my only way to play Pacman at the time 😆 I also pumped a lot of quarters into Pinball Machines and stuff like Daytona USA and in later years Aerosmith Revolution X (2 Player) I think it was the 3-Gun version, not the 2-Gun version. I really liked those types of Arcade Cabinets and Pinball Machines because you couldn't get that experience from a console, the guns on Aerosmith Revolution X vibrated really strong (like kickback) and you had a Yellow Button on the side that would shoot CDs (Music CDs/Discs) Right Hand for shooting bullets, Left Hand wrapped around the bottom of the Barrel of the gun (Left Thumb to press Yellow button/shoot Music CDs) the game had music by Aerosmith, a cheesy plot (something about Eco-Terrorists) and of course you couldn't really replicate Daytona USA on console, it had a stick shift and I think the seats moved and the wheel definitely had Force Feedback on it (it also felt realistic, like you were turning the steering wheel in a real car).
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Great game Strider, I haven't played yet the reboot version, but I played the original one, I own the sega mega drive cartidge. The european smd version cover art has the character that is very different from the ingame don't like at all :LOL: the japanese version is better imho:

Eur version Jap version
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yellowsorcerypotent said:
If I could buy only 2 Arcade Cabinets, it would be Aerosmith Revolution X (3-Gun Version) and Street Fighter 2: The World Warrior maybe I would choose Champion Edition, but I definitely wouldn't choose Turbo, Super, or Super Turbo Editions, the Original Version is what I remember playing at the Arcade. I also owned the Original Version on SNES, the other Versions I tried as Weekend Rentals but never owned them.

Here's some photos of Arcade Cabinets that you just can't replicate the look and feel of using a Game Console, anything like this (including Pinball) I felt was special, it made it worth going to the Arcade.
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Nowdays there is Arcade1up that makes arcade cabinet replicas in 3/4 of real size, if you are interested in gun games there is Terminator 2 they sell it on amazon too:


Daytona Usa was probally my fav car game but there are few more racing games I liked:

Hang-on


Sega Rally


Ridge


whatnitrus said:
And this would have been my response in PM, two of the best reasons to go to an arcade, still, if you can find them.

My mission in life before I kick the bucket seat (lol) is to build a racing setup for PC with a real Corvette seat and all the stuff exactly where it would be in the actual car (shifter, pedals, etc) and play iRacing in VR to win some serious bank :ROFLMAO:

I can't drive sims with a gamepad but I imagine it would be entirely different with that setup, and I'm a speed demon in the city normally--think i'd do extremely good with an actual vehicle feeling when I played.

Ii won't even bother with a gamepad because its just not what I want to play.
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Cool I would be curious to see the final result of your custom arcade car :D
whatnitrus said:
Guns...well, i've already mentioned 100 times I need a modern zapper :LOL:

Nothing else to that story.
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Nintendo did great with Wii controller it was a kind of modern zapper, they made the wii zapper that was bundled with Link's crossbow trainer:

They made nice gun games for Nintendo wii like:
House of the Dead


 
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burningpixel82 said:
I didn't know this version, it is pretty impressive for an Atari ST o_O So beautiful!(y)
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I wouldn't say it's impressive - it's expected. Atari ST and Amiga 500 were powerhouses in gaming - PC couldn't compete until the 486 series and not even 16-bit consoles.
When talking about arcade cabinets, I remember the great one where you pilot a helicopter. The cabinet was more horizontal than vertical with the futuristic seat and steering wheel and joystick in front of you, while the monitor was placed away, at your legs (because you're completely seated).
 
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Anyone?

Razor2: Hidden Skies
Zombie Shooter
Theatre of War 2: Africa 1943 - Centauro DLC
Theatre of War 2: Africa 1943
Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines
Beast Boxing Turbo
Kings Bounty: The Legend
Future Wars
Trainz Simulator 12
Trapped Dead
 
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