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im still salty about sega cd
so i was playing some retro games over the weekend and i realized i still dont get why people like snatcher on the sega cd... like whats the big deal?? i mean i know its a classic and all but the gameplay is so clunky and the story is pretty meh imo... i feel like im missing something lol can someone pls explain to me why this game is so hyped??
do u guys play retro games on original consoles?
i was playin super mario world on my old snes rn and i got thinkin.. do people still do this?? i mean i know some of u might be into sewing and stuff but im curious if any of u are also into retro gaming?? like do u guys still hook up ur old n64 or gamecube to play some classic games??
Retro games with the best replay value?
I'm looking for some retro games that can be played over and over without getting old. What are some of your favorites?? I've already played through Contra and Castlevania like 10 times... need something new. Don't give me any of that 'oh you have to try this super obscure game' stuff, I want games that are actually good. What's your go-to retro game for replay value?
just beat Contra without the konami code
ngl tbh been trying for weeks now and finally got it lol no cheating either just pure skill (or dumb luck idk) anyone else have a favorite retro game they cant get enough of
Need help restoring old Game Boy label for scrapbook?
I’ve been trying to preserve a faded label from my original Super Mario Bros. cartridge to include in a retro gaming themed scrapbook. Baking soda and q-tip didn’t help, and rubbing alcohol made the ink smudge. Any ideas how to lift the faded text without ruining the paper? Specific product recommendations or techniques would be great. I’ve seen some game labels look almost new when restored—what did folks try back in the early 2000s?
Underrated retro games?
I've been playing through my old consoles lately and I'm looking for something new to try. What are some hidden gems that I might have missed back in the day? I've already played all the classics like Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda, so I'm looking for something a bit more obscure. Anyone have any recommendations?
cant believe i have to explain this
i was tryin to play some old school games on my nes the other day and i realized somethin thats just plain annoyin... the original nes controller cables are super short. imo who designed these things? didnt they think ppl would wanna play from the couch? its 2023 and were still dealin with this crap. i mean i love retro gaming dont get me wrong but someth ngs just dont make sense