Ooh! This should be fun.
I really wish Truxton was on the Mini -- I'm too lazy right now to flash my unit and I don't have an Everdrive.
I've had Truxton on my shopping list for a while, but been too cost-conscience to pull the trigger on it.
April Together Retro: 1980s Genesis
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Re: April Together Retro: 1980s Genesis
You'll want a Game Genie. You'll need it to get around the region locked games anyway.Note wrote:Nemoide, do you have an adapter to play MD games on a Genesis? Just curious, as I'm interested in getting some JP MD games down the line.
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I went hardcore and have a Japanese Mega Drive for playing import games because I thought it would be fun to have. But as Gunstar Green said, the Game Genie is what most folks use and works for most of the games out there!
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I actually have a Game Genie already, but it doesn't seem to work anymore -- just boots up to a black screen. Gonna be tough to get any isopropyl alcohol at the moment, but I'll have to try cleaning it or just purchase another one.Gunstar Green wrote: You'll want a Game Genie. You'll need it to get around the region locked games anyway.
That's awesome you have a Japanese Mega Drive on-hand!Nemoide wrote:I went hardcore and have a Japanese Mega Drive for playing import games because I thought it would be fun to have. But as Gunstar Green said, the Game Genie is what most folks use and works for most of the games out there!
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It's also just sexy with that giant gold 16-bit emblem.Nemoide wrote:I went hardcore and have a Japanese Mega Drive for playing import games because I thought it would be fun to have. But as Gunstar Green said, the Game Genie is what most folks use and works for most of the games out there!
Re: April Together Retro: 1980s Genesis
This is a tough month for me, in general I hate Sega consoles, and that list of early sega games is a bit rough. There are some great games on the list most notably golden axe, revenge of shinobi, and ghouls n ghosts, but I have played just about everything on that list that I am interested in playing.
Having said that, it is April and I have not played a genesis game yet, and I would not be opposed to doing my annual playthrough of golden axe or replaying ghouls n ghosts.
I do have a mild interest in forgotten worlds and last battle so maybe I will check them out
Having said that, it is April and I have not played a genesis game yet, and I would not be opposed to doing my annual playthrough of golden axe or replaying ghouls n ghosts.
I do have a mild interest in forgotten worlds and last battle so maybe I will check them out
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I just need to be the lone person to admit to actually enjoying Sword of Vermillion. I will say it's a bit less than the sum of its parts and agree with not doing anything well at that). But it was a fun adventure anyway. I love exploring and growing the character, and only a game like this has that old-timey simple RPG feel, all with an action battle system to keep you from falling asleep.
Played through the entire game on original cart about a decade ago and have no regrets.
If I ever play it again (this time on the Sega PSP collection) I ought to do my own reveiw of it. It's not amazing, but is a bit misunderstood.
Played through the entire game on original cart about a decade ago and have no regrets.
If I ever play it again (this time on the Sega PSP collection) I ought to do my own reveiw of it. It's not amazing, but is a bit misunderstood.
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nightrnr wrote:I just need to be the lone person to admit to actually enjoying Sword of Vermillion. I will say it's a bit less than the sum of its parts and agree with not doing anything well at that). But it was a fun adventure anyway. I love exploring and growing the character, and only a game like this has that old-timey simple RPG feel, all with an action battle system to keep you from falling asleep.
Played through the entire game on original cart about a decade ago and have no regrets.
If I ever play it again (this time on the Sega PSP collection) I ought to do my own reveiw of it. It's not amazing, but is a bit misunderstood.
Hey, someone has to like it
What's your thoughts on Kid Chameleon?
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I spent some time with Space Harrier II and Ghouls n‘ Ghosts last night.
These games are hard.
These games are hard.

