Guess the game...game. (READ OP*revised* 5/11/17)

[noiseredux]

that whole clue made me stop trying to figure it out since I have no idea what systems which clone systems can play. Shrug.

[Exhuminator]

I was waiting to give someone else a chance. But all you dudes play are old assed PC games.

It's Magma Project Hacker.

Now for the next challenge:



Hint: It is a strategy game not from the '10s.

[BoneSnapDeez]

It's Magma Project Hacker.

My man! 'Tis correct.

[Segata]

It's Magma Project Hacker.

My man! 'Tis correct.

I spent 8 hours last night looking. I am kinda pissed now. I am still waiting a turn lol

[dsheinem]

It's Magma Project Hacker.

My man! 'Tis correct.

So....how is that something that can be played on the RF but not the R5?

[noiseredux]

I was waiting to give someone else a chance. But all you dudes play are old assed PC games.

woah, woah, woah - I play new assed PC games, too.

[dsheinem]

Hint: It is a strategy game not from the '10s.

Is the screen cropped? If so: booooooooooo

[Sarge]

It's Magma Project Hacker.

My man! 'Tis correct.

So....how is that something that can be played on the RF but not the R5?

I'm wondering this myself, aka I'm glad I didn't spend a bunch of time last night looking at PC Engine games.

[BoneSnapDeez]

The RetroFreak can play games directly from an SD card, which means that the NES emulator will also load FDS disk images. I thought it would be a helpful hint, turns out it backfired as this probably isn't well-known. Sorry guys. Now let's figure out Xumy's GBA(?) game.

[Gunstar Green]

Your hint was indeed an anti-hint because I had no idea it could play FDS games. I was glaring at the SG-1000 library lists on several sites wondering what I was missing.

The saddest part is I kept looking at the font of those letters and thinking it was classic Famicom but I ruled it out completely.