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File: 82387a16f680512⋯.jpeg (218.14 KB,800x1018,400:509,96D2E681-5C9F-422A-9FF3-8….jpeg)

 No.8008 [Open thread]

As a kid, I used to love the Fallout universe and lore, but I could never reconcile the fact that the world was frozen in time culturally for a good 120 years. I always thought just prolonging World War II and then having the nuclear apocalypse take place in the late 50’s or early 60’s would produce more or less the same result in terms of advanced nuclear fission based technologies and badass power armors, and make a hell of a lot more sense. Imagine if total warfare never truly ended until the nuclear apocalypse, for example, and essentially WW2 was the Great War that’s oft spoken of by the characters. You wouldn’t even have to change a lot of the dates, since it’s perfectly logical for the vaults to open up 200 to 300 years later anyway still. I prefer a tweaked timeline like this so much that I often play with this head canon in my head. Has anyone else ever put any thought into this, or shares my quibbles with the timeline?

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File: 70025be6e902a3e⋯.jpg (76.91 KB,425x600,17:24,Garage_box_600.jpg)

 No.7996 [Open thread]

I'm looking for the scans of the Artbook that came with thr "Private Edition" version of Garage: Bad Dream Adventure,can someone that has them upload them o megadotco and post it in this thread?

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 No.8002

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File: 1437540072375.jpg (59.96 KB,1280x581,1280:581,Nintendo-64-wController-L.jpg)

 No.3257 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

don't understand how someone can be a retro gamer and be born after 1995. People born in 1996 like to claim they "grew up with" the N64 but they didn't, their first console was probably as PS2.

I'm 26 years old. So I was a teenager not too long ago, but honestly, my generation seemed A LOT more interested in actually play just good games instead of you Gen Z kids born after 1995 who only want to play the "cool" games like COD, Madden, FIFA, LOL, DOTA 2, and GTA 5. Hilarious how the teenagers playing these games are all hipster idiots who need to constantly rub in the fact that they're liberals.

It's weird, but if you look at those "Teens React" videos (particularly the Smash Bros. one), you'll see that the 1996 and up generation just doesn't know anything about classic 90s video games, anime, music, movies, or TV shows.

Heck, they don't even know early 2000s classics. Why is that? Shouldn't a 19-year-old remember shit from 2000-2005?

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 No.7778

>>3257

The PSone (the one with the LCD screen add-on) was released in 2000. The Dreamcast was released in late 1999. Both these systems had games being released well into the early 2000’s. Whether your early millennial faggot ass likes it or not, this meets the retro cutoff. And nothing is stop any late millennial, Gen Zer, or future generation from picking up these games to play and make it a part of their childhood or later years. What in the fuck is this pointless gatekeeping tribalism? Yoomers like you should be encouraging people to play older games from any previous gen so you have a newer generation that cares about curating classics and obscure titles of yesteryear. Why is it that gaming is filled with cynical juvenoia? Is it because you made vidya brands and plastic goodies a part of your identity? You don’t really see this shit in music and film where the older generation is contentious about showing the history of the medium to a younger audience.

TL;DR

Get a life, faget

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 No.7785

>>7713

I don't even remember the crash, really, other knowing that the economy wasn't doing too well. Obama getting voted in and being praised to high heaven was the big thing I remember from that era.

>>7688

People seem to think "millennial" means "anyone younger than me" for some reason.

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 No.7816

It looks like that I make part on no side here. Grow up playing famiclones. Only got to know retro [S]and current, in fact[/S] vidya relatively late in life. I consider myself a retro gamer.

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 No.7817

Back in my day NES was all the rage, but before that I had ZX, had to load games from casettes and I did not know any basic, no manual. Will I recommend NES games for todays kids? _Absolutely_, buy raspberri pi, two joystics, install fav emulator and you will have fun for days.

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 No.7990

File: 786cddd452e06d1⋯.png (32.15 KB,640x640,1:1,tumblr_my0tvu28UM1qh142io1….png)

A retro gamer is someone that plays or enjoy retro games. Doesn't matter if he's 60 or 6 years old.

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File: 55236a2226a5018⋯.jpg (16.3 KB,229x231,229:231,image_efnrvs.jpg)

 No.7924 [Open thread]

I'm trying to come up with a comprehensive list of good 8-bit arcade games. I wanted to put Gradius and R-type thinking they were 8-bit, but no. Not all of these games are good. Just ones that I thought were good as a kid. Please add to this.

IREM Moon Patrol

IREM Kid Niki : Radical Ninja

IREM Kung-Fu Master

IREM Vigilante

SNK Ikari Warriors

SNK Guerrilla War

Atari Breakout

Atari Pong

Atari Asteroids

Atari Centipede

Atari Missile Command

Atari Tempest

Capcom 1942

Capcom 1943

Capcom Black Tiger

Capcom Commando

Capcom Trojan

Capcom Ghosts'N Goblins

Data East Burger Time

KONAMI Frogger

KONAMI Pooyan

KONAMI Gyruss

KONAMI Yie Ar Kung Fu

KONAMI Green Beret / Rush'n Attack

KONAMI Contra

Midway Wizard Of Wor

Midway Defender

Midway Joust

Midway Tron

Midway Ms. Pac-Man

Midway Rampage

Namco Pacman

Namco Dig-Dug

Namco Galaxian

Namco Galaga

Namco Pole Position

Namco Mappy

Namco Rolling Thunder

Namco Dragon Spirit

Namco Splatterhouse

Sega Zaxxon

Sega Choplifter

TAITO Space Invaders

TAITO Jungle Hunt / King

TAITO Arkanoid

TAITO Bubble Bobble

TAITO Tiger Heli

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 No.7987

File: 211d54eece9efa9⋯.png (87.72 KB,1674x828,93:46,old_shit.png)

I've started a C64 compilation of 8-bit classics lately. There's too much shit to list, but here's a start:

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File: fc4d10ae50deabf⋯.jpg (1.01 MB,1632x1632,1:1,Dreamcast collage.jpg)

File: 78cb25707dedb96⋯.jpg (799.47 KB,1632x1632,1:1,N64 collage.jpg)

File: f47c00e923441bf⋯.jpg (734.14 KB,1632x1632,1:1,NES collage.jpg)

File: 767c0590bc4b4c2⋯.jpg (445.6 KB,920x920,1:1,Saturn collage.jpg)

File: 32ddc2a0422e6a0⋯.jpg (776.06 KB,1632x1632,1:1,SNES collage.jpg)

 No.7808 [Open thread]

Step 1: Go to collage https://www.befunky.com/create/collage/

upload boxart of your top 9 from your systems.

Step 2: post here.

Step 3: be praised for your epic taste or lambasted as a normie.

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 No.7811

File: 291e3bcfc770c5f⋯.png (227.05 KB,1366x768,683:384,scr.png)

Uh I don't have boxart for most games. But I do have screenshots for all of them, and I used title screen except for one that didn't fit (so I used in-game screen, which still says the title at the bottom). And that site doesn't work for me, so I just took a screenshot instead!

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 No.7923

File: 837768b396ce085⋯.jpg (129.66 KB,460x429,460:429,sms.jpg)

File: 0da42736232dfee⋯.jpg (3.47 MB,1380x5120,69:256,smd.jpg)

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File: e77703b97f8d589⋯.png (17.9 KB,1024x448,16:7,Ufouria_-_The_Saga.png)

 No.6948 [Open thread]

This entire board… should just be replaced with this… this one… single image. It's the only thing that should be here. Nothing will ever be greater, video games should have just quit after this game, there was no need to try and go further. It is peak perfection.

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 No.6965

>>6948

https://www.romhacking.net/translations/1798/

The original version used a better script. An orange lizard is hardly a good substitute for an orange cat. The penguin looks better than the snow man looking thing.

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 No.7922

File: 8511703f9f24b9b⋯.png (534.59 KB,712x478,356:239,ClipboardImage.png)

>>6965

Still a boring-ass game. Offers nothing but brain-dead padded-out gameplay.

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File: 86ca2867f45269b⋯.jpg (3.96 MB,3928x3465,3928:3465,History of PC Gaming.jpg)

File: ca74c48c98b9d6a⋯.jpg (6.36 MB,6647x2963,6647:2963,History of PC gaming (brie….jpg)

 No.7829 [Open thread]

I've seen this chart posted a few times but it only extends back to 1988. There's also a brief history of PC gaming chart which only goes back to 1990. Why is this? I'm not someone who's very knowledgeable when it comes to older PC games but I've been growing more curious. Is there any way we can compile a new chart to include notable PC games which released prior to 1988? And how far back should we go? I'm not sure if it's really worth going through the 1970s but there were a good chunk of significant PC games in the early to mid 1980s that should be worth sticking on a PC gaming chart. Akalabeth, Zork, the first Ultima, Microsoft Flight Simulator 1.0, Elite, Trinity, Starflight etc.

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 No.7830

Because before 1987, most "DOS" machines were IBM Personal Computers(8088), XT's(8088), PCjr's(8088), AT's(286), or at the ass end of the 80's a PS/2 with a 386 on the high end. Even the Total DOS Collection only goes back to 1981, and there was less than 20 titles released that year. Most videogames on computers prior to 1987 were on Amiga, TRS-80, CP/M, or fucking mainframes. Still, there was some good games from 1981-1987 that do get ignored, since most people just focus on the popular titles from the era like the Zork series, Rogue, Ultima series, Kings Quest series, Wizardry series, etc.

I entirely support anyone willing to emulate all DOS releases from 1987 going back and make images like you've posted. A "complete" history of DOS gaming would be awesome. And companion images for complete Amiga and other retro PC gaming would be great too.

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 No.7920

These kind of compilation pictures are dumb. Especially one that tries to be as complete as possible, instead of focusing per genre and making sure no inferior ports make the list it just arbitrarily divides by console it was released on. Also one that includes recommended mods is pretty much a must especially when it comes to PC. This picture doesn't tell me what version of Rayman to play and since I can't ctrl+F on it it better has JJ2+ on there.

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File: db4f8275a0f5b95⋯.jpg (35.78 KB,600x450,4:3,Sanyo MSX.jpg)

 No.7592 [Open thread]

So /vr/.. home computer general thread. I don't own many HCs but I do have two MSX computers. One's a Sanyo MPC-2, the other's a Sanyo Wavy70 FD. I reside in Arabia and the MSX was really popular here back in the day. I'm a bit of a youngin, so I decided to ask my parents if they owned them as kids. My mom replied affirmatively.

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 No.7753

File: 9e1257f2f9bb07a⋯.jpg (2.53 MB,4032x3024,4:3,image.jpg)

New MSXes arrived, now I just need to sort out the wires and we’re all set.

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 No.7884

OP here. A few months back I bought an HX-10 and FS-A1. I can't send pics at the moment but hopefully soon I will.

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 No.7916

File: feedfe94cf83f07⋯.jpg (288.35 KB,986x2004,493:1002,xpress.jpg)

>>7753

Nice, I newer saw Toshiba MSX. But Spectravideo SVI MSX and Express were quite popular here.

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 No.7917

8khan should be functional again

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 No.7919

>>7917

8channel works great.

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File: 901576b2bfe1249⋯.jpg (120.01 KB,782x1248,391:624,spacewars_up_lg.jpg)

 No.7833 [Open thread]

I want to have a chart that covers the origin points for everything vidya related, as well games that defined a genre, such as SFII.

The reason I'm posting this as a work in progress is because I don't have the ability to do all the research myself in any reasonable amount of time.

Allow me to start, and please any and all corrections and criticism is very much requested.

>First game

Space Wars

>First fighting game

Heavyweight boxing (1970s)

>First stealth game

0077 (??)

>First use of isometric

Zaxxon

>Revolutionized fighting genre to what it is today

SFII

>First FPS

Maze Hunter (??)

>First Roguelike

Rogue

>First turn based RPG

Ultima

>First dungeon crawl TB-RPG

Wizardry

>First game with a story

???

>First game with a cut scene

??

>First of every genre

This is a base necessity for this chart

>First [insert graphical improvements ie vector graphics, first color game, first game with actual video/photo(s), etc]

This is also a base necessity

>First x-bit games

First 8bit, 16, etc, this applies to both sound and video

>First game with samples

??

>First Japanese game

??

>First rotary joystick game

Even things such as this should be included.

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 No.7834

Wizard's Castle might be older than Rogue. It doesn't have the same kind of maze where monsters follow you around, but it's still a randomized dungeon where you fight monsters and grab treasure while seeking the "Orb of Zot".

http://www.armchairarcade.com/neo/node/1381

On that page he posted the 1979 version called Hobbit, but there were later versions for various computers.

Then there's another different game altogether called DND that was written by Daniel M. Lawrence in 1976, and which eventually became sold commercially as Telengard (but there were various mainframe versions floating around before then). Have a look here for some background:

http://web.archive.org/web/20021128165907/http://dnd.lunaticsworld.com/

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 No.7835

>Revolutionized fighting genre to what it is today

I'd say that's a very subjective label. First X is one thing, First Fighting Game with Special Moves maybe. Even then I think the first Street Fighter had special moves. I'd recommend avoiding vague or subjective labels altogether, and stick to firsts.

Also, I'm pretty sure Akalabeth did the turn-based RPG before Ultima did. Though technically, didn't any mainframe D&D game do the turn-based RPG thing before that?

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 No.7894

Was Dragon's Lair the first game with quick time events?

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 No.7915

This thread is pure love.

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File: 4ceba68ad70b7ff⋯.jpg (293.96 KB,1600x1200,4:3,s-l1600.jpg)

 No.7844 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

I'm currently setting up a news site dedicated to reporting on and documenting new ROM dump releases. I'm having a hard time thinking of a name for it though.

What do you guys think it should be called?

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 No.7907

>>7906

>>7905

It it turned out that somehow it was the quotations I was using. I have no idea how it registers two different kinds of ", but some browsers do not like certain ones while others don't seem to give a fuck. Just thought I'd share it if that might come up as a problem for you down the line.

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 No.7908

>>7907

Got it. Thanks for the info.

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 No.7911

I think within the next day or so, I'll design some images for the buttons to make them look better. I am not good at pixel art though. At all. So be warned.

Also, what would be a reasonable size for them? As I said, I am not good with pixel art.

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 No.7912

>>7911

Depends on the purpose and if it requires its own text to understand what clicking it does. For example, something I've been working at uses a set of small 16x16 flags to toggle the displayed cover art and associated label above them; if you ask me, the utility there is inherently known without needing further descriptions within the toggle itself.

Assuming you're using <button> at present, you cannot have an image background as an attribute for that element. You can fake a button instead by wrapping an image in an anchor so as to give it similar functionality calls. You might also consider just looking at what attributes you can set to the toggles' element so as to simply change the colors to fit the existing color scheme.

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 No.7914

>>7912

I'll take that into consideration.

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File: 1412481747020.jpg (103.93 KB,640x448,10:7,51176_front.jpg)

 No.398 [Open thread]

Which do you prefer - original Star Fox, or Star Fox 64?
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 No.3068

>>3057

It keeps the dinosaurs away, silly.

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 No.4084

>>1914

Maybe then it wouldn't be so damn easy either… I find SF2 much easier than SF1 and SF64. I beat it easily on the hardest setting, compared to the other two were I barely can get through the medium difficulty at times.

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 No.6962

>>592

tfw playing that Star Fox microgame in WarioWare Smooth Moves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEwJHpEprIw

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 No.7909

File: 9f52dd234607d66⋯.jpg (1.3 MB,1836x1455,612:485,20190802_140943.jpg)

>>1914

>his dad didn't work for nintendo

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 No.7913

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

The original for the aesthetics and 64 for gameplay. As far as gameplay goes, though, I'd just rather play Space Harrier.

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File: 32047f458fbbd98⋯.jpg (17.56 KB,480x360,4:3,hqdefault.jpg)

 No.7670 [Open thread]

What game did you play as a kid that you couldn't find until years of searching?

Shadowrun scared me as a kid and I only remembered the cover. Took me 20 years but I finally found it

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 No.7841

Winter Challenge (1991). I vividly remembered the bobsleigh game but it internet wasn't mainstream back then. Sometimes I'd remember the game but was too busy with some other thing to look it up. And then my googling skills stopped being subpar and I found it. Good times.

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 No.7842

>>7672

It may have been Killer Instinct Gold or one of the Mortal Kombat games

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 No.7843

>>7842

Shit, I was supposed to remove that trip. My bad.

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 No.7866

I remember some Dungeon Crawler like Might and Magic on the PC, only thing I really remember was that there was a guy with Red hair and a red eye and was some sort of fire sorcerer… When you were choosing characters and got to him, he said: "Does my face frighten you?" it was voiced.

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 No.7874

>>7866

Sounds vaguely like Anvil of Dawn, but I don't remember it having a redhead PC.

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File: 0ab4b27556c2613⋯.png (104.8 KB,551x419,551:419,touchshot_temp.png)

 No.7851 [Open thread]

Has anyone here ever heard of a game called "Freddy: The Fantastic Frog's Frogging Out"? It was developed by a (presumably) German company named The Merging Minds for the Amiga.

There is very little information online about this game and its developers. From what I could gather, Freddy's gameplay is somewhat similar to Frogger, if the German magazine where I found out about it is anything to go by. As for the company itself, they worked with several publishers and are known to have developed three games. Those being the aforememtioned Freddy: The Fantastic Frog's Frogging Out for the Amiga (currently undumped as far as I know), Solius The Sorcerer for the Amiga (dumped for years), and Dan Burry: Jump & Run for MS-DOS (dumped recently). It's possible that they developed more games, but I could not find much more info beyond what I already wrote.

Does anyone here have any more information on this game or the company that developed it?

Here's the magazine in case anyone wants it: https://archive.org/details/Aktueller_Software_Markt_-_Ausgabe_1991.11/page/n158

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 No.7858

Sorry Arctic, couldn't find anything.

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File: 6b09e21c925fce0⋯.png (30.81 KB,1021x484,1021:484,recommended list.PNG)

 No.7726 [Open thread]

Ever wonder what the best version of a game is, or if the version you are playing is worthwhile compared to other ports? Wonder no more! Starting with 3rd gen consoles, I'm making definitive lists of every official US release for the console, with notation on if that version is the best or if a better version exists elsewhere. I'm sticking to English releases, and versions that can be played in English either officially or through a translation patch. If a superior Japanese only release exists, I note it as such. I typically favor arcade releases, but in some cases the home port is superior.

NES ROM pack:

https://mega.nz/#!JZ8VkYDY!Ji9VdqZwfReEFoNS1cfp_w7EJ_ZEpjVTMwP7fv32Lqs

NES PAL ROM pack:

https://mega.nz/#!hIMHHKxL!ziLVYFgHMShxTzWRNbpmSebOItDG-5Rk9mdmn1R14HQ

NES ROM chart in PDF format:(version 1.3)

https://mega.nz/#!pA8V2SxC!f_EP4Vde0D8e2gO_NQqll67cyRExGkxOfT8uRaAANrE

SMS ROM pack v1.1:

https://mega.nz/#!1QtDAYLI!zvWpYQ0l17GrFV-GkILwrnY7eCZlsHWTbTrf9xV7UQ8

SMS PAL ROM pack:

https://mega.nz/#!wF9X3K4J!2U5SUJ4cgCmcGSapoOIeoFahWdFaEwQBlJ4MQ1TxrEY

SMS ROM chart in PDF format:(version 1.3)

https://mega.nz/#!YA9jzIDQ!sYsolds9PZdZkiSMEUwNqEB9cQTi9oirPvmmoQhIVAA

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 No.7796

Alright, Genesis is up. I'll be refreshing the MAME set now, and move onward to SNES once the MAME set is squared away.

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 No.7805

fucking based, OP. Thanks!

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 No.7807

>>7796

Doing the job of a literal God, Segata-san!

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 No.7825

Best BO on 8ch

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 No.7839

This is a pretty good idea.

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What is the best place to start the mega ten series?

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 No.7812

You could start with SMT1 (SNES, I don't recommend starting with SMT2, also SNES, since it's a sequel to 1) but it's not going to be easy and it can be downright obtuse at times.

KMT (SNES remake of Megaten 1 and 2) is not very fun.

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If you wanna talk about modern entries, we have /v/, and /vg/.

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