/vr/ - Retro Games

I don't want to throw it out after all these years, but what the fuck else is it good for?

>>4375223
Guy you just quoted here. That was just me having fun in response to a shitposter trolling over me happening to have. Then as now I want to get back to the subject at hand where I am absolutely not trolling. Someone was claiming that playing with save states somehow negates the ability to learn >>4373407 >>4373414 which was completely and totally ridiculous.

After he trolling and pretended not to understand repeatedly I outlined an extreme example which proved him wrong >>4373679 he then trolled more and eventually claimed he no longer even knew what he was talking about.

His idiocy there was so extreme I wondered if he was another legendarily stupid poster around these parts, but since I posted that from my phone it attracted a whole other breed of troll.

All that aside though, I am still open if the guy thinks he can actually prove his theory. I would welcome another good laugh.

>>4289535
Just emulate at this point. Sega CDs were built like shit, even if you get it running again there's a good chance of something else crapping out. And all that relies on your disks still being readable.

>>4281063
Babbages speaks wisdom here. Disk rot is real and terrifying. My once loved and frequently played Lunar Eternal Blue is now used as a kitschy coaster so it at least has some purpose left.

Old games are awesome. Old hardware... not as much.