/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2872547
It's alright. The music is above average and I like the combat. It takes a awhile to get used to but blocking with a shield and using timing + tactics feels rewarding. I think it's quite above average but I'm glad I found it for cheap because imo it's not 100 dollars nice.

>>2171830

I make a flash card out of one whenever I feel I am completely comfortable with each syllable. Like If I can go through all of them flawlessly in a quick manner then I add one or two. Besides that, I review them every night at least once before bed so I don't lose anything I've gained there (yeah it's not much but it's still something). Maybe I'm mentally deficient when it comes to learning a new language, it seems to come hard to me and takes a lot of brute forcing into my brain to really stick well. Maybe I just need to make more of an effort.

I might add 1 or 2 today just out of inspiration from this thread. Life/work gets in the way a lot though.

Friend of mine had a MAME. We played lots of Vertical Shooters and probably Lode Runner more than anything. One time we played Donkey Kong up into the late hours of the morning. Oh and we also played the Gals Panic series a lot.

He's moving away in June and it sucks.

This is not about repair but I have a question about console stacking.

I'm currently running short on space and have my Sega Dreamcast stacked on top of my (fat) PS2. Is there any problems associated with doing this? I know that one can overheat the other but both systems run pretty cool from what's I've experienced. I just ant to make sure one isn't going to affect the other somehow because I heard laying memory cards on top of a TV or VCR that is running can wipe or corrupt it. Again, this is all rumors but I'd rather be safe than sorry.

I also know both of those systems are not technically /vr/ material but I wouldn't trust /v/ as far as I can throw them.