/vr/ - Retro Games

>The original Megaman series have a happy and rather childish tone
>Bosses are (mostly) humanoid robots designed for certain tasks

>Megaman X series have a more serious and darker tone
>Bosses are funny animals or even plants.

Megaman bosses should have been in Megaman X and vice versa.

Your thoughts?

>>1459160
Someone called Kinaman "retarded or something".

Given the fact Kinaman offers rather interesting insight about 90s Russia gaming scene, especially through his eyes as he lived the moment, he's actually liked in /vr/ unlike most other YouTube personalities.

So implying he's retarded or has some kind of syndrome was considered a low quality bait by anon.

>>1367860
Not to mention, ever since the big names got the money, and play it safe/over-do micro-transactions and the like to milk it out, part of the "budget" goes directly to buy the score from reviewers at websites.

Gaming journalism is a joke, and a huge reason why also gaming is going down the crapper. AAA title isn't anymore "the innovative extraordinary one", but "the one that paid the reviewer for the score".

The current retro market is propped up the trifecta of cost, availability, and convenience. Used games are often cheaper than ports to newer systems, unavailable as ports in or only available as remakes changed from their original form, and it's usually easier to setup and use used games than an emulator and roms.