/vr/ - Retro Games

You've missed out on playing 4th dimensional chess with people and trapping them in bomb traps.
Or fucking up at the start of a match and immediately trapping yourself in a corner with your own bomb. It's fucking incredible.

>that one segment in the original NES game where you have to do like 8 consecutive jumps on fast falling platforms only to have a bat and a fire at the end of it all.
Someone at Hudson was having a really bad day when that segment was made, what the fuck.

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>>6626958

I miss Hudson.

>>3884046
>no pain chance
>vanilla weapons

They better have pretty big fuck off windups for their projectile attacks

>>3736595

Is there any N64 games I'm missing out on?

I have DKR, Turok Rage Wars, Puzzle League, Perfect Dark, Pokemon Stadium, Mario Party, Bomber Man 64, and Goemon's.

I'm looking for multiplayer games, co-op is a plus. But Multiplayer of any sort is welcome.

I also don't remember much about the many games I once played on the console. But if you guys know of any smooth games that'd be great to hear about. Games like Mischief Makers don't feel AS clunky and some of the other N64 library.

>>2770570

So I'm getting into emulation and I'm confused about when I should go for PAL games.
I thought the rule was to always go for NTSC releases when it comes to retro games, but I just learned that a lot of Dreamcast games are superior in PAL format.

When should I go for the PAL version?

I've come to the realization that being a retro game collector in Europe is for rich people and I should just stick with emulation

Life is no longer fun

Okay, so I lost a few NES gems from my childhood and wanted to replace them. Megaman 3 and Castlevania, specifically.

Went to a secondhand shop, they sell good shit, go there all the time for CDs--but they wanted fucking 35 dollars for Castlevania. Tried eBay, got a cartridge for 25. Did I goof?