/vr/ - Retro Games

>>6416287
In that case get diagnosed and medicated for your undiagnosed and unmedicated ADHD (or ADD if not hyperactive).

>>5717695
I don't understand them either. For the price of 3-4 good well known games (in other words, not rare) you can have them all.

I'm not talking people that emulate, that's just smart if you can stand the issues (not saying all emulation, but some is still sketchy) and don't have memories of an actual console.

But there are people (one of my friends is like this) that want to collect games for actually playing and do nothing but bitch about the prices. He can't get it in his head that loading the rom into an actual machine isn't emulation. I've even had him do a blind test and he couldn't tell the difference. Guy has probably 200 NES games and does nothing but bitch about how much it costs to get them and how he should just sell them, loves playing them, but somehow refuses to use a flash cart. It's not money either. I don't get it.

Also, he likes other systems that weren't as common, like he has a tg-16 but only has 1 game for it. Considering how cheap the TG/PCE flash cart is, wouldn't it make sense to have all the games and explore the library for a system you own?

I can understand wanting to collect for one system, having that many games, but what would it hurt to have a collection and a flash cart?

>>5685428
Would you honestly expect any different argument from a plebbitor? ( >>5685421 )

It's like they cant extrapolate info. Maybe that's one symptom of being on the spectrum?

>>5459563
>What are some essential NON-RPG games I should be picking up?

You need to pick up an mm3 modchip and not support resellers.

Fun lesser know is Wild 9, though it's become somewhat more know in the last few years. Worms Armageddon is damn fine too. IMO it's one of the best PS1 games, and a real blast playing with friends.

If you're wanting essentials, https://vsrecommendedgames.fandom.com/wiki/PlayStation

>>5383718
I love it.

>>5357737

nice.