/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10804740
It is my favorite pinball game on the system. The first game I got from the developers, and I've enjoyed all their titles, but Necronomicon is still my favorite from them. John Petrucci just give the game the extra kick to be legendary.

>>10276642
Hell yeah, KaZe specializes in pinball. Fun stuff but it is more towards the realistic simulation side than the gamey Kyuutenkai.

>>10281743
Kyuutenkai for the Playstation since the Saturn was my primary system for multiplats at the time.

>>10281782
No, I tried making a youtube video all about Keio Flying Squadron, but it got copyright struck for music so I sort of gave up.

>>8826204
Necronomicon. It was high resolution on the Saturn. Deceptively simple, but a lot of fun with a cool theme.

>>8398021
That's Pinball. It is a lot like the KaZe games, and what makes it interesting is that it plays in portrait mode.

>>8273342
The ones made by KaZe are pretty good.

>>7492439
That is one of my most favorite Sega Saturn games. Has KaZe done anything since the Ultraman pinball on iOS?

>>7311458
Necronomicon is one of my favorites. I haven't seen much of KaZe's pinball games since Ultraman on iOS, would love to get more.

>>6825624
The ones made by Kaze are pretty fun. Necronomicon is probably the best they did. Also the Crush series is pretty imaginative and charming. I spent way too many hours on Epic Pinball, and that is what I know Epic for instead of Unreal Engine games.

>>6418881
>>6424442
Still my favorite from Kaze. I think it is not just the interesting themes and music, but the multiball madness. It uses the Saturn's high resolution backgrounds and dedicates the lower resolution sprites for the HUD elements, which looks great.


>>6424363
That looks amazing. Waiting on a DRM free GOG GNU/Linux release.

>>6236080
I like the Digital Pinball series by KaZe. They are more of the realistic simulation style of pinball games, but I think they are cool.

That Little Mermaid pinball looks good to me and I'll give it a try. Thanks for the recommendation.

>>6151059
I think the Digital Pinball series from Kaze are great. Been playing actual pinball from 3-4, but what got me really into it was Epic Pinball. Learned the terminology of the elements of a table, and completing missions to craft a story, passing off high scores to my cousins to realize it was way to difficult to beat my scores was a great feeling with Epic Pinball. Maybe it was the pixel art that also appeals to me with those classic Epic Megagames pinball. Kaze's pinball games lean more to the realistic though and are a pretty good starting point as well.

>>4710679
>>4710681
>>4712107
I actually like the games. I don't think it is unexpected since Pinball tables had a lot of licenses represented.


>>4714302
Okay, I admit it was okay, but pretty amusing when I first got it. It doesn't take much for me to like a game maybe. When it is all I have because I can't get the good expensive stuff, I learned to like the stuff from the bargain bin.


>>4716423
Ever consider the possibility I've had these games from long ago. I don't have much of the expensive stuff, and Japanese games were really cheap. Fortunately for the Toshinden games in that pic, the signature on 2 is dated, but the character designer on 3 didn't do so. My only recent purchases were a NES that I finally saved up for, Bomberman64, a few parts for my planned J-Win98SE build, and the Super NT which wiped away my tax return. I am considering taking a picture of Bomberman64 for the recent purchases thread.