/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5806081
Also, in this pic, not the nice, simple packaging of these loose carts. No worry of theft I guess in such a non-muddified homogeneous nation. Better be careful during the Olympics.

>>4567002
Because PCs are shit-tier, creativity wise.
Because Steam set the modern gameplay format.
Because the only games worth playing today are from a time when what you say is true and console/arcade gaming was on another plane from PC trite.
Because games like Vanquish got overlooked for games like Call of Duty: I Am a Gigantic Faggot.
Because Samus Returns didn't make me ragequit.

>>4567016
>None of that explains your attempt to draw an equivalence between expansion packs and loot crates you silly goose.
Stop being an idiot. The father of DLC leads eventually to microtransactions and gambling.
Even with bugfixes and updates, it naturally promotes laziness. Who gives a fuck about getting it right the first time, when you can just update it later?
PC gaming started this faggotry. A modern AAA title has so many bugs when it's released that, if it came out without the ability to patch up the bullshit, it would be considered a broken pile of fuck. Those of us who didn't have parents who would buy us a Voodoo dildo settled for out "inferior" consoles and arcades(which again, graphically destroyed PCs).
Now that consoles are nothing more than gimped PCs, to have console gamers chewing each other out on who was best...

PS1 had FFVII and Gran Turismo. What did PC have?
Saturn had Nights and MvSF. What did PC have?
N64 had motherfucking OoT and Goldeneye(FPS done right, with pizza and friends and without cheeto dust encrusting your ballhairs). What did PC have?
There's no soul left. Even Zelda is now a WRPG clone. Shit just put the Master Sword into Skyrim and make it a DLC.

No, we who bought these hunks of plastic and circuits need to stop berating each other. We've all lost what we had.

>>3923107
Keep posting pictures man! Just being able to look at pictures is really nice.
I've been in Tokyo a few years back and I pretty much already got all I needed, but just seeing those shops again is exciting.
Maybe I'm asking too much now, but a few videos would be really nice as well, in order to really take in the atmosphere.

I may go back to Japan before the end of the year, what do you think are the best places to shop in Tokyo?
What about the best places to eat or hang out?