/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7144089
>>7144096
>sypha is a cute trap

Monster Hunter 3rd Portable and 4 Ultimate but these aren't retro.

It's a very hard choice between:
>Donkey Kong Country 2
>Castlevania: Rondo of Blood
>Ristar
>Golden Axe III
>Jet Set Radio
>Banjo-Kazooie
>Yoshi's Island
>Streets of Rage 2
>Splatterhouse 2
>Musha Aleste
and I can't choose. I love them equally.

>I thought the company Apogee was pronounced a-PAW-gee, instead of AHPO-gee
>I though the berserk fists in Doom only lasted as long as the red screen
>I thought there was a secret Citadel level in goldeneye

>have to install the retrorgb amp for my mini snes
>never soldered anything in my entire life

Is there a some sort of video tutorial for it? Or a good soldering video in general?

>Majora's Mask is better than Ocarina of Time
>I play Doom on the Saturn
>Game Gear > Game Boy
>N64 is my least favorite retro console
>Sonic CD is the best 2D Sonic game

Out of tune with Flash Carts, so here's a question: Do I need to do any extensive modding to the system itself in order for it to be more accepting to something like this, or just buy it and I'm good to go?

Thought about this as a better alternative to playing on the Genesis, like OP. Trying to develop a library of games seems really tedious, especially with the price gouging and other non-sense.

>>1745798
>go on amazon
>Look up complete copies
>$44+ shipping

Jesus, are Saturn games always this expensive? Usually I find them for $10 or less at my local retro shop.

>>1698987

There was this magazine I have that shows all these PS1/N64-era characters drawn in some 90's grimdark style artwork.

It mostly previewed games that were coming out and briefly talking about them. My favorite thing was not only did they showcase a lot of PS1 games, but they showed off some figurines like McFarlane Toys, and a lot of 90's anime.

The style, artwork, presentation -- it was all so fucking cool.