/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10642643
Sometimes you just gotta jam

>>8835624
>>8836203

Couldn't be me

>>7466131
Odd, I could swear I've seen images of the guide before without that Top Cow bubble, must have been blind. I'll consider buying it at some point, but I won't have any way to scan it for others, which is a bummer.
>>7466173
Giving off tremendous Todd Howard vibes here, not even trying to be subtle about it. Still making it a really tempting purchase.

>>5599762

Features/brands/models to look for when buying a CRT? I'm in the US if that matters.

>>2539674
Is that a turboduo I see down in there?

>>1868646
>mfw synth strings kick in

>>1061587
Color me surprised.

>>832768
Is Smash TV good?

Fuck yeah!

It's short, too.

>>480240
Looked up the prototype music.
>http://www.themushroomkingdom.net/sounds/proto/smb2_underground_paused_proto.mp3
>http://www.themushroomkingdom.net/sounds/proto/smb2_underground_proto.mp3

these are glorious

Those are some sweet beats OP.

>>413336
>Seriously though, if you are happy with emulation, go for it. I tried to fool myself for years that emulation was just fine. It’s not. I need the original controllers, the original console, the whole deal. And it’s not entirely nostalgia. Almost no emulators (with the exception of the Wii’s Virtual Console) output games at their proper resolution. This causes games to have a “flickering” effect around the edges of the sprites. If it doesn’t flicker, it’s usually because a horrible blurring filter is put on the image.
>Also, some consoles aren’t exactly emulated perfectly. You’d be surprised at how inaccurate the Super Nintendo emulators are for sound.
>Finally, it’s the aesthetic as well. If you have some friends over, who is going to look at your HTPC and say “hey, load up some ROMs and let’s play Anticipation on the NES!” Won’t happen. But have them step one foot in your goony hovel full of retro consoles and you will instantly be met with “hey, put that cartridge in and let’s play Anticipation on the NES!”