/vr/ - Retro Games

>>6820863
>implying OP wanted to "discuss Ape Escape" in the first place

>>6550607
I don't know, but if that anon is looking for a civil and constructive discussion then 4chins is definitely not the place for him.

>>4874462
Does Quake 1's soundtrack work well with Quake 2 though?

>>4028320
I don't get it.

>>3643983
I'm torn between Blake Stone, Monster Bash and Commander Keen 4.

>>2763558
>shamanism is furryshit
yeah, no.

jazz1&2 are rather memorable to me, it just lacked in the enemy-department.

that attempt at 3d is atrocious.

>>2210198
earthworm jim proves to be quite entertaining, once again.

i would only pay for a punchout cartridge signed by mike tyson if he wrote "I'll fuck you till you love me, faggot" on it.

This is /vr/, we love games, no matter what your opinions of them may be. I know that some of you might be frustrated from studying and getting up early for the bus, that's cool. Just calm down lil bros. In the meantime

GET

THE

FUCK

OFF

MY

LAWN

and sit yer ass in front of your CRT and play some motherfucking retro games. Mmmk? Mmkay! Stay rad little bros, and remember

you have the power

In the late 90s my family decided to buy a PC. I loved videogames back then, so I usually bought discs at stores full of what people would call abandonware at the time. I didn't mind it being a decade old, for me it was software I really liked. However there was a shitton of games there, so I don't remember anything that's not popular enough today. Almost every single game I played back then was a DOS game, and I could just find that software anywhere now in full sets if I want.

The issue I have is DOSBox. I'm trying to find an up to date frontend for DOSBox that will make it easy for me to have a library of games there without having to manually set up each of them. Is there such a thing? I remember having trouble a few years ago.

>>1007886
>not getting super intense with the controller through childhood and adolescence
>not getting glorious feels when it actually did something when the wii was new

Anyone else remember this series?

I recently put together a machine for playing DOS games (got a Gravis Ultrasound and Sound Blaster 16 coexisting, woohoo!) and one of the first things I put on there was Commander Keen 1-6.

Haven't played these since I was little. And now I remember what attracted me to them: they're... *relaxed* sidescrollers. Not always giving you heart attacks like the Super Mario games. I mean, yeah, there's precision jumping and all that but the whole tone of the game is laid-back. It's the sidescroller equivalent of sitting in a lawn chair with a beer, not something you have to sweat over in a three-hour session or whatever.

Anyway, I love it.

>>502812
Woah, your dad was cool.