/vr/ - Retro Games

>>6818726
>These all strike me as things you could show off and enjoy with others.
>I guess I don't hang out with people cool enough to care about a bigass shelf of Gameboy games?
I don't think anybody was arguing that the reason they may own some games is to "show off" to other people. Also nobody here was talking about having a big ass shelf full of Game Boy games, we're talking just owning a few favorites, or having kept childhood games.
>I don't understand how they survived childhood
In my case it's like 50/50... some of my old games' boxes simply disappeared, maybe my mom threw them out when I was a kid, maybe some got lost when I moved, who knows, but some of my other childhood games (with their boxes) are still with me. It's not that impossible to keep a little box around in some place around your other belongings.

Hitmaker developed one of my favorite games ever (well, co-developed along with Treasure, in fact I think it's mostly Treasure, but whatever).
Not retro though.

Not retro but you definitely need to play Astro Boy Omega Factor if you like boss rush style and Alien Soldier.