/vr/ - Retro Games

Love me some good pixel animations.

PC-88 graphics. Amazing what 8 out of 8 colors can achieve.

Anybody here giving money to that guy: https://www.patreon.com/nana_vs_nana ?

>>3479106
I learned Japanese myself. I'd suggest the same to you.

>>3479106
Who fucking cares, why do you keep posting this shit?

>>3479106
Wait wait wait wait wait. This gif right here >>3478863 is one of the most popular ones in /vr/. It always comes up when talking about pixel art, even outside this board and now, now you are trying to tell me the source ain't even translated!? How did that happen.

>>3479163
Nearly nothing on the PC98 is translated.
It shouldn't be surprising since it's almost exclusive to Japan and has a rich library of text heavy games.

>>3479106
Nah, not into giving money to scams.

>>3479123
I've tried to learn Japanese like 4 times now. I get depressed and stop, then start again some months later. I'll never learn it at this rate.

>>3479186
Solidarity, my fellow nigger.

>>3479186
How about you start playing games in Japanese to see how much progress you made?

>>3479191
I've actually played through a whole (short) game though I had to rely on a dictionary. I can't remember the words at all.

tfw just made plans to go see a Japanese tutor to help me with my Japanese studies

>>3479195
Of course you have to use a dictionary.
There will always be words you don't know yet with any language and in Japanese you have the extra obstacle of how to read/write words so just guessing the meaning from context won't teach the proper vocabulary.
English has similar issues where you see a new word and you don't know how its pronounced or you hear a new word and don't know how its written.
Finishing a game is a decent feat, just keep going and you get used to it.

>>3479254
I know. But not being able to memorize the words at all is a big motivation killer.

>>3479285
ANKI
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>>3479289
>wasting time with autism cards

暗闇

Why is /vr/ so incompetent?

>>3480779
There is literally no better way to remember words than using Anki

I'm still trying to figure out how to produce that kind of fake gradient coloring on photoshop. Harder than it looks.

Things without graphical artifacts that you couldn't even see if you played on a screen they were actually meant for?

>>3480963
What kind of shitty screen did you use that you couldn't see them?
NEC has always been one of the best monitor producers.

>>3480963
>graphical artifacts that you couldn't even see if you played on a screen they were actually meant for?
Except you CAN see these on NEC's or even some lower quality computer monitors (on cost-reduced models of amiga monitors like the 1085s you can still see dithering patterns from a 640x200 picture, even though the dot pitch is of 0.52mm, compared to the 0.39mm dotpitch of your late 80s PC-98 monitor). The "dithering was meant to be extrapolated a noisy video signal" meme need to die, expecially when such technique was used on arcade games and computers with high-quality RGB monitors.

>>3480894
お尻が最好き

>>3480779
Autism is the name of the game anon, you're learning a shitty old obsolete Asian language for videogaems and animu, you're still a weirdo.

>>3479186
I learned some Japanese, but it's only from living there for a few years and flirting with Japanese girls.

>>3481142
最好き ain't a word. Or is this bait?

>>3481232
I was wondering if it was some slang superlative.

>>3481232
Did you ever get lucky anon

>>3481232
>お尻が最好き
>>3481232
>最好き ain't a word. Or is this bait?

This is bait.
My guess is that anon put "dat ass" into a machine translator.

oshiri ga sai suki sounds wrong.

おしりの大好き (oshiri no daisuki) would be "I like ass"
おしりがすごい (oshiri ga sugoi) is close to "dat ass" (Amazing ass).

Or you could just go full Shibuya-style waseieigo and say ダットアッス! (datto assu!/dat ass!)

caveat lector: my knowledge of moonrunes is almost entirely from chinese girl cartoons.

>>3481732
"最好" would actually work... in Chinese

I'm guessing some cross-language confusion here

>>3481232
No, I just made a typo and didn't even notice before I submitted.

>>3482798
Why would an IME render さいすき as 最好き if it wasn't a word?
Searching for 最好き also shows some uses so it seems to be a non-standard word.

>>3482809
It was supposed to be 大好き, you dumbdumb. I accidentally hit an s instead of a d; they're right next to each other.

A juicy pair of tits

>>3478861
If you're a weeb, probably.

>>3481183
>obsolete
retard

>>3483121
Not that anon but Japanese is essentially completely useless unless you want to either move to Japan or play/watch untranslated games/anime. In the former case you're probably a weeb. In the latter case you're definitely a weeb and most likely a weirdo.

No other country but Japan speaks Japanese. Japanese is one of the hardest languages in the world for a native English speaker to learn. English is fairly widely known in Japan. And there's really not many reasons I can think of to go to Japan other than being a weeb.

>>3483162
>English is fairly widely known in Japan.
lol

>>3483162
>Not that anon but Japanese is essentially completely useless unless you want to either move to Japan or play/watch untranslated games/anime. In the former case you're probably a weeb. In the latter case you're definitely a weeb and most likely a weirdo.
>You're a weirdo if you wanna learn a language to consume the media of another country
Guess that all these non-anglo learning english to watch american series instead of waiting for them to be translated or just to understand song lyrics are weirdo now.
Also, you seems to have a hard time understanding what a weeb is.

>>3483162
English is essentially completely useless unless you want to either move to England or the United States (and who in their right mind would?) or play/watch untranslated games/movies. Of course unlike Japanese English literature is not a thing, unless you're into faggy poetry, which the Japanese do better anyway. In the former case you're probably a retard. In the latter case you definitely have shit taste and most likely a normalfag.

No other notable country but the UK, US and Canada, speak English. If you're going to Canada then you should just learn French, at least you can gain access to real culture. English is one of the easiest languages in the world for anyone to learn. Japanese is fairly widely known in Japan. And there's really not many reasons I can think of to leave Japan other than being retarded.

>>3483162
>No other country but Japan speaks Japanese.
Palau. And there are Nikkeijin around the world.

>play/watch untranslated games/anime.
Or you are not satisfied with translations and want to experience things in their original language. There's also things aside from anime and games in Japanese.

>>3483208
The difference is, English is actually widely spoken and useful IRL.

>>3483217
>the lingua franca of the modern world is essentially completely useless
Look, I know you're bound by samurai honor to defend glorious nippon, but you could at least stop for a second and think about whether or not what you're posting actually makes any sense.

>>3483336
>hey i'll have you know that japanese is also spoken by japanese expats and a single ex-colony of japan (though not as an official language like english and palauan). also there's more than just anime and games you know, you can also use it to watch japanese tv shows and read old shinto texts.
Hey if you want to spend 2+ years learning Japanese to experience some piece of Japanese media in its original language, go right ahead. It's your life, your decision. Don't let me stop you. I'm just saying it isn't useful for anything but that.

hey nerds can u stop arguing and post more pc98 art thank u

>>3483395
no

>>3483395
I would but I lost my rusty folder and I'm too fucking drunk to go to the trouble of recompiling one.

PC Engine thread? Okay I kind of have a request, if anyone is willing to help. I honestly don't know where to look.

I've been looking for this Japanese game where your main character basically wears a lizard suit, like a super hero.

>>3483382

Have anyone of you encountered such a game while playing untranslated PC Engine games? To be honest, I'm not sure if it was on PC Engine. I just remember playing it on PC back in 1995, but it could have been emulated.

Maybe it was an original PC Doujin title, I honestly have no idea.

>>3483380
>The difference is, English is actually widely spoken
Yes and? Japanese can be learned for other reasons than what you said in your previous post, yet you chosen to criticize it because some people learn it so they can consume Japanese medias, while people do the exact same thing with english.
>and useful IRL.
Every language is useful IRL if you wanna communicate, trade and work with the population that uses it. Hell, even dead languages like latin are useful IRL.

>>3483395
Here you go buddy, have a Noriko.
>>3483412
No, not PC Engine.

>>3483420
Oh ok. Do you think it might have been a PC doujin title?

I don't even know how the genre I'm looking for is called.

Yu Yu Hakusho's Japanese video game page doesn't seem to have a specific way to describe it.

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B9%BD%E2%98%86%E9%81%8A%E2%98%86%E7%99%BD%E6%9B%B8_(%E3%82%B9%E3%83%BC%E3%83%91%E3%83%BC%E3%83%95%E3%82%A1%E3%83%9F%E3%82%B3%E3%83%B3)

If you're already an English speaker and wanted to learn another language gauged on how "useful" it is, your only real options would be Chinese or Spanish.

I dunno about you, but Japanese is far more appealing to me than those languages. Not only is Japanese the prevailing language among my hobbies, it is also much more interesting and pleasing to read and speak than either Chinese or Spanish. There are 120 million native Japanese; if you're so concerned with things like using the language for financial stability, there's no short supply of translation jobs or other professions that might need someone fluent in the language.

>>3483420
I wish there was more to that game. I really do.

>>3483448
Too bad it's only a quizz game. An action-oriented or a role-playing gunbusters game would have been great (with digitized speech of noriko shouting "BUSTER BEAAAM!!!" and other attack names).
>>3483435
Naah sorry, I haven't encountered such game.

>>3483380
You can't read old texts with modern Japanese. It might actually be more practical to learn traditional Chinese for that since it is practically Chinese writing and appropriately named 漢文(Kanbun) in Japanese.

>>3483460
That it would be. I'd kill for some more fan service too. Granted I don't know if Gainax still holds the rights, which I would imagine they do. I'd pay good money for another, even if it wasn't localized.

Does anyone actually own any Japanese microcomputers? I've been looking online but they are expensive as hell. It seems like you have to import directly from Japan.

>>3483471
I'd love to buy a PC-98 or an MSX2 or something, but yeah, they're massively expensive on ebay. I haven't checked yahoo.auctions.jp so I dunno what they go for there.

>>3483471
The only way to get Japanese microcomputers for cheap in the west is to live in europe and try to get an MSX computer from a Dutch, French, Spanish or Italian owner. It might be a philips model (thus not technically Japanese) but still runs the same games.

>>3483483
You can find an MSX2 on the cheap sometimes on ebay if you check often enough

>>3483470
>Granted I don't know if Gainax still holds the rights, which I would imagine they do.
They no longer have the rights to Eva or FLCL. Even the sequel to Honneamise is now partly produced with some SEA company.

>>3483484
>>3483490
Can you add a Kanji ROM to European MSX?

>>3483380
Go learn Chinese so you can get lung cancer in Beijing if that's what matters to you you fucking tool.

>>3479062
Well, hi res with pixel graphics, gameplay and artstyle developed with japs in mind works its magic.

I recently discovered that the best games on NES, the one that have an actual plot, interesting visual style and gameplay that extends beyond simple "jump and shoot" exist, they just never been translated.

>>3483775
You seem awfully upset. Sorry your language is basically useless for anything other than being a weeaboo.

>>3480894
Hah. Appropriate pants height for that time.

>>3483830
>I recently discovered that the best games on NES, the one that have an actual plot, interesting visual style and gameplay that extends beyond simple "jump and shoot" exist, they just never been translated.
What games?

>>3479289
How do you even set that shit up?

>>3484775
What do you need to set up?
Install the program, add a starter deck and keep the style of that deck when you add your own cards.

>just like my vaporwavez xD

Just look at this smug bitch.

>>3478861
is this game good

>nothing will ever look like this ever again

Sad but at the same time it makes them so special

Aren't there any wallpaper sized images from PC98 games? Like a scrolling background stitched together?

>>3485706

>>3486425
They're always wallpaper sized. You just got to have a 16:10 screen.

>>3486425

>>3486425
>>3487092

>>3478913
Holy fuck I wish Sunrise could make a short like this or something.

>>3478913

>>3483162
Perhaps.

But Chinese is not essentially completely useless.
Japanese kanji are Chinese characters.
If you learn Japanese, it will be easier to learn Chinese. That's ladder theory for you!

>>3478913
jesus that intro reminds me so much of the one from zero wing

>>3480960
How is it hard?
>make a gradient
>select Save for Web (ctrl+alt+shift+S)
>select PNG-8 or GIF
>select Pattern from the dithering options
>reduce colors to desired number
>save
Pic related took less than a minute and uses 3 colors.

>>3487274
Pic related, right side is 6 colors

>>3487287
neat. try it on anime tits.

>>3487313
I should mention it doesn't work well on JPGs because the artifacts show up as strange dithering patterns, but lossless PNGs can be beautiful.

Right is 8 colors.

>>3487340
The lines aren't fine enough.

>>3487274
It's fun to play around with this.

>>3480960
the pixelart software usualy have special tools for that dithering/masking

>>3487340
>>3487381
Irfanview
} Reduce color depth
} Floyd-Steinberg dithering

hth

>>3487313

>>3478861
No.
>80's anime style, which is the best one
>cyberpunk and sci fi golden age
>horny girls
>nice animations, great colors

>>3487402
thnx

I've never played PC-98, am I missing much?

>>3487563
Japanese knowledge presumably.

>>3487563
A lot of the library is fairly primitive-feeling, even compared to console or other PC games of the late 80s, but even so there are a ton of games and lots of really standout ones, particularly in genres like RPG, VN/Adventure, and Simulation/Strategy (also, notably, genres that generally require some level of Japanese knowledge to get the most out of). And like this thread was made to point out, there is a lot of impressive anime-aesthetic pixel art.

It's hard to over-stress how important the PC-98 was as a platform in the history of Japanese computing and gaming, if you care at all about where all the stuff we have today comes from, you can't really ignore the role it played. But if your attitude is more, "I just want some good games to play bro I don't care about the rest of that shit," then you aren't missing anything.

>>3487572
Any where to read up on this history in English?

>>3487572
I think the PC-88 was more important. A lot of people and studios started out with it in the 80s. PC-98 was more a 90s thing when other structures had become established.
PC-98 also gets at least some acknowledgement outside of Japan while most accolades of the PC-88 are wrongly attributed to the MSX or other platforms.

>>3487103
That's a lot of ass, man.

>>3487145
>magic puberty wand

>>3487647
Standard issue for magical girls.

>>3487374
PC98 art tends to have the lineart drawn first with a pixel brush, or whatever the '80s equivalent was called. You can't get that same effect automatically, the best you can do is go over the lines with a pixel brush until they look coarse like the art ITT.

>>3487274
Thanks doc

>>3487681
As far as I know the line art was drawn by hand, scanned, cleaned up and then digitally colored. Pretty much like anime is produced today.

>>3487274
How do this on Gimp?

>>3487647
ftfy

>>3487274
This. It's just ordered dithering - the most basic kind. Floyd-Steinberg gets a bit mushy, especially producing horizontal groupings, but also works well.

Fancy pixel art is dithered by hand, following contours, or using a less regular layout like Stucki.

However, it definitely looks like they were doing it the automatic way on the PC-98.

>>3478861
Neo Geo graphics

>>3487103
Found my new wallpaper.

>>3479186
http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/blog/aim-to-fail/

>implying you can get clean dithering like this automatically
Also, post original artwork vs pc-98 version comparisons

>>3487748
>This. It's just ordered dithering - the most basic kind. Floyd-Steinberg gets a bit mushy, especially producing horizontal groupings, but also works well.
>Fancy pixel art is dithered by hand, following contours, or using a less regular layout like Stucki.
>However, it definitely looks like they were doing it the automatic way on the PC-98.

I really doubt that being the case, if you do that the dithering would be all over the place and look ugly.

Japanese devs did it PAINSTAKINGLY uniformly like these.

>>3487103
>>3486701
>>3486243
>>3483448
>>3478882
>>3478861
>>3478863

In other words, MANUALLY, (Havent you hear of Pointillism?) otherwise you get shit like this

>>3488138
I'm guessing about 50% of the dithering ITT was hand drawn. A few stand out as suspiciously automatic looking though. Ordered (Bayer) dithering has been around since the early 70s so it's very possible.

It's also entirely possible the dithering was automatic but they went over it manually and fixed anything that looked awkward.

>>3488127

>>3488243

>>3488138
>>3488187
This is a good example >>3488245
That background is absolutely blatant Floyd-Steinberg dithering. The characters look partially hand dithered, but the large patches of crosshatching is likely done with a pattern fill.

>>3479186
Just move to Japan for 6 months and work a ski season there or something.

>>3483217
>I have literally never left my home town - The post.

>>3488346
superior waifu coming through

>>3488391

>>3485041
wat game

>>3488408
Star Platinum

>>3488406
actually this works better.

>>3488414
I was gonna say
>using webm for pixel art

>>3488409
thanks

>>3488409

oraoraoraora

>>3488391
>>3488406

game?

>>3478861
does PC-Engine CD have any games that look just as good?

>>3483217
>a language used by a huge majority of one of the most densely populated countries in the world.
>useless.

>>3488646
Valis

>>3488646
sure does. just not as hi-res.

>>3488713

>>3488716

>>3488472
YU-NO: The Girl Who Chants Love at the Edge of the World.

>>3488406
What do you guys think of updated Eriko?

>>3487274
thanks doc

>>3488391
i know.
i just wanted to post that amazing ass

>>3488775
can't into it.
dunno if it's because the artist is bad or if it's just that i get more satisfaction from the older version.
maybe both

time to post lewd pixels.

>>3487563
Choppy games and bad porn.

>>3488891
>bad porn
Excuse me?

alright /vr/ select your character

>>3488904
pick your /pol/ waifu

>>3488919

>>3488902
Its amusing sure, but its not like you can actually fap to crudely drawn hentai with unappealing 90s style figures.

>>3488924

>>3488926
speak for yourself pleb.

>>3488927

>>3488937

I listen to a lot of PC-88/98 music, because its basically like having even more Genesis music, except without the pig disgusting American devs to rape your ears.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZILXrKTws0Q

The games are, well, some of them are ok. But its generally like playing a worse version of familiar console games. If you can read Japanese, there's tons of VNs on the platform.

>>3488943

>>3488948

>>3488953

>>3488959

USA

>>3488968

>>3488970

Iraq is my waifu

>>3488979

>>3488980

>>3483217
While everyone else mocks you for your retardation at one of the most prevalent languages in the world being 'useless', allow me to point out your retardation at English being 'easy' to learn.

I say this as an Ameri-fag...IT IS NOT! Do you realize that a new word enters the English language every 30 minutes(whether it survives to make it into a new dictionary edition or not is another story)? Also, please tell me how many words in your language sound the same, are written the same, but mean COMPLETELY different things? I can assure you, English has many more.

Bar none, English is actually the HARDEST language in the world to learn.

>>3488981
she has a little feud with usa.

>>3488983
japan and germany love each other

shes packin

more USA

>>3488995

>>3488904
Is Angel Army just Daisenryaku with more factions?

>>3488937
I hope to God those hands just have gloves on them

>>3488934
Thumbnail made me expect this one to be a futa wearing a G-string, thanks /d/

>>3488982
You're thinking too much about that copypasta.

>>3489014
haven't played it yet. Looks like risk mixed with advance wars.

>>3488946
I cant get enough J-pc FM music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfspdXPmycs

>>3489070
I just noticed they dont have an African waifu. thats racist.

here have a brown girl

>>3478861
Anything playable for roundeyes on this? Like a translated RPG/VN or an action title?

>>3489101
Yeah it's called 2-hu.

I wish someone would translate Jesus and Jesus 2, it'd be nice to play that game without the annoying robot that the famicom port forces on you.

>>3489101
Revival Xanadu

>>3488926
>Takei Masaki
>Yokota Mamoru
>Nagaoka Yasuchika
>Kadoi Aya
>crudely drawn
bruh

>>3488878
I doubt it's the former, since his older stuff is really good. Maybe he had a peanut budget or just got lazy over the years or something.

>>3488775
it's awful. One of the reasons Eriko is my waifu is she is a titty monster, but her proportions are much smaller in the remake. Also wearing that corset in her school nurse's outfit is dumb, her whole appeal is that she is kind of a down-to-earth, relatable, slovenly woman, who is more like a friend to Takuya. She's not trying to seduce anyone or look sexy- even when she's wearing her 'Sexy Mama; outfit, it's because she thinks it's a good disguise.

I bet she won't even have that delicious husky voice and laugh in the remake.

>>3489462
>>I bet she won't even have that delicious husky voice and laugh in the remake.
They got Kobayashi Yuu. I find her too hysterical for the role but she's husky.

>>3489465
I was just listening to this conversation from the original, it's so good

https://youtu.be/cO8i0wOUcLI?t=870

the cigarette puff, the casual attitude, the chuckles. She is so perfect.

But I've looked up that VA, listened to some of her stuff in AoT, she seems very good for the role. That's good news. Thanks.

>>3478861
No

>>3489101
What the heck is a Roundeye?

Play Night Slave

>>3489485
A slur for asians is "slanteye". Thus "roundeye" would refer to white people.

>>3489101
YU-NO has an excellent fan translation. Technically it's a Windows game, but the translation uses all the PC98 art and music.

>>3483217

>Of course unlike Japanese English literature is not a thing

this is one of the best weeaboo statements ever

>>3489469
I find some of the VA choices to be somewhat questionable. (I mean, casting Kugimiya Rie as Mio? Wonder how long it took them to make that decision?) But I'm fine with what Eriko got; hopefully the other VAs are just as good. By the way, you guys want me to make a YU-NO thread or something?

>>3478861
I really wish for a translate of this game, its so gorgeous

>>3478869
Source?

>>3489646
Some Cocktail Soft game.
Dokidoki Vacation according to Google.

>>3489198
that looks great.
the change is honestly a bit off putting now

>>3483217
>Of course unlike Japanese English literature is not a thing

Holy shit, are you engaging in self parody or something?

>>3488409
quite impressive pictures in this game

>>3489679

>>3489680

>>3489680
>Those tight bodies
>That old-school anime art style
muh

>>3488412
Hnng.

beautiful pixels

>tfw no wall of crts to view lewds

I think you have a problem anon

dont forget to stretch while using the pc

>>3489915
>dat keyboard
w2c

>>3483420
gunbust a nut on Jung Freud

>>3489918
I need a trackball mouse too

>>3489680
okay but why can no one draw a thicc ass?

also are these actual screens from PC games? how did these kind of games go completely under my radar?

>>3481732
>caveat lector: my knowledge of moonrunes is almost entirely from chinese girl cartoons.
Oh, it shows.

>>3489934
thicc is more rare in japan.

>>3488412
source please, this looks kickass.

>>3489936

>>3489934
The long ones are stitches of panning screens.
>how did these kind of games go completely under my radar?
Because they are kind of niche. Only a tiny number was made available outside of Japan, particularly in their original form.

>>3489939
Virgin Angel. its a VN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zvgZe3v12c

>>3489973
i probably should have spoilered that

"haha this fag doesnt have a daughter"

butts are sfw right?

>>3489936

relax and drink a brewski /vr/

>>3490001

>mods think Slayers is not video game related

>>3490013

you like catgirls?

>>3478913
Were metal warriors and cybernator related?

>>3490151
No, cybernator (which is Assault suit Valken) is related to Assault suit Leynos, not metal warriors.

>>3490026
My ears still have a trauma.

>>3490216
her ear is off a little. mobygames has good quotes.

>>3489198
Worse scenario: His art looks like it does now because that is what the largest paying audience wants

>>3490001
drink up

>>3489665
It sucks a lot, but what can you do. By the way, I made a sort of ultimate comparison chart for all the current time characters in the game

nothing to see here

>>3490489
anime style peaked in the 80s its only going to get worse.

those crazy nips

>>3490489
>literally every single character design aside from Ryuuzouji's is worse

m-maybe the remastered music is nice to listen to

>>3490760
It's alright.
http://yu-no.jp/common/mp3/yuno003a.mp3
They've also got Ryu Takami on board, who composed Ayumi's theme among others.

>>3489997

>>3489940

>>3489928

>>3489921

>>3489980

>>3491168

>>3491170

>>3491170
>>3489921
Does the Cyrillic mean anything or is it the typical Japanese way of typing English words with an altered keyboard input?

I agree I never played any PC 98 games but the graphics look great especially Policenauts. But i don't know any moons so that leaves me out of over 80% of the system's library.

>>3491197
Not retro but if you just want the aesthetic try this http://store.steampowered.com/app/447530/

>>3491183
maybe one of or russian tetris playing comrades can help?

>>3483217
fuck off skullface

>>3491183
>>3491216
This one >>3491170 - "every bureaucrat", "school is closer to life", "what hinders perestroika". There is also something after bureaucrat, but makes no sense to me.
And this one >>3489921 - "COME, SON".

>>3491245
so its jap gibberish? I can come for Jung.

>>3491197
There's a guy on Patreon translating PC-98 games but other than that, there's a few games out there that got PC ports and were translated that way like YU-NO and even shit like True Love

>>3490489
>>3490489
From generic dithered 80s anime to generic modern anime.

>>3490760
Another World is one of the best VGM tracks ever, I don't see the remake holding up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yRNQVH413o

>>3490767
but desu, this is not bad. But the original is just as good really.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWJZIbYyoBw

>>3492516
>but desu, this is not bad. But the original is just as good really.
It's pretty alright for a simple update of the track. I would have liked if they actually did rearrange it a bit like Umemoto did for the Saturn port of Desire
For example:
PC-98: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q89mBlO5ODM
Saturn: https://a.pomf.cat/ahlhvu.ogg

>>3489934
Because these games are all from the mid 90s when pencil thin Sailor Moon looking bodies were in.

>>3493829
>>3492516
The Yuno saturn soundtrack isn't bad.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7K_JiiGx0K8

Worse Saturn butchering in my opinion is Steam Hearts. While the music is certainly better on the PC-98, its actually a moot point because you can barely even hear the music on the Saturn over the SFX and annoying voice clips. And no, of course there are no volume options.

>>3493839
It is, though.
Not only was the SS OST of YU-NO not done by Umemoto himself, it wasn't converted to it with Umemoto's custom sound engine in mind, so the tempo gets all sorts of fucked up in some tracks:
98: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy0JEF3GfMI
SS: https://a.pomf.cat/omraze.ogg
>>3493842
My post was actually in favor of the Saturn OST of Desire, FYI.

>>3491260
Don't we all.

>>3491202
I was looking at this, but I can't give money to someone who uses the term "waifu" in the memetic sense like a drooling normalfag.

>>3495129
https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/15028218/VA-11_HALL-A__Cyberpunk_Bartender_Action_(GOG)

>>3483217
>Japanese is fairly widely known in Japan.
You don't say

>>3490489
could be worse

Does anyone have experience with running CD games in NP21NT?
I got a bunch of FM Towns/PC-9821 dual use CD-ROM images and try to load them in the CD enabled build of NP2 as IDE #2 but it doesn't seem to recognize them no matter which filetype (cue, ccd, img etc) I pick.