/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5320192
When did you stop enjoying fun?

>>5320192
I actually prefer the form factor of FC carts, but the uniformity of NES cart colors

>>5320192
Cringe.

>>5320192
Shit looks like an Arkanoid level.

>>5320192
I bet about 50 of those cartridges are Mahjong or Golf too.

>>5320192
>Now where is that game I was looking for? Hmmm.
Lack of end labels in inexcusable.

>>5320192
8 track section at the local goodwill

>>5320208
This.
Colors are cool. Just cause you're depressed doesn't mean other people have to be. Faggot

>>5320192
I would put them in the correct order of the rainbow colors if i had the chance.
But i'm too a bit more fan of the mini-title labels.
Balance between comfort and aesthetic.

>>5320225
I often wonder if Mahjong games (of which every system in Japan has about 30) are actually made by game companies or if they just sort of grow and multiply on their own like some weird parasite.

>>5320238
Educate this baka gaijin. Are Mahjong games like Japan's equivalent of Madden and other EA sports games?

>>5320208
When did OP state that he did?

http://tuxnes.sourceforge.net/nesmapper.txt

>Mahjong not even listed on here
I guess they didn't consider it worth mentioning.

>>5320242
Asian bugmen love porn and absolutely love gambling, plus mahjong are extremely quick and cheap to develop, what's there not to get? I'm not being racist either if you go to any casino you'll quickly notice the (dis)proportion of Chinese to white people is 10:1

>>5320192
I like the colors. NES carts look dull and boring.

>>5320242
They are even more shameless cashgrabs since at least madden bothers to change up the gameplay every couple years.

NINTENDO WAS LITERALLY FOUNDED AS A COMPANY THAT MADE PLAYING CARDS. THEIR NAME MEANS "LEAVE LUCK TO HEAVEN".

>>5320298
No it literally means leave duty to heaven which the Kotaku guy interpreted as luck.

>>5320298
No the kanji literally means leave duty to heaven which the Kotaku guy interpreted as luck.

The great thing about Western systems like C64, Apple II, ZX Spectrum is that there are absolutely no Mahjong games for them. :^)

Half the FDS library consists of unlicensed porn games most of which are really dull card and Mahjong shit, the Japanese equivalent of strip poker games mostly.

>>5320309
I found one Mahjong game for the C64, but it was a magazine type-in.

The Virgin Grey Nintendo Tapes vs The Chad Multicolored Famicom Cartridges

>>5320192
I enjoy the colored carts, but does anyone have an elegant solution to labeling them so I don't have to pull every one out to choose from them?

>>5320192
Actually, I prefer them all orange/yellow.

>>5320661
I would call it elegant, but your best bet would be a label maker.

>>5320661
I wouldn't call it elegant, but your best bet would be a label maker.

>>5320661
Flashcart

>>5320228
>8 track
It's ATRAC, not 8 track.

>>5320335
Was it actual recognizable mahjong or just that solitaire game with with the tiles?

>>5320192
kys op

>>5320852
http://www.gamebase64.com/game.php?id=12434&d=42

I...don't know.

>>5320981
No :)

>>5320192
I enjoy both

The grey color on snes cartridge is awesome because it makes so much more awesome games that had a special color, like that red spiderman game.

>famicom: colorful carts, cheerful artwork
>nes: depressingly grey with bad artwork
I've made my choice years ago.

>>5320242
nowadays everybody plays on their phones though, the games are pretty good too. Tenhou is my choice but there is pretty much one from every company.

In the day, consoles were basically like smartphones, so just about every game maker had a mahjong game (including Nintendo's own official games). They often get shoved in as filler in bulk sales, so unless you very carefully buy games, you're almost certainly gonna get one. It's like the herpes of Japanese games.

>>5321395
As I recall, the only three colored SNES games are Maximum Carnage, Doom, and Killer Instinct.

>>5320661
Just use a sharpie, that's what half of my FC and SFC carts have on their ends.

>>5321086
That's definitely Shanghai, the name for the single-player tile-matching game played with mahjong tiles. JP mahjong games in particular will always be played by Japanese "Riichi" rules, and be a 2- or 4-player affair.

>>5320192
For me it's mostly nostalgia because I grew up with these.

It shouldn’t matter unless you display your games on a bookshelf like a child.

>>5320767
nope you're just retarded
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8-track_tape

looks like im playing klax

>>5320192
And if one tries to arrange those by colors, say to make a rainbow of sorts, you'll be accused of being autistic. You're damned either way with those things.

>>5323016
Thought it reminded me something.

>>5320212
This