/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.10192903]

You guys playing anything good on deck?

[Anonymous No.10192921]

>>10192903
as far as retro games go, not much recently. I have Metroid prime on it, but then the remaster came out so I just play that. Pokemon Clover and Tenkaichi 4 are fun to play on it

[Anonymous No.10193192]

>>10192903
>cut off borders
eww

[Anonymous No.10193329]

>>10193192
It's a bezel of the gameboy screen

[Anonymous No.10193380]

>>10193329
>It's a bezel of the gameboy screen
Even gayer you ugly kike

[Anonymous No.10193647]

>>10193380
All 4chan is is people who think they're hot shit behind a keyboard but would never say 99% of the shit irl, so whatever you say stranger.

[Anonymous No.10193652]

>>10193647

[Anonymous No.10193654]

>>10193652
Just proving my point, have a good night

[Anonymous No.10193663]

>>10193329
Yes and it’s cut off, like he said. Not only are you a fag but a retarded fag.

[Anonymous No.10193790]

all hands on dick!

[Anonymous No.10193814]

Nugget Doom works pretty well. Sadly any wad launcher other than zdl I find to be buggy. Nugget has full controller support though.

[Anonymous No.10194520]

>>10193814
Is my house.wad/gzdoom stuff playable on deck?

[Anonymous No.10194524]

>>10194520
nta but I'vce played some stuff on GZDOOM and it ran great

[Anonymous No.10194525]

>>10194524
Nice

[Anonymous No.10194649]

>>10194520
There's a Linux version of GZDoom and it has controller support. User error is the only possible way it wouldn't work on Steam Deck.
The Windows version of GZDoom probably runs in Proton too, if you want to be stupid like that.

[Anonymous No.10194873]

>>10192903
Why are you using the anti slip grips and a grip case at the same time?

[Anonymous No.10195572]

>>10194873
Double grips.

[Anonymous No.10195589]

>>10193814
DoomRunner doesn't work on it?
What a shame

[Anonymous No.10195686]

>>10192903

OG Armored Core. Talk about cozy sound design.

[Anonymous No.10195701]

I'm not wasting money on an underpowered linux emulator

[Anonymous No.10195762]

>>10195686

And some New AC

[Anonymous No.10195772]

>>10195701

I like that you decided being a boring poster was not a waste of your time

[Anonymous No.10195796]

I've been emulating various NES games, but it's kinda bulky for that and the d-pad isn't good enough, so I ordered a DS flashcard for them. I was kinda hoping it could just be an all around emulator for every console but I guess I'll mostly end up using it for 3D games.

[Anonymous No.10195971]

Doom 64 is kicking my ass and I died at the end of the final boss while getting the achievement.
It doesn't help that I never got the secret hidden keys either.

[Anonymous No.10196837]

>>10195772
what's that game?

[Anonymous No.10196843]

>>10196837
Looks like the President of the United States of America

[Anonymous No.10196860]

>>10192903
been playing through Bayonetta Origins: Cereza. Plays really well on the deck

[Anonymous No.10197067]

Been sort of thinking about one of these after I got to borrow my brother's Switch over summer some, and I played a lot of Wild Guns on that. Hated the ergos on the Switch, are they better on the N-Gabe?

>>10193663
Meh, if it was the old Super Game Boy borders I could see the complaint, those were nice, but that's just a generic pretend Game Boy border, might as well max screen size.

[Anonymous No.10199006]

>>10195971
Ass-kicking aside, how is it? Never played D64.

[Anonymous No.10199019]

>>10199006
The start is probably the weakest part of the game. When you get out of the tech bases (some having irritating puzzles) you get the hell levels in which the game picks up. On the other hand it feels more like Doom 1 than Doom 2 due to not having chaingunners, revenants or archviles. You really start feeling the limited roster as you plug away at hell Knights/barons in a hallway.

[Anonymous No.10199065]

>>10197067
Far better, the thing just feels like a very wide gamepad thanks to it having proper handles. A bit heavy, but if you don't have tiny bitch wrists you won't have a problem.

[Anonymous No.10199207]

>>10199019
Might have to find some time to give it a go. Thanks Anon

[Anonymous No.10199210]

Is the battery life good for ps2?

[Anonymous No.10199496]

>>10197067
Just use black bars then

[Anonymous No.10199727]

>>10199006
I liked it. Like the other anon said it starts off pretty slow, but it definitely ramps up in terms of difficulty and level design the further you go, with only a few mercy levels near the end. There's also plenty of aspects where you can tell the devs had fun catching the player with their pants down in the form of monster closets or trap doors, so keep on the look out for those.
Lost souls in this game though can suck my balls.

[Anonymous No.10199769]

I regret buying my deck. I prefer sitting at my desk, with a keyboard and mouse.

[Anonymous No.10200748]

kek this thing flopped and shitted hard

[Anonymous No.10200798]

>>10195796
Its better to play nes games on a 3ds because its pixel perfect

[Anonymous No.10201085]

>>10199769
I only got the 'eam 'eck for long air and boat travel, in-transit and at my destination. Being able to dual boot W2G from an SD card makes it a decent laptop alternative for much less space.

[Anonymous No.10201858]

It it le good?

[Anonymous No.10201997]

>>10193790
What are you? A Kiwi?

[Anonymous No.10202107]

>>10200748
Uh huh

[Anonymous No.10203921]

>>10192903
I've played through Goldeneye and Perfect Dark a couple of times on emulators. Grew up with those games, know them by heart.
This is the best way to play them:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Wq0NQNfk1M
Gyro and portability are just the perfect combo. It does become shitton more easy, but not as braindead as playing with a mouse. Would recommend on Perfect Agent.
The decompilation is probably about to yield some cool results soon, but for the base games you need nothing more than this.

[Anonymous No.10205725]

>>10200748
This

[Anonymous No.10205751]

'ick on 'eck