/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.2057190]

what a classic

[Anonymous No.2057209]

>>2057190
got a video? because otherwise it's just a shoop

[Anonymous No.2057215]

>>2057209
my snes is broken. im sorry, laddy.

[Anonymous No.2057964]

>>2057190
why is someone making snes game shops?

[Anonymous No.2057973]

What a fucking classic.

[Anonymous No.2057979]

>>2057973
I think I rented this once as a kid.

[Anonymous No.2058006]

>not by Virgin, Capcom, Traveller's Tales, or Sega
This fantasy has got room for improvement

[Anonymous No.2058008]

While it's obviously a fake game, the concept could have been worth something.
Imagine if Disney got Capcom to make a Robin Hood game. There'd be so many places the gameplay could go. Archery contests, standard platforming with a bow as your ranged weapon, dumb dancing minigame. Could have been a great thing.

[Anonymous No.2058027]

Classic

[Anonymous No.2058070]

What a classic.

[Anonymous No.2058101]

underrated classic

[Anonymous No.2060118]

>>2058101
>tfw it's real

[Anonymous No.2060137]

>>2057190
If you're going to taunt me with a game that I never knew I wanted so bad it hurts, at least make it a Capcom game.

>>2058008
There's got to be a few stages where you just smash shit to pieces as Little John.

>>2057979
You poor schmuck.

[Anonymous No.2060139]

>>2058101
You could kill the dog in this game with a cannon if I remember right.

[Anonymous No.2060168]

Classic game.

[Anonymous No.2061378]

>>2057190
oo-de-lally!

[Anonymous No.2061390]

>>2057190

I remember being weirdly "attracted" to both Robin Hood and Maid Marian in this film. I was only about 6 or 7. Still can't explain it, I think I wanted to be Robin Hood, and recognised the romance between the two but couldn't quite understand it. It's this shit that makes me understand why furries exist. It's clearly Disney's fault.

On topic, I would have killed for that game when I was younger.

[Anonymous No.2061438]

Penny was telling me she was playing it on her computer book.

[Anonymous No.2061469]

>>2058027
the filename says gif but it most certainly is not

[Anonymous No.2061484]

>There never be a proliferation of mascot platformers like there was back in the 16-bit era.

[Anonymous No.2061489]

>>2061484
I was so sad when I discovered this game existed when I started emulating and it ended up being lousy. Not that I expected much, but still, that was one of my favorite shows and I dreamed of having a game when I was a kid.

Callie was my catalyst.

[Anonymous No.2061494]

>>2061489
>Callie was my catalyst.
Who isn't furry for Callie?

[Anonymous No.2061806]

>>2057973
Horrible graphics.

[Anonymous No.2061818]

>>2061469
You know gifs don't have to be animated, right? A gif can be a single frame.

[Anonymous No.2061820]

>>2061494
Normal people

[Anonymous No.2061826]

>>2061438
BROWN BRICKS

[Anonymous No.2061916]

>>2061826
It is my dream to make a Gamecenter CX style show, and one of the featured games would be Inspector Gadget. My dream would be to invite Mike Matei over to be that episode's guest, and do his award winning Gadget impression.

[Anonymous No.2061923]

>>2061390
>>2061494

This kinda reminds me of /v/'s unironic furry threads. If /vr/ were to have such a thing, would they post art by Eric Schwartz? He was an avid Amiga fanboy, and possibly one of the earliest online furry artists, AND he's still active in the community.

[Anonymous No.2062109]

>>2061923
Can we please not have furshit on /vr/? It's bad enough I had to leave /v/ due to that shit.

[Anonymous No.2062145]

Classic.

[Anonymous No.2062153]

>>2062109
>Had to leave a board because he saw some furry art.
What a sensitive little thing you are. You should really sack up and grow some thicker skin, Francis.

[Anonymous No.2062252]

>>2058027
I loved this game for some reason when I was a kid. It got pretty interesting when I found out a possible debug "code", where you press B on the 2P controller and you can fly while your feet gets a weird graphical glitch.

[Anonymous No.2062269]

>>2062109
>It's bad enough I had to leave /v/ due to that shit.

And not for the shitposting? Wow. How old are you again?

[Anonymous No.2062291]

>>2062252

I have good memories with it, also with >>2057973

[Anonymous No.2062316]

>>2062109
What's the matter? Afraid you're gonna enjoy it?

[Anonymous No.2062336]

>>2062153
furfag detected

[Anonymous No.2062392]

>>2058027

I liked the Genesis version. Played quite a lot when I was a kid.

[Anonymous No.2062395]

>>2061916

[Anonymous No.2062643]

>>2061820
What are you? A homosexual?

[Anonymous No.2062673]

Actually underrated classic

[Anonymous No.2062692]

>>2062109

What? can't you stand bara? ;3

me neither

[Bob No.2062706]

>>2062395

Mike is cool as fuk

[Anonymous No.2062712]

>>2061489
>>2061494
>>2061820
>>2061923
>>2062109
>>2062153
>>2062269
>>2062336
>>2062643
>>2062692
Can we not, people? I've already experienced enough of this petty shit on /v/. It'll only lead this thread towards yet another path of ruin, so let's drop it.

[Anonymous No.2062758]

>>2061489
>Callie was my catalyst.

Mine was this book, half a decade before Callie. It's about a bunch of cats writing the self titled book (their publisher later steals the credit, and gets lynched by a mob of angry rock fans because their favourite artists were left unmentioned).

One of the cats was an Elvis-loving cute little blonde. The others were a standard in-a-band music lover alpha male, a fatass alcoholic, an uptight know-it-all serious bookwriter fellow, and a blue bird.

At one part of the book she helps illustrating the sexual undertones behind rock music. While the scribe dude is explaining about the eroticism surrounding pop music, she starts to dance with one of the fellow book authors - the bird - and they get so much into the rhythm that they end up jumping each others bones.

[Anonymous No.2062769]

>>2062758
found the page.

The dude in the bottom panels is talking about the origins of the words "Rock and Roll", that it was a phrase used by black people for sex (the book is still covering the 50s history at this point).

[Anonymous No.2062776]

>>2062673
This is better.

[Anonymous No.2062804]

>>2062145
I actually owned the snes version (which is the worst version with cut levels). This game is really good and the genesis/sega cd versions are even better. Probably the best 16bit mickey mouse game.

[Anonymous No.2062806]

>>2062673
The mine level is bullshit and you know it

[Anonymous No.2063219]

>>2062804
if you're mixing classic with mickey mouse
this would be the only one i'd think about
>oops i posted a good game on a b8 thread

[Anonymous No.2063270]

>>2061390
I think I know where you're coming from. It's weird to think back to when you were a kid and you had a thing for some cartoon character. At the time you knew you really liked that female character because......I don't know she's just really cool for some reason (not being consciously aware how appealing that "hourglass" figure was). You didn't know what the deal was, but the gears were turning and nature was just doing it's thing.

[Anonymous No.2063525]

>>2061438
You should've at least wrote "My deduction skills, as a detective, tell me that /vr/ has quite possibly never played this".

[Anonymous No.2064270]

>>2063219
The remake is bretty gud

[Anonymous No.2066721]

>>2063270
I remember having a thing for Bonkers when I was younger.