/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.4217007]

What is the most addictive game you've ever played?

[Anonymous No.4217010]

Any of the NES Dragon Quests, Salamander, Berzerk. SNK vs Capcom Card Fighters is also up there.

[Anonymous No.4217021]

>>4217007
Your pic related actually, i managed to get 293 cards in around 80 hours but in the Capcom version.

[Anonymous No.4217029]

>>4217007
Don't play fighters vs the CPU you fucking scrub or I'll kick your teeth in.

[Anonymous No.4217053]

>>4217007
You could call it the ultimate first person shooter.

[Anonymous No.4217056]

>>4217029
How bloody DARE you make threats of violence against my persons! I'll have you know I've contacted the local Police department to investigate your violent threats!

[Anonymous No.4217228]

Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri

[Anonymous No.4217229]

>>4217007
I borrowed my bro's NGC and tried this game for like 5 minutes. When I returned it he nearly had an aneurysm
>DUDE YOU TRADED MY MOST VALUABLE CARD

[Anonymous No.4217335]

SaGa Frontier

[Anonymous No.4217397]

Harvest Moon. There's much better sequels nowadays but the original SNES version is still my favorite.

[Anonymous No.4217494]

I was chronically addicted to the first Diablo & Dungeon Keeper for a very long time

Somehow the sequels failed to garner a similar crack-like feeling from me

[Anonymous No.4217495]

Panel de Pon/Tetris Attack

[Anonymous No.4217586]

>>4217021
I know jack shit about card games but really dig the theme of CFC. How intuitive is the battle system?

[Anonymous No.4217682]

>>4217335

...yeah, this might be right actually

[Anonymous No.4217689]

>>4217007
puzz loop, kaneko nova system is awfully addictive, don't even go down that route, you will need medical help after

[Anonymous No.4217691]

>>4217029
You are getting more psychotic with each new post, lmao. No worries they will let you play gameboy street fighter arcade mode at the funny farm.

[Anonymous No.4217914]

>>4217053
This

[Anonymous No.4218359]

>>4217007
I haven't stopped playing Doom since it came out...I still even have the sharware floppies.

[Anonymous No.4218475]

>>4217586
Honestly ends up being a pretty simple numbers game. If you get ahead early, you will likely win. Still very satisfying, good music to boot

[Anonymous No.4218523]

>>4217007

There's a fan translation of the sequel.

http://www.romhacking.net/translations/82/

Then apply the second patch

http://www.romhacking.net/translations/2703/

[Anonymous No.4218818]

I think I've played Fifa 97 for Mega Drive during four years everyday at the time. That and Monaco GP.

[Anonymous No.4219426]

>>4217586
It's a simpler Yugioh, but in the NGPC versions the simplicity adds to the fun. The DS version is just a straight up shittier Yugioh.

Your player character both have health points and the goal is to bring the opponents' to zero: 2000 if casual play, 3000 if tournament play. On the field is three slots where your character cards are put on play, each cards have their own HP and that is how you attack and defend against attacks. When you have no cards on field to play to defend, your opponent can attack player character's HP. Cards are stacked up to three times to add HP to the face card, but the list of cards are limited and it adds to the risk of using up your deck faster. Then there's the ability cards that flex those rules a little, but that is the jist of it.

>>4218523
shame that it doesn't work on actual hardware.

>>4217229
S rank cards show up once every 3-5 hours unless at postgame where they require fuckton of common cards to trade, I can relate to the pain.

[Anonymous No.4219475]

>>4217007
Doom. Doesn't help that there is so many mods and making maps is simple as hell.

[Anonymous No.4219591]

>>4218523
Damn, didn't know about it. Thanks, anon, I'm gonna play this til the hurricane ends.

[Anonymous No.4219612]

Doom and Unreal Tournament

[Anonymous No.4219620]

>>4217029
False flag by ap hypertard who doesn't even know what kind of game it is.

Go back to shilling for mk3

[Anonymous No.4219667]

SRW series is like crack if you're into /m/ stuff and SRPGs.

[Anonymous No.4219726]

>>4219667
I was literally going to post this

I've even replayed several of them. What the fuck, why. There are so many games I should be playing instead

[Anonymous No.4219731]

>>4219726
Replaying them is essential to fully enjoy the scenarios and also trying out different units and strategies.
And yeah it's very time-consuming.

[Anonymous No.4219753]

>>4219667
Which would you recommend for an anon wanting to try the series for the first time?

[Anonymous No.4219762]

>>4219753
You can just start with the first one.
The first three games are all translated.

[Anonymous No.4219764]

>>4219753
I'd recommend playing any of the English-language SRW titles to start with. That'll let you learn how the gameplay works. You options are Alpha Gaiden on PSX, 3 on SNES, and Original Generations 1 & 2 and J all on GBA. After that you can just branch out to whichever ones have units that look cool to you. With the exception of a few subsystems here and there, they pretty much play the same, and the later games are all pretty easy too.

[Anonymous No.4219783]

>>4219764
Oh, forgot to mention, use the Akurasu Wiki to look up info about what series are in a game, what unlockables, subsystems, etc.

[Anonymous No.4220704]

>>4217007
Tetris
NBA Jam
Contra III
Tecmo Super Bowl
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros. 2
Super Mario Bros. 3
Super Mario World
Street Fighter II (all versions)
Wolfenstein 3-D

These are all based on when I first played these games. Every one of them instantly made me want to keep playing them.

If I went by which are the most "addicting" to me now, I'd probably have to say... I guess any of the Fire Pro Wrestling games, but I don't really get that "MUST. PLAY. ONE. MORE. GAME." feeling anymore like I did when I was a kid.

[Anonymous No.4220738]

>>4219591

God Speed Pocket Bro.

[Anonymous No.4223502]