/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.7755817]

What is the /vr/ approved way of playing Super Mario Bros. 3?

[Anonymous No.7755824]

In a badly coded N64 emulator on a Dell XPS gaming laptop sitting in a staircase.

[Anonymous No.7755837]

>>7755824
MODS!!!!

[Anonymous No.7755848]

>>7755824
It's what the devs intended.

[Anonymous No.7755849]

>>7755817
Doesn't Wii U version have input lag?

[Anonymous No.7755935]

>>7755817
Time travelling back to 1988 and buying a sealed copy from the store, and then playing it through RF on the shittiest TV possible.

[Anonymous No.7755982]

>>7755935
i remember playing SMB2 with one of those RF to antenna adapters on a black and white TV that looked alot like this

[Anonymous No.7755986]

>>7755817
reading your older brother's nintendo power with the SMB3 walkthroughs and you try to imagine what the game might be like if your dad would buy it

[Anonymous No.7756010]

[Anonymous No.7756069]

I play on my 3DS in bed :)

[Anonymous No.7756080]

with Fred Savage's autistic brother

[Anonymous No.7756139]

If you want the e reader levels or extra modes play GBA port if not original

[Anonymous No.7756145]

>>7755817
Smart phone. Emulator. While at a concert. Bonus points for friend using their phone streaming it to twitch.

[Anonymous No.7756162]

>>7756080
californiaaaaaa

[Anonymous No.7756240]

>>7755817
If you want it dirty, Famicom via RF to shadow mask CRT

If you want it clean, RGB-modded Famicom via RGB to shadow mask CRT video monitor

[Anonymous No.7756270]

>>7755817
You play it on a nintendo or you don't play it. Nah, emulating is fine, use a filter too. Who gives a fuck? Autists on 4chins? If you like it, play.

[Anonymous No.7756421]

on a MiSTer™ FPGA

[Anonymous No.7756579]

>>7756139
i like the GBA version because it added a boomerang powerup that it barely even gives you.