Masked Man
I said wow
Holy shit, what a nostalgia rush :O C&D and DuckTales are two of my fave NES games. Definitely going to pick this up!
Nope, it strives to replicate how they ran on the NES as accurately as possible.Do these NES collections get rid of that thing when sprites flicker because there are too many sprites on screen?
Nope, it strives to replicate how they ran on the NES as accurately as possible.
Where's Mickey Mousecapade? (I know it was developed by Namco and localised by Capcom).
It's an 8 bit rendition of this-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jg5FlDl0XU
Man, does that bring back some memories.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDYei1R3Ojk
Damn this bring tears to my eyes.
Adventures of the Gummi Bears? WTF is that?
An awesome cartoon. It was one​ of my favorites growing up and it had an amazing theme song.Adventures of the Gummi Bears? WTF is that?
Adventures of the Gummi Bears? WTF is that?
nice to see gafs time honored tradition, of not reading the thread, the entire OP, or even the entire title, before responding is still in full effect.
The only one of these I hear about is DuckTales are the other adaptations good?
Where's Mickey Mousecapade? (I know it was developed by Namco and localised by Capcom). Looks like a solid collection, never got to try the sequels. I wonder if there's going to be a Vita version because it would further validate the PS4 version purchase. I'll​ probably pick up a Switch version if it gets announced, but for now I'll stick with PS4.
DuckTales is probably the best one all around. The sequel is good, too. Rescue Rangers is pretty great, and it's even better in local co-op. Same for it's sequel. Darkwing Duck plays exactly like a Mega Man game (It actually runs on MM5's engine and was developed alongside MM5 itself, IIRC). Talespin isn't as great as the others, but it's still a half decent side scrolling shoot em up.The only one of these I hear about is DuckTales are the other adaptations good?
Yes, please! I'm wary because they're licensed games and Lord know these might get delisted in a couple of years!
Says 1080p? Is that actual 1080p? Stretched to fit? Or that horrible thing where they shove some artwork around the edges?
A couple days ago I watched the GDC talk on emulation from Frank Cifaldi, the head of restoration behind the Megaman Collection. In his talk he mentions that there's no other way to play the original DuckTales through commercial means, and that it's a shame for a classic to be lost in this way. Makes me wonder if he was teasing their next project in this talk.
What's the Silver Case about? I'm interested if it's good.
The setting is contemporary Japan, and takes place in a universe which would later be used by Suda for later works. Within a city called the 24 Districts, a series of bizarre murders occurs, prompting the 24 Districts Police Department to send two detectives from their High-degree Murder Division to solve the case. The killings are soon linked to Kamui Uehara, a notorious serial killer who supposedly died several years before. The gameplay revolves around text-based situations, point-and-click mechanics, and interactive question and answer segments.
The Silver Case is a text-based point and click adventure visual novel video game where players take control of different characters through two linear scenarios: in the "Transmitter" scenario, players take the role of a detective solving a serial murder mystery, while in the "Placebo" scenario, they control a freelance journalist covering the investigation.