RetroGaming

Not mine, but I always enjoy seeing these monstrosities.

This is frickin' awesome! It doesn't feel like alpha software at all, more like a beta. The Linux version froze a few times for me but the Windows version through Proton is super stable so far. Only bug I had with that was that mouse input stopped working once so I couldn't click anything.

Rambo III for DOS genuinely surprised me.

Silverfall delivers exactly what you'd expect from a hack-'n-slash CRPG—nothing groundbreaking, but if you’re like me, those low-poly visuals are a serious charm.

Received the new screen and want to share my impressions about the device.

I've played a lot of Castlevania games in my life and I wanted to break down all the various eras (as I see them) for anyone who hasn't played a Castlevania game before and might be interested. I'm going to cover all of the Castlevania games. So yes, this will be an extremely long and rambling post. We're going to see if Lemmy has any content limits for its posts.

Apparently PS3 is considered retro now so I hope this post is allowed. I'm liking the game so far even though it's a blurry mess.

Tennis for two was one of the first actual video games only made for an exhibition in 1958.

I really like this device. It's really cool to see my saves on another device. Some of them are well over 30 years old. Right now though, it isn't seeing much use because I have all of my media backed up. Every once in a while I get something new and that's about it.

When I gifted an Anbernic to my 8 year old cousin for her birthday, my grandma wanted a "gameboy" too so that she could play Tetris.

A new tool for cross checking compatibility in various emulators has entered the scene.

What if Sherlock Holmes met Resident Evil? Well, here you go:

Previous years, I went massively over budget. This time, I stuck to around $100. And I swore, I’d only get stuff that I’m truly excited about.

Ah yes, Kool-Aid Man. On the intro screen, he bursts through a brick wall—and if you're going to make a game about Kool-Aid Man, that's mandatory.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.nl/post/36208984

11 track album

In a project update mail to previous Kickstarter backers, Henrique Olifiers set the date for the third (and likely final) Kickstarter campaign for the ZX Spectrum Next project as July 19th, 2025.

This Mario 64 one is my particular favorite. I think it's so funny that Metal Mario has a reflection of what looks like open land and clouds. Pairs well with the fact that in-game his texture was some flowers and a cloudy sky.

This Mario hack is so cool! The story is inspired by the Bowsette meme, and by the end, you even get to make a choice 🙂

In terms of gameplay, Unstoppable Gorg doesn’t do anything innovative. I mean, you’re pretty much building income, doing research, and placing turrets.

So I just tried to play Warriors & Castles, a game I bought back in 2015—but haven't launched until now.