On NES there was one by Falcom, I think. Check out Tombs & Treasure, that might be it. I haven't played it but vaguely recall similar details.
I dont think this is it since this is already in my library, havent played it though
Lots, especially during the early 90s.
I think it was JPN exclusive. I have a feeling its Cleopatra no Mahou or Tombs & Treasure now but if my memory serves right I think it had SNES graphics, not NES graphics. I just want some good obscure japanese games for the NES, SNES or PC98 and I remembered seeing something like what I described on /vr/, I would take any similar or obscure game as well for those systems.
Not to humblebrag but Monster Party is easier than neurosurgery
Waxworks isn't what you're looking for but I'll post it anyway
I think this is what I was looking for, weird I thought this was Japanese
That's a difficult question to answer. The story is dumb, but the gameplay is good. The humor/writing isn't as fun as the first game.
There are a few games that are ruined by save states, but I struggle to think of them. Sometimes people ruin their own fun with them too. It's one thing to quick save before/after a tedious or difficult section, but entirely another to quick save after every jump/enemy.
My guess is the Doom community. There are some real autists there. I remember when the demo for Doom 2016 came out, and before it was live there were a bunch of negative reviews because the super shotgun didn't have the same damage values as Doom 2.
Currently no, the decomp likely won't be finished for a while and i'd imagine a pc port will be similar
It's gross that even 2DS, which was new at $80, is expensive used.
Covid lockdowns made a lot of people say “
I want to experience the games of yesteryear and relive the good old days!”… which wouldn’t be a problem, except those same people either didn’t know what emulation was or were morally opposed to it. I’m still kicking myself for not getting a N3DS back when they were $70 new with a digital copy of Mario Kart 7.
One thing I'll say for save states is it actually teaches you the game if you let it. When I first ran through Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! I had to constantly abuse the save states to survive Great Tiger's magician move (where he goes invisible and spins around), now I can consistently understand how the move works and work through the game 100% straight until I get to Soda Popinski.
Got a N3DS XL the second the discontinue announcement happened around 2019. Holy shit best retro related purchase of my life as it bought it for about half of what the prices go for nowCovid lockdowns made a lot of people say “
What can you do with the 3DS? I have one but I've never used it much, it's softmodded so I could play Ecclesia and Aria of Sorrow but that's pretty much it.
It plays 3DS games. I've got legit stuff on mine so I'm afraid to mess with it. There's a bunch of SMT games if that helps. Couple of N64 remakes. That Kid Icarus game I hated (both of them).
You can inject NES, SNES, GB/C/A, Genesis CD 32X, Sega GG and TurboGraphx 16 games (and/or use RetroArch), as well as playing DS(i) and 3DS games.
I don't know if you can play DS on it as well.
Same. You can take the internal SD card out and do it that way. Also, it's supposedly "non destructive", which I think means it doesn't wipe your system? Not sure.
the 3DS is backwards compatible with DS games. It technically also has the DS-OS on it like how the WiiU has the Wii-OS on it. i think I remember going into the DS-OS settings to change something on it, but i forgot what it was.