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I wish they’d create a kit to transform the original Switch into an OLED.
I wish they’d create a kit to transform the original Switch into an OLED.
This is a great update! I look forward to RE4 gaining achievements.
The original TOTD is awesome fun. Typing games aren’t everyone’s cup of tea though. This is just a kooky adaptation of House of the Dead 2.
What you’ve got for a screenshot there is the revised, newer version from the 2010s. I’ve never played that one.
Legend of Legaia is awesome. The grinding is something I had no problem with at age 15 but now it’s almost unbearable. In the US version you benefit from hours of grinding.
Pity about the sequel being so bad.
The internet is losing its mind!
Depends on how you count it. I had an NES in the 1980s but did that classic kid thing where I sold it and all my games for the next generation (SNES). Therefore my oldest system is the NES I got around 2007.
Nice, I’ll keep monitoring for a future GoldenEye port. Legend of Legaia too!
It’s always one link. Why do you throw that awful (s) on the end? Don’t be lazy - write code to account for plural links.
I’m the same way — I’d simply never remove working components from my childhood Game Boy. There’s a real connection to an object that you can have. I hope to be buried with mine!
Mario Crossover was also hours and hours of fun, but I’m not sure if it’s playable anymore. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Mario_Bros._Crossover
Play classic NES Mario levels as a bunch of other characters. Really great!
It’s going to be fun when we beat him again and those stupid treasonous imprisoned fucks will realize they have to serve out their sentences.
May I suggest a feather touch?
After the slap I will never participate in anything related to Will Smith.
This one I have not tried yet but I think this review puts it on the map for me. My peak interest in pop culture was around 2000 so I bet I’d have luck with it.
Playing Air Warrior II on Windows 95 in 1997. My dad and uncle lived in another state and we’d hop on AOL at a specified time and join a game. It was my first ever online game experience. I was 13. I hope kids today can still feel that total world-changing excitement that I did back then.