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Modern Video Games / Re: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D

« on: January 17, 2015, 02:12:09 am »

I would be more excited for a new Zelda title, but I am semi excited that I can have this game now on the go.

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Classic Video Games / Re: The SupaBoy Handheld

« on: January 15, 2015, 05:04:03 pm »

What's the consensus on this bad-boy?

I love the idea of a handheld SNES. But I also know that clone-systems have a tendency of being very cheaply slapped together, and often has emulation issues.

Is this one worth getting?

Anyone who likes it is a shill. If you want to play SNES on the go just get a PSP

I don't do emulators and ROMs. I collect games.

Then like I said the Retroduo Portable is the best way to go to play all your classic SNES games.

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Classic Video Games / Re: Got a PS1. What now?

« on: January 14, 2015, 12:04:39 am »

I enjoyed the Croc series, fun platformers, and they are pretty cheap, but also look into Resident Evil 1-3 as well, also consider Metal Gear Solid.

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Classic Video Games / Re: Games everyone hates but you love?

« on: January 13, 2015, 11:59:33 pm »

Star Fox Assault also comes to mind, to my knowledge the Gamecube Starfox games weren't met with much praise, but I found it to be really fun

This reminds me. Star Fox Adventures is a great Zelda game.    A lot of people hated it, but I still have a soft spot for that game.

One of my favorite games ever is Cubivore, and I remember that one having really mixed reviews, ranging between hatred and meh. For something more modern, how about Chibi-Robo Photo Finder on the 3DS eShop? Once I realized I could just use Google Images for the stupid picture mechanic, the game itself became a blast.

I liked Star Fox Adventures as well, it was a different approach to Star Fox many people didn't like, and if they didn't have that annoying Triceratops (Tricky I believe is his name) in it it would be a whole lot funner.

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Classic Video Games / Re: The SupaBoy Handheld

« on: January 13, 2015, 01:25:02 pm »

My 2 cents, it works ok if you don't play games that emphasize on diagonal movement, the D-pad is terrible and wonky, and half the time I found myself fighting the D-pad in most games, for instance I had probs going up the stairs in Super Castlevania IV because the D-pad was so horrible.

My opinion, the Retro Duo Portable is a more bang for your buck, has a brighter screen, and includes a adapter where you can also play NES games, I have had no issues with that one since I picked it up, and the D-pad just works a lot better then the Supaboy.