First up: DS Zelda title: Phantom Hourglass
Second: Revolution to host Genesis and TurboGrafx games on thier virtual console.
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Skaw had this to say about Captain Planet:
Second: Revolution to host Genesis and TurboGrafx games on thier virtual console.
Moto Roader!!
Issue 2: If only that included PC Engine (TurboGrafx CD here I think it was called.) I want Castlevania: Rondo of Blood. Señor Gains fucked around with this message on 03-23-2006 at 05:14 PM.
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When the babel fish was in place, it was apparent Liam said:
Holy shit, Genesis. That's really awesome news.
yeah now we can pick do we download blood free Mortal Kombat or Blood and sausages version of Mortal Kombat
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Liam said this about your mom:
It'll be worth it for Comix Zone.
That game was hard, but fucking amazing.
Takes up around 2gb. Pretty amazing, eh? Maradon! fucked around with this message on 03-24-2006 at 01:02 AM.
Maradon has a point, though, Genesis games are also good on emulators.
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x--KaelO-('-'Q) :
You know what? I think at this rate, a Revolution will be my first choice for my next-gen system D:
Technically the revolution will be about a quarter generation after the next-gen systems.
Let's not forget that positively asinine controller. Maradon! fucked around with this message on 03-24-2006 at 05:22 AM.
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Maradon! must read alot of poetry:
Technically the revolution will be about a quarter generation after the next-gen systems.Let's not forget that positively asinine controller.
Graphics wise? Yes. Game offerings wise? I think you've got that backwards.
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Maradon! stopped beating up furries long enough to write:
Technically the revolution will be about a quarter generation after the next-gen systems.Let's not forget that positively asinine controller.
Lets not forget that GameCube controllers are compatible with the system.
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Falaanla Marr had this to say about Pirotess:
Lets not forget that GameCube controllers are compatible with the system.
Which also means that you can use your PS2 controller on the Rev!
Oh snap! Señor Gains fucked around with this message on 03-24-2006 at 11:39 AM.
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Señor Gains had this to say about Pirotess:
Oh snap!
Is that adapter any good? I mean.. $12.
I could use one, but twelve bucks just seems way too cheap for anything that'll last more than a week.
It's not something people hear about.
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Sean had this to say about Knight Rider:
Is that adapter any good? I mean.. $12.I could use one, but twelve bucks just seems way too cheap for anything that'll last more than a week.
No clue. I'm planning on buying one soon though.
I mean...it's 12 bucks. My PC-PS2 adapter was 15 and it hasn't failed me yet. (Not that I know where it is atm.)
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Maradon! had this to say about Reading Rainbow:
Technically the revolution will be about a quarter generation after the next-gen systems.Let's not forget that positively asinine controller.
Graphics wise? Yes, the Rev is behind the PS3/360. But I haven't been exposed to HD graphics that much to see any difference. We wont know what the Rev can do til maybe E3.
And I like the controller, I want LucasArts to make a non-sellout Star Wars Jedi type game
When the DS first came out, there were meh games that only passingly used the touch function. Warioware: Touched expounded upon what you can do with a good touch function a lot, but it wasn't really part of the game.
Now there are games coming out that use it in a wholly unique and stimulating way (See: Train your brain) and Japan can't keep the fuckers in stock.
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This one time, at Delphi Aegis camp:
Let's put it this way about the "asinine" revolution controller.When the DS first came out, there were meh games that only passingly used the touch function. Warioware: Touched expounded upon what you can do with a good touch function a lot, but it wasn't really part of the game.
Now there are games coming out that use it in a wholly unique and stimulating way (See: Train your brain) and Japan can't keep the fuckers in stock.
under the knife!
byfar the most tense game ever made
"I don't know that atheists should be considered as citizens, nor should they be considered patriots. This is one nation under God."
-- George Herbert Walker Bush
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The logic train ran off the tracks when Leftover Mog said:
under the knife!byfar the most tense game ever made
Fighting Gorea, the final boss of MP:H, was the most fucking intense thing I've ever done with two hands and the DS.
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Death of Rats got all f'ed up on Angel Dust and wrote:
I still read the zelda name as Wind Wanker
Do you still think All Your Base is clever and witty, too?
sigpic courtesy of This Guy, original modified by me
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x--Delphi AegisO-('-'Q) :
Let's put it this way about the "asinine" revolution controller.When the DS first came out, there were meh games that only passingly used the touch function. Warioware: Touched expounded upon what you can do with a good touch function a lot, but it wasn't really part of the game.
Now there are games coming out that use it in a wholly unique and stimulating way (See: Train your brain) and Japan can't keep the fuckers in stock.
The difference is that touchscreens are GOOD for use in games and have been used in games successfully since long before the DS was ever invented.
Motion sensing has been used in games, too, only it has invariably failed. No matter what hardware you use, motion sensing is awkward, imprecise, and has a limited range of motion. Try playing an FPS with a gyro mouse some time. Maradon! fucked around with this message on 03-30-2006 at 06:22 PM.
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Maradon! had this to say about (_|_):
The difference is that touchscreens are GOOD for use in games and have been used in games successfully since long before the DS was ever invented.Motion sensing has been used in games, too, only it has invariably failed. No matter what hardware you use, motion sensing is awkward, imprecise, and has a limited range of motion. Try playing an FPS with a gyro mouse some time.
would a Gyro mouse be one of the ones with the ball on top? If that is so I find that once you get used to it, it is better for FPS
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Maradon! had this to say about Optimus Prime:
Motion sensing has been used in games, too, only it has invariably failed. No matter what hardware you use, motion sensing is awkward, imprecise, and has a limited range of motion. Try playing an FPS with a gyro mouse some time.
If anyone can do it it's Nintendo. Have you played WarioWare Twisted?
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Peanut butter ass Shaq Malbi booooze lime pole over bench lick:
would a Gyro mouse be one of the ones with the ball on top? If that is so I find that once you get used to it, it is better for FPS
No, a gyro mouse is one of the ones that they use for presentations that you hold in your hand and use like a laser pointer. They work on exactly the same mechanics as the proposed revolution controller.
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Over the mountain, in between the ups and downs, I ran into JooJooFlop who doth quote:
If anyone can do it it's Nintendo. Have you played WarioWare Twisted?
On the contrary, Nintendo has an extremely spotty track record with introducing such things. Virtual boy, anyone? The N64 disk drive, multi-pronged controller, and memory expansion? Super Gameboy? And all the portable->console links they've ever done are a seriously mixed bag.
Nintendo's gimmicks fall on their face almost as often as they turn up good.
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Maradon! had this to say about Jimmy Carter:
On the contrary, Nintendo has an extremely spotty track record with introducing such things. Virtual boy, anyone? The N64 disk drive, multi-pronged controller, and memory expansion? Super Gameboy? And all the portable->console links they've ever done are a seriously mixed bag.Nintendo's gimmicks fall on their face almost as often as they turn up good.
I was speaking specifically toward the subject of motion sensing in games.
Edit: Also, I fail to see what was wrong with the memory expansion and Super Game Boy. Both served their functions quite well. JooJooFlop fucked around with this message on 03-30-2006 at 10:58 PM.
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JooJooFlop had this to say about Captain Planet:
I was speaking specifically toward the subject of motion sensing in games.Edit: Also, I fail to see what was wrong with the memory expansion and Super Game Boy. Both served their functions quite well.
Really though. Why would you want to use a Super Game Boy? I mean, you really want a 27" ugly as sin gameboy picture?
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Alaan had this to say about John Romero:
Really though. Why would you want to use a Super Game Boy? I mean, you really want a 27" ugly as sin gameboy picture?
Nevermind that Gameboy games are generally just console ports two or three generations behind.
It's not something people hear about.
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From the book of Alaan, chapter 3, verse 16:
Really though. Why would you want to use a Super Game Boy? I mean, you really want a 27" ugly as sin gameboy picture?
Yes. 
That's why I bought a Game Boy Player for my Gamecube, which is like the Super Game Boy but it plays GBA games as well. If I'm not playing GB games away from home or on the crapper that's how I play them.
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JooJooFlop was naked while typing this:
Yes.
That's why I bought a Game Boy Player for my Gamecube, which is like the Super Game Boy but it plays GBA games as well. If I'm not playing GB games away from home or on the crapper that's how I play them.
NOt to mention sometimes you save go to do the last boss fight and the batteries die and you have no back ups, and before gameboys came in color it was one way to play some games in color
