The new setup (i.imgur.com)
Mister fpga with games from the nas.
Bomb Jack: A Home Port Comparison (lemmy.world)
I feel as if I’ve been hanging out at the arse-end of the 80s a lot recently, comparing ports on computers that had no business running them. I’ve long suspected that if you want to see 8-bit micros at their best, you’re better served hanging around in 1986 rather than 1989. Things were so much more achievable back then…...
Never Go On Vacation Without A Portable (lemmy.world)
Analogue Pocket playing Pokemon Trading Card Game 2 (Fan Translation)
BULL FIGHT - Sega 1984 (i.imgur.com)
cross-posted from: lemm.ee/post/5158835...
SNES I Fixed And Modded Last Year (lemmy.world)
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Facelift For A Previously Broken NES (lemmy.world)
Modern power module to replace the old rusty one, cleaned edge connector, fixed cracks in the case, new coat of paint, and metallic stickers.
Nearly all my GameBoy Games (lemmy.world)
Took all my games out of their protective cases and dumped them out on the table. Sometimes it’s just satisfying to rummage through a bunch of carts, hold them in your hands, and admire the label art. Does anyone else periodically do this with their physical games?
Today in "Things that exist instead of a new Castlevania game" (lemmy.world)
What Better Game To Test The Dock (lemmy.world)
The Simpsons via Analogue Pocket
GBC Aquired, Time to Mod (files.catbox.moe)
I don have a large budget so it will take me a while todo much. I don’t have my soldering iron back yet either....
Say-Gaaaah! (lemmy.world)
Years ago I inherited my wife’s family’s Game Gear. After a recap, and replacing the backlight, I started tracking down games to play on it. It’s been great exploring a whole library of games that I skipped out on as a kid! (I was a Nintendo kid) Now I have a nice little library of carts to play on this beast of a 90’s...
Made a DIY hard case for my Virtual Boy (lemmy.world)
I made it earlier this year, thought I would share. Now my VB can safely travel with me!
Imagine pitching Joust when nobody had heard of it before. (startrek.website)
Got my hands on a rare MegaDrive variant Speedking. Ready for two-player SWOS on MiSTer. (lemmy.world)
BoxyPixel is something else (i.imgur.com)
Picked up a BoxyPixel GBA SP and managed to find an original copy of Emerald to compensate for the ones someone stole from me so many years ago
I Completed my First Final Fantasy game! (lemmy.world)
I re-purchased a Sega 32X. I don't know why... (lemmy.world)
I used to have a 32x back in the day, but you know, Sega did what they did, and it didn’t really pan out. I thought the mushroom system was cool tech, but lamented how little value it added to the Genesis. I essentially gave it away....
Final Fight: A Home Port Comparison (lemmy.world)
Everyone knows about Final Fight, right? This 1989 Capcom beat 'em up feels almost genre defining, even though it was not the first beat 'em up of its type. Nevertheless, it cast a long shadow over games that came after it, especially those released by Capcom....
Newest addition in my collection: Famicom AV and Disk System! (discuss.tchncs.de)
Fire sword man Vs. Pecky girl (Mace: the Dark Age) (lemmy.world)
Caption: “Your Evil is Nothing Compared to Mine”
Even though I've completed DKC2 literally hundreds of times since I first got it for the SNES in 1995, I've only 100%'d DKC3 once. I can blaze through DKC2 in no time, but not this one! I love it. (i.postimg.cc)
Claim "SEGA Bass Fishing" for free (Steam) (lemmy.world)
Key will be delivered on Aug 1st!
Recently played You Don't Know Jack. I got EXACTLY $0. (lemmy.world)
I guess it's a pinball kinda weekend. (lemmy.world)
Decided to open my Amiga emulator and play one of my favorites from my teenage years. If you’ve never played this game, you’ll be surprised when you do. 4 tables. It feels surprisingly realistic. The ball moves like on a real pinball table. The music is very late 80s early 90s, of course!
Vigilante: A Home Port Comparison (i.imgur.com)
Vigilante was a 1988 Irem coin-op, a kind of spiritual successor to 1984’s Kung Fu Master/Spartan X. Like the 1984 title, Vigilante had a simple premise - you walk to the right and beat up fools in front of you and behind you. There’s no pseudo-third-dimension, no in and out, it’s just straight up single plane brawling,...