/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9728238
Play Shinobi.

>>9674670
It's called SEGA soul.
To be this good it takes AGES.
To be this good it takes SEGA.

>>9297270
Nah, OG Outrun and Outrunners are superiour, but 2019 is still better than the overrated plebshite that is Outrun 2.

>>7893650
but Outrun existed 6 years prior to that

>>6593556
Arcade division: AM2 no contest, although AM1/WOW is underrated.

Consumer division: Team Shinobi, who I believe became Overworks. They made better platformers than Sanic Team imo.

>>6533425
Sega > Taito > Capcom > Konami > Namco

Honorable mention: IREM.

>>6234331
OutRun has a source port called Cannonball with a ton of new features, check it out.

>>6177885
Cannonball, an OutRun source port.

What are your favorites? Looking for more since I've been enjoying OutRun via Cannonball lately.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw_AT5cNa3s

Hey now, it's a remake of a retro track

>>5358728
Old-school sports games could be great, especially some of the NES ones.
>>5358728
>spend more time listening to old video game music and reading and watching videos about them than actually playing them
>have flash carts for NES, Genesis, and SNES (the three main consoles I care about, and in that order) but don't play them all that often
I'm keeping an eye on MiSTer nonetheless.
>playing with a composite connection and on a small consumer-grade CRT is good enough for me
>I don't care that much about series like Mega Man and Zelda apart for nostalgia and the music
>never cared for the RPG experience
>Super Mario Bros. 3 has never appealed that much to me
>prefer the raw gameplay of Wolfenstein 3D to Doom, even if the level design is tedious and I don't feel like I could go back to playing without ECWolf's map feature; Doom is still a classic, though
>rarely finish games I start
When I play a game nowadays, it's usually something that is made to just pick up and play for a little while as a break. Sometimes I'll end up getting sucked into a strategy game for several hours at a time, but that's not an everyday thing.
>>5359363
You've probably heard these already:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5VDOVu-cnM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_L2QCBKOeE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKSu-wZChcQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxgVmpAk538
This one sounds like a SNES or Ameager game, oddly enough:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zhonFtBBfQ

Of course they were. I'm usually more in the Nintendo camp, but the Genesis is one of the best consoles of all time. I'd probably even take it over the Super Nintendo.

Ol Out Run.

You DID choose splash wave right?

>>4855325
Best guess for this image: ferrari testarossa

>>4679029
Not very awesome unless you were a Nintendildo, stuff like that was being done in the '80s even.

What's the best way to play and beat Space Harrier, and for that matter, how is the best way to play it?

For me, Outrun was fairly simple. I just used Cannonball, and it's pretty much a 1CC and get all 5 endings, but now that I want to finish Space Harrier, I'm not sure what the best way to play would be.

I've been using MAME, and trying to beat it with 3 lives are usually what you get for 1 credit I think, but this game seems like it wanted to take as much money from you as possible, and I usually die by the third round before the bonus stage and I don't really want to just put as many lives as I want into the game. What would be a fair amount?

Also, is there anyway of making MAME less blurry. The version on Shenmue is much crisper.

On topic though, I love Outrun to bits and still play it on Cannonball occasionally. I also own the 3DS and Mega Drive versions. I should try and find a SMS version as well.

What is the best retro driving game, /vr/?

>>4055151
But that's not a racing game, it's a driving game