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The Revenge of the Post Here When You Get Something New thread
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Cosmic Carnage is an interesting one. Its basically just a (bad) sprite scaling and zooming demo. Feels like they made the game in less than a week
Good craic to laugh at.
Metal Head is one game I still don't have yet strangely enough. Have been meaning to buy it for a long time. Visually one of the most impressive games on the system.
Yeah Cosmic Carnage isn't my type of game at all, but for €8 delivered it's another game off the 32x list so I said why not.
Metal Head does look interesting, it's pretty cheap too man0 -
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I reckon the CDi would easy to collect a full set for!
Especially if you limit yourself to the good games, so that'd mean not owning any titles for it at all!
Oh cool! Guess I've had the choicest collection of CDi hardware and games possible for years then.
Check it out! Its all mint!0 -
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G-Police is great but the draw distance is pants.
On the other hand it gets around with some wire mesh visual gubbins, which is cool.
Die Hard Trilogy, the light gun section deserved it's own game! Brilliant!
Never liked the cab driving though.
And Driver 2 is simply superb.
Yes yes, this is all obvious,
but what about the game we're all dying to know about....
PGA TOUR GOLF on the SNES?
There's a trade-off option to change the horizontal draw distance, angled draw distance, and the frame rate in G-Police.
So if you turn up the draw distance to full, you lose a bar for the frame rate.
I think this pretty cool and upfront from the creators!
These days you can't change things like this in console games, and for them to be upfront about the loss in frame rate is almost unheard of.
You can turn it all the way up without the frame rate getting choppy.
Was playing it last night, and love it just as much as I did when I was younger.
It's like Descent, but with a more sandbox environment, missions and objectives....
and you can bomb entire buildings too!0 -
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ghostchant wrote: »Says the guy going on about 32X stuff :P
I also have two PSP's :rolleyes::o
In all seriousness, the PSP only comes close to useful when it has CFW on it. And as for the 32X, I honestly don't get the hate. I mean it's basically a Megadrive 1.5, with mostly ****ty games but some good ones. It's more than can be said the the cd-i 0 -
I also have two PSP's :rolleyes::o
In all seriousness, the PSP only comes close to useful when it has CFW on it. And as for the 32X, I honestly don't get the hate. I mean it's basically a Megadrive 1.5, with mostly ****ty games but some good ones. It's more than can be said the the cd-i
With the PSP I think it comes down to what game genres you gravitate towards. I like my JRPGs and strategy-RPGs, and as a result the PSP library is packed full of games I like. There's a few more being localised this year too which I'm waiting to get my hands on0 -
ghostchant wrote: »With the PSP I think it comes down to what game genres you gravitate towards. I like my JRPGs and strategy-RPGs, and as a result the PSP library is packed full of games I like. There's a few more being localised this year too which I'm waiting to get my hands on
Ah, fair point. I suppose it does cater to that market well at that
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The PSP is the Sega Saturn of this generation. All the crazy RPGs from Japan are making their way over to it and you can be assured some of it will be super rare in time. It's really gotten a second wind lately especially for JRPG fans.
I got rid of custom firmware on my PSP and not missed it. It's not even a great emulation machine due to the wonky controls.
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Custom firmware lets you boot games from a pro duo and allows you to be a big dirty pirate. What's not to like?!
Thats true, but both of my PSP's are running CFW & don't have any pirated games on them, the main thing for me is saving the lasers. You can just dump your games to the memory card & run them from there Cuts down on loading times & won't break the console 
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Custom firmware lets you boot games from a pro duo and allows you to be a big dirty pirate. What's not to like?!
Thats true, but both of my PSP's are running CFW & don't have any pirated games on them, the main thing for me is saving the lasers. You can just dump your games to the memory card & run them from there Cuts down on loading times & won't break the console
That's where the psp go shines.0 -
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