It was not built to add other games but there is a common workaround that I've seen other people do. Look it up on YouTube, it shouldn't be too difficult.
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It's very easy to add all the games you want even from other consoles. Look up hakchi.
Console is quite small about 4in x 6in I'm guessing. Games all go on internal storage. Controllers are exactly like the originals. Console uses usb-mini for power and hdmi out.
Again, I have two lying around in the box if anyone is interested lmk. They go for around $100.
Yes it is very easy to add games. you can add other snes games and even other system games like turbo grafx and other games(though the turbografx mini is a good retrosystem in it's own right.
Been playing it with two friends on PC, really fun challenge on Nightmare mode. The great parkour especially I love, as it makes the movement feel like the best of any multiplayer game I've played, especially once you get high level.
An underappreciated part of video games is the music.
I've young child now.
And she usually falls asleep listening to video game OST or their remixes whilst I carry her.
Or that may just be my bias.
Anyway, respect to the musicians.
And many, many more...
I've young child now.
And she usually falls asleep listening to video game OST or their remixes whilst I carry her.
Or that may just be my bias.
Anyway, respect to the musicians.
And many, many more...
Which game do you guys recommend I play first for The Ps4? Dragon Ball Z - The Legend of kakarot, Final Fantasy 15 or Red Dead Redemption 2?
I really enjoyed ff15, its a whole different FF but its one of my favorites. It has some great combat, rpg elements, quests, mini quests, boss fights, etc etc. RDR2 is alright kinda too slow sometimes for my taste. Never played DBZ - Kakarot.
Rdr2 is amazing. That’s the only one I’ve played on your list
Red Dead easy. Couldn't get through FF15. DBZ was very mediocre unfortunately.
Pick up an anbernic RG351 or RG552 if you like retro games. You can run anything up the dreamcast on them. Even DOS games and modern retro-style games work on them. Cheap too.
An underappreciated part of video games is the music.
I've young child now.
And she usually falls asleep listening to video game OST or their remixes whilst I carry her.
Or that may just be my bias.
Anyway, respect to the musicians.
And many, many more...
Donkey Kong Country (trilogy) probably one of my favorite games ever. A work of art.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catechumen_(video_game)
Any of you guys ever play this, a game called Catechuman?
It sounds cool and based, go check out the plot. I wonder if we could start a petition to get it remastered, except in the modern day.
Any of you guys ever play this, a game called Catechuman?
It sounds cool and based, go check out the plot. I wonder if we could start a petition to get it remastered, except in the modern day.
Have you played FAITH?
FAITH: The Unholy Trinity on Steam
What you are about to do has not been approved by the Vatican. As a young priest, struggle against demons, insane cultists, and your own weakening faith in this pixel horror game inspired by the era of classic 8-bit gaming and the "Satanic Scare" of the 1980s.
An underappreciated part of video games is the music.
I've young child now.
And she usually falls asleep listening to video game OST or their remixes whilst I carry her.
Or that may just be my bias.
Anyway, respect to the musicians.
And many, many more...
I play a bit of everything. From all the DOOMs to Marios to everything in between.
I just started on Fire Emblem Three Houses and so far I've really enjoyed it especially the turn style strategy a la Advance Wars, although this is my first Fire Emblem game.
I just started on Fire Emblem Three Houses and so far I've really enjoyed it especially the turn style strategy a la Advance Wars, although this is my first Fire Emblem game.
If you like it, I also recommend Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance for the Gamecube. It has a sequel, Radiant Dawn on the Wii, but I couldn't really get into it as much as PoR.
Lately, I've been playing some deckbuilding card games. Just got into Slay the Spire, and it's a really fun one with tons of unlocks. Also been playing some Blaster Master Zero, which is like a metroidvania. I highly recommend the BMZ series for fans of metroidvanias.
Very fun game, but the RNG gets very annoying. Haven't played in 2 years, so maybe they've changed it since then.
Haha, the RNG comes with the territory. Fortunately, the game does give you the tools to mitigate the RNG - innate cards, intentionally not going for the elites all the time, deck management, mulligan cards, deck search cards, etc.
But the second-to-final fight in the game is a tough cookie to crack. I managed to stumble on a pretty good defensive build for the Ironclad using barricade to keep stacking up blocks, but I've only been able to manage that one time so far.
If I'm not mistaken it comes with pre selected games that you cannot add to or take away from.
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