/vr/ - Retro Games

>Years ago I attempted to install some mods
>Something messed up
>Attempted to uninstall mods
>Bits of data couldn't be removed
>All game data gets screwed up
>Somehow sound files for creatures get swapped
>Kobolds now claiming their hotels are as clean as an elven arse
>Imoen makes grizzly bear noises
>Ogres shouting "Aye sexy! Do ya want to take a look at me tiddies?"

>Someone mentions DRL Monster Pack has special Technophobia IoS replacement
>Decide to run through Evilution to see
>God damn, but TechViles are cunts
>Reach MAP30
>Reach final area
>Oh cool, it does look
>BEEP BEEP
>BEEP BEEP
>BEEP BEEP
>BEEP BEEP
>BEEP BEEP

YHOLL

YOU GOT SOME 'SPLAININ TO DO

>Playing Wolf3D for the first time
>Feelin' fine
>E2M8
>Find a secret passage
>And another
>And another
>And another
>And another
>mfw another
>And another
>GUTEN TAG

WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS

>>3817797
>1998 LCD technology
>responsive PC gaming

>try to create an original style of isometric platformer / adventure
>fuck it, let's just rip off mario 64

Man, the Dreamcast was such an unreliable piece of junk.

>literally becomes hotter than an oven top after an hour of use
>has a habit of just dying suddenly, probably due to the constant heat exposure
>front controller ports seem to stop working properly after years of use due to Sega not grounding them properly or some shit
>Dreamcast controller d-pad seems to become even less responsive after only short use
>VMU save files often get corrupted at random
>super loud due to a tiny fan spinning faster than the speed of light in a desperate attempt to cool the system
>The lens carriage on the GD-ROM drive seems to had no greasing or silencing measure applied to it, so it makes an awful sound every time it moves

The only thing that makes me sad is that Sega could have fixed all these issues with additional revisions if the console had last long enough. In particular, the CPU and GPU could have eventually been manufactured on a smaller process which would have greatly decreased the heat.

>>2540485
>longbox cases
literally ruining the collection.