/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9089476
more of a canoe or perhaps the smallest classification of sloop

>>8371735
the worms armaggedon port for n64 is actually really good
>also harvest moon 64
>also obviously zeldas

>>8169489
inb4 zelda and secret of mana

>>7961242

>>7763140
There's probably some game that requires rumble, but I can't even think of any and don't really notice either way. If you want rumble, get a new controller ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>7723765
My massive rom collection is not piracy. I am simply an archivist. Physical retro games are just going to deteriorate. My rom downloading will help keep these games alive for all time. You're welcome.

>>7456265
I actually liked the triforce part, gave me an excuse to sail around the world more.

9/10 game desu comfy af

>>7434504
disagree. Without people playing obscure stuff, the rest of us wouldn't discover the extremely hidden gems. Also it's neat finding some obscure game that turns out to be awesome.

Example: Super Bombliss for SNES. Never heard of it, nobody talks about it, randomly found and played it, loved it. The background aesthetics are cozy as hell too

I'd rather just add popular games to my backlog and get around to them sooner or later.

>re: OP's post, just pick a game totally at random (if it's in your backlog you probably got it for a reason right?) or think of a genre you like but haven't played in awhile?

>>7392571

This post is extremely relevant to my interests.

Anything that feels like LARPing life in japan is just so comfy. Harvest Moon games mostly count but aren't particularly "Japanese" vibes (besides having anime-looking characters I guess?). But anything that captures that feeling of "Just chilling in Japan" is awesome. Rural or urban, modern or near-past era Japan is super aesthetic.

And in video game form you don't need to worry about the soul-crushing work culture and other real life issues of Japan :D

>>7335913
Bunch of egorapter newgrounds ripoffs baka

>>7299930
It's weird to me how everyone says OoT is overrated. For a 1998 game it is incredible even today.

It's gotta be at least like the 3rd best Zelda game to this day even if you ignore the influence/impact of it and just play the game in a vaccuum with no context of how big a deal it was at the time.

>>7170159

im young with and i have a good PC with no nostalgia to old games but i geniuinely prefer them over the average modren game becasue of how much more creative and weird they are