/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8264949
Well blow me down. Vertical scar too.
Like I said, Konami didn't give a fuck. Also, was he called Frankenstein in Japan?
THE MONSTER'S NAME IS NOT FRANKENSTEIN YOU MASSIVE JIMINY CRICKET PRICK BASTARDS.

>Lieberman
>Kohl
Goddamn fellow white people!

As someone with something of actual value and interest at home(5g of uranium metal, 25g of potassium, 5g of cesium, 8g of white phosphorus, a 5gram pellet of beryllium, a VERY small piece of thorium, and various scientific oddities and books that aren't available in digital format), I cannot help but wonder why game collectors act so fucking retarded. I wouldn't get pissed off at all if every person in the world owned a little ampoule of cesium and drove the price down to pennies on the dollar. It would at the very least make for a very chaotic mess and a fun time all around!

>>3150970
>I just do not believe you three are in your 30's and that you completely and disrespectfully shit on crt's and original hardware.
Want me to post a timestamped DL?
I lived through that era. Unfortunately for fucktards like you I care about how I spend my cash and I remember how awful gaming could be on original hardware.
If anything, my PC and its emulators make those old games feel more arcade-like than the consoles that had to water the games down to play at home.

History is fun to read about and admire, but I don't live in 1993 anymore. I live in 2016, and my PC has a GPU with more memory than 60000 SNES consoles. I can play any SNES game that matters from start to finish with little to no inaccuracy, using a controller that's essentially like the SNES controller except it fits my adult hands properly, and I can play translated versions of game that never saw daylight here in the US.

And all I'm missing is a bulky blurry CRT generating noise and heat, and some bullshit about "clicks and switches" that mean nothing to me because I don't get an erection by powering up consumer electronics.

Neither.
Emuparadise.