Your Most Wanted Emulated Game On Pandora? (aka Friday Night Insomnia.
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gavie
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You know Black Thorne (USA)/Black Hawk (PAL) has also been released for the SNES, right?joshwaan2k said:
You can already run it on your 2X, if you have one.
Brilliant game btw, like all the blizzard/interplay stuff
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Joshwaan2k
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Yeah mate I own the Snes version.
But the PC has slighty better 2D with blood hehe
But the PC has slighty better 2D with blood hehe
gavie
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Ok - just checkinjoshwaan2k said:Yeah mate I own the Snes version.
But the PC has slighty better 2D with blood hehe
,I own the Snes game as well
But I agree the dos version has better graphics..
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Joshwaan2k
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Yep that's why I want it so much.
I seriously can't wait for the Pandora handheld. I hope it does really well. It should with this specs and support behind it.
I can't wait to play Snes and Amiga games full speed.
I seriously can't wait for the Pandora handheld. I hope it does really well
. It should with this specs and support behind it. I can't wait to play Snes and Amiga games full speed.
aconsumer
Still Fresh
Ahh..it would be nice to have a version of Tekken hopefully 3 or newer..but not sure if that is possible..I think I a saw a port of it to the GP2X though..
imec
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Heretic hands down.
BaDToaD
"Very" Old Timer
Big kid that I am I have to add Snowboard Kids for N64 to my list of wants
Prophet
God I'm old.
Great game!BaDToaD said:Big kid that I am I have to add Snowboard Kids for N64 to my list of wants
I hated what they did with the DS sequel (cute deformed kids turned into annoying teens with attitudes... *snore*), but the N64 games were excellent. There's also a SBK for PS1, it's the first game, but was only released in Japan. I wish they'd made a Dreamcast version back then, could've been the definitive SBK version.
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sukhi-2006
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The n64 is one my favourite consoles of all time i really want to see this pandora running full speed, the system is very powerful it should be no problem emulating n64.
These are the games i want to play on n64:
1)Super mario 64
2)super smash brothers
3)fighters destiny
4)killer instinct gold
5)f-zero x
6)super mario kart 64
7)turok series
and many others.
These are the games i want to play on n64:
1)Super mario 64
2)super smash brothers
3)fighters destiny
4)killer instinct gold
5)f-zero x
6)super mario kart 64
7)turok series
and many others.
javaJake
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I want to quickly break up this rumor - the Pandora might run the N64 decently, but it will take effort from a developer to get it working.sukhigp said:
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javaJake
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Isn't that a game produced by the same ones who made Sonic? The one about dreams and whatnot? Looks interesting, but I've never been a fan of "on-rail" games.
Exactly. It was the last GOOD game by the Sonic Team. At the time, the game was unbelievable: it had procedurally generated music (it changed dynamically according to what was happening on the screen. Not "changed from one MP3 to another": it increased/decreased BPM, changed the instruments, tone, etc), a very cool graphical distortion on the scenario when you approached the land, and a fantastic control system. Actually, it had the first analogue joypad on a console outside Japan, before the N64 came these ways. It was just plain beautiful, one of the most beautiful games of that generation. Unfortunately, it was severely underrated, and almost nobody played it (at a time when it was cool to ignore Sega). If you've never played it, you should try it on an emulator: I'm not sure on how well it aged, but at the very least it should work as a way to think, "how could they do something like this and then ruin the Sonic franchise?"javaJake said:
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I couldn't disagree more. I thought that NiGHTS was one of the most overrated games of all time.
I bought that game the day it came out expecting to be floored. This was the game that all Saturn owners had been waiting for. It was supposed to save the system.
It looked nice. It sounded nice. But, man was it boring.
Since then it's gained, sort of, a mythical standing, mostly from people who've never played it. (This isn't a shot at you, Steve. You've, obviously, played the game, and remember it much more fondly than I.)
I bought that game the day it came out expecting to be floored. This was the game that all Saturn owners had been waiting for. It was supposed to save the system.
It looked nice. It sounded nice. But, man was it boring.
Since then it's gained, sort of, a mythical standing, mostly from people who've never played it. (This isn't a shot at you, Steve. You've, obviously, played the game, and remember it much more fondly than I.)
fusion_power
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If someone is able to make a powerful DosBox for the Pandora, I would like to see STUNTS!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stunts_(video_game)
And if someone is able to make a Real Uber-buffed Powerful Dosbox for Pandora, I would like to see STUNT ISLAND http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stunt_Island
You to? ^^
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stunts_(video_game)
And if someone is able to make a Real Uber-buffed Powerful Dosbox for Pandora, I would like to see STUNT ISLAND http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stunt_Island
You to? ^^
vampire8bit
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Policenauts.
Saturn version is unlikely but playstation version might be possible. It also depends on whether the translation will ever get completed.
Also Samurai Spirits rpg for neo geo cd if translation of the game ever gets done.
Saturn version is unlikely but playstation version might be possible. It also depends on whether the translation will ever get completed.
Also Samurai Spirits rpg for neo geo cd if translation of the game ever gets done.
Tobriand
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Must say, I'm in the remembering NiGHTS fondly camp - but I came to it years after it's release (I got my Saturn about a year or two before the PS2 came out when they - and the games for them - were *very* cheap), so missed the hype. I don't recall the proceedural music, which probably just goes to show how well integrated it was into the game.mick said:
I do remember the ending song and just how cheesy that was. I also remember being surprised at how short the game was (I seem to recall only four levels, though I could be very mistaken there), but seeing as I got it for £10, that wasn't too big a deal for me. Definitely a game I'd enjoy playing again, though
.Actually it already was, in a sense - did you either of you ever play NazcaDreams? Was a Nights-esque (but 2d) game released for the GP32 in Fenix. I remember that it didn't like the early ports of Fenix to GP2x, but who knows - maybe it's better now?
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