No.13544
>>13507i've been patching shockwave with more content/balance/gameplay with new elements possible with the source code like horded infantry moving faster & sharing exp from kills, artillery/long range units gaining more range with height difference
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>>13542I still do anon, I still do…
No.13550
>>13549AA in ZH has so much range it can fire off fog of war/shroud
GLA rely too much on tunnels, this offsets it & gives a chance for airpad opener
GLA Air is super expendable & under performs in pretty much everything
No.13555
>>13542I remember the Black & White games but never played them. I can one-up you.
>>13544Sounds like it could be worth a try. I've seen this before but didn't remember the name. All I could recall is that the "SchlongWave" thing made me chuckle.
>>13549Didn't the GLA already have an air force in ShockWave? I know they have the wimpy balloons, but I don't recall if they had any other units.
No.13557
>>13542I only know about that game because back when pokemon black and white came out it clogged up the sarch results
No.13578
>>13555Deathstrike (GLA salvage general) is the only one that has any actual air units. Mi-8s and some type of prop plane that has phosphorus bombs.
>>13558You can actually nullify this thing completely by shooting the ground with another weapon that leaves contamination as soon as it explodes (either a toxin tractor or nuke cannon) but you have to be fast. In mods that give you better AA units with more damage the faster you get those the safer you will be
No.13620
>>13616Thought I was the only person in the world who ever played this game.
No.13658
>>13649We picked up sharewares on floppies they gave away at the store. Dad was cheap and never bought the full versions. I got into undernet and did that for a while because it was free.
No.13659
>>13658This is the morally and ethically correct choice. Piracy is always a moral good. Never give the "people" known as game developers a fucking DIME.
No.13660
>>13649Got it off AOL Kids myself.
No.13670
>>13658We lived out in the boonies so no computer stores nearby except the place my dad worked as some data entry clerk, who only had a BBS so he could communicate with his boss and coworkers, but also let us kids get sharewares and occasionally bought us full versions to (for example) Gladiator, Commander Keen, and Walls of Bratock. My brother figured out how to pirate all the episodes of Doom and Doom 2, but other than that it was sharewares all day every day when my dad wasn't working.
No.13741
>>13736I have a similar picture of my toys and vidya as well.
No.16832
>>16815The ports of older games were my favorite part of the Game Boy Advance besides the Advance Wars games. I had Super Mario Advance 2 and 3, the two NES Zelda ports, Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced, Sega Smash Pack, and Activision Anthology. The latter might have been my most prized cartridge. I've unfortunately never had the chance of playing the original hardware, but I imagine the achievement system made it better than the real thing. I seem to recall paying an arm and a leg for it though.
I don't remember if I owned the port of A Link to the Past or not, but I at least played that one before.
The backwards compatibility with the older Game Boy models combined with the rechargeable battery, built-in screen lighting, and clamshell design made those previous systems feel obsolete to me. It annoyed me when the DS only retained backwards compatibility with the Game Boy Advance and not anything prior.
While you can probably get a better experience on other handhelds these days, the Game Boy Advance SP is the handheld I have the most fondness for.
No.16834
>>16832The GBA SP was a really nice form factor, the clamshell design made it the most portable handheld ever, very convenient. I never owned one, I only had the original GBA and I never used it much, I think the lack of a backlight made it less engaging. It's a good rule of thumb to wait for Nintendo to release the upgraded models of their consoles because they're always way better.
No.16836
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>>16834I want the new European Switch 2 with the removable battery.
No.16837
>>16834I had the original and then the SP. I think on car rides me and my brother would switch off between them. The original felt so undesirable to me after getting the SP that I don't even remember exactly what color we had. I think it was the non-translucent blue one, but I'm not entirely sure. The SP felt like a huge step above it.
I don't know if it matters much, but I kind of screwed up the formatting of my previous post. The last paragraph should have come directly prior to the one right before it.
No.16857
>>16856No. The DS Lite was slim, had a brighter screen, and better battery life. The original model had no advantages.
No.16863
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>>16856it was based
as was the wii, the dsi, the 3ds, the psp, and the ps3
we need to retvrn to the iwata era of gaming
No.16870
>>16857>The original model had no advantages.Except a far better D-pad and shoulder buttons that didn't crap out from a gentle breeze.
No.16871
>>16857Oh yeah and GBA games didn't hang out like a tumor on the DS phat. Man I forget exactly how bad the DS Lite was. So glad I never got one of those pieces of shit.
No.16873
>>16871>Except a far better D-pad and shoulder buttons that didn't crap out from a gentle breeze.I have heard the D-pad was better on the original, I'll give you that. But the buttons on the DS Lite always worked fine for me. They also tweaked the touchscreen and stylus.
>Oh yeah and GBA games didn't hang out like a tumor on the DS phat.That's just being petty. Many consoles have had the cartridges sticking out, it wasn't unique to the DS Lite.
No.16874
>>16873my ds lite shoulder buttons failed, i think it was a dust thing or something
No.16876
What are the best emulators for playing Super Nintendo? Or should I get one of those devices to play on my old TVs?
No.16878
>>16876I think Higan is supposed to be the best software emulator, but I don't really follow that stuff. I just went the FPGA route because I'm an autist.
No.16892
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Seinfeld 64 was on track to be as epic as Ocarina of Time, it's a shame it got cancelled.
No.16917
>>16857>>16856The DSi had better hardware but it also removed the GBA slot which sucked.
No.16918
>>16917At the time I thought the DSi was too big and bulky but now that I've had the Switch OLED I don't think a large handheld is a bad thing, you just need to carry it in a satchel instead of in your pocket.
No.16919
>>16918I meant the DSi XL. The DSi wasn't that big.
No.16922
I'm neither gay nor a preteen child so I've never owned anything Nintendo but I do still enjoy playing my PSP now and then. Lotta good stuff on there.
No.16925
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>>16924my shipt sails in the morning
No.16931
>>16924>nintoddler copelol, enjoy being 5
No.16934
I'll never understand how some people make Nintendo their personality, their soul.
I say this as someone who owned a Super Nintendo.
No.16949
>>16934same with disney manchildren.
the only correlation between them i find is that they both make products for children but some kids never grew out of it and it became part of them as they grew up
No.17014
It's sad that the Goofy game for the SNES is a much more fleshed out and competent game compared to RE Requiem, both created by the same team.