>>238
you are correct. i fell for the codex' commie ways. already deleted their jew bookmark.
it's a zionist shitshow alright.

these days, the nose lurks behind every corner and on every site.

let's repace that disgrace with planescape torment and /thread

>>247
Make it so

>>247
That's a good choice but what about non-rpgs?

>awesome
your brain on la creatura

>>224
https://twitter.com/mikejaret?lang=en

>>232
holy shit looks like i smoked cock!
kill me right now!!!

anyway, we both smoked cock as gaming as a whole took the jewpill. rest in piss.

>>243
i repeat, avoid disco zionism at all costs!!!
https://www.oneangrygamer.net/2019/10/disco-elysium-cheats-grant-infinite-health-money-and-skill-points/95283/

Epic to the win

>>7
you have 2 go back

Fuck

OP's a faggot

>>94
>>95
Quality thread, have you by chance looked into any of the recent chink emulator devices for playing GB? They look like they can run everything in the library 100% with the better screen+battery, or are you a diehard must be original hardware kind of person?

>>96
I'm familiar with and own most of the devices on obscurehandhelds.com and dingoonity, if that's what you're asking. They are quite interesting, but target different markets IMO so they're not 1-1 replacements. They give you an 80% experience across 7 different platforms, whereas original hardware w/ screen and battery upgrades give you 1-3 platforms at 100% fidelity.
The "RS-90" is the closest in terms of GB/GBA emulation, as it has an authentic GBA micro screen with 240x160 native resolution. Unfortunately the backlit TN panel, while impressive for its time, does not stand up to modern IPS panels. The devices on the market that do ship with IPS all have 320x240 resolution (or 320x480 half-height pixels, which amounts to the same thing), so you have to choose between a tiny image with borders on all sides or a blurry non-integer stretch.
Since I've set up my backlit GB, GBC, and GBA a few months ago, I haven't touched any of said emulation consoles. The fully upgraded original hardware ends up quite a bit more expensive ($200-$300 all in for console + screen + li-ion battery + flash cart) as compared to a $30 bittboy or rs-90, so they're essentially different markets. If you want the console to feel and look pixel-perfect, there's no replacement for the original hardware.

I set up my big CRT again a few days ago so I'm currently messing around with the Super Gameboy. In many ways it's the 1994 version of the nintendo switch - play on your big tv, then take the game with you.
Currently checking out the various games that have special palettes for the Super Gameboy, like Donkey Kong 1994. Interestingly enough DK94 also has an extra sound sample added, Peach's cries for "help, help" use an actual sample instead of just PSG. It's cool at first and gets annoying after a few levels. The one thing that's lame is you can't actually play Gameboy Color games on it, which I'd forgotten, but makes sense based on the release dates (1994 vs 1998). Thinking about doing the crystal swap to get the exact frequency, and idly daydreaming about looking into the crystal toggleable overclock method, or looking into swapping in the guts of a GBC. not sure it's possible though

Why would anyone play a shitty console of yesteryear when we have PC? Nah, pass.

>>227
OP here again, mostly for Earthbound/Yoshi's Island

>>227
nice. be sure to update us when you get it.
I'm holding out for the Pocket Go 2 (The same JZ4770CPU + screen with dpad and stick swapped). Maybe the GK350H, if they end up releasing kernel source. I have the RG-300 which is similar with a weaker cpu.
>Earthbound + other RPGS + slow games
- should play perfectly
>Platformers without special chips
- should play great, with a frame or two of extra input lag (basically every emulation on lcd is going to do this, only solutions are retroarch + desktop-class cpu for 2-3 frames of runahead, or real hardware + crt). Emulation is still great for the slower castlevania-speed platformers including Super Metroid, it's really just SMW-romhack-tier hard and fast games where you feel it.
>Yoshi's Island and other special chip games - these are harder to emulate than the usual SNES games.
My RG-300 only hits about 38-45 fps on the title screen if I turn frameskip off. You can make it playable by playing the PAL version with auto-frameskip, but it's not perfect. It will depend on just how much better the JZ4770 + optimized emulators for it on are compared to the JZ4760 + emulators on the current RG-300 and RS-97.

>>229
I saw ETA Primes recent video reviewing the RG350 recently and it looked like Yoshi's Island ran fullspeed, here's a link if you're interested.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQZoVB5PCR8

NO GENDER
HE'S AT 40%

>>56
you have to go back

>>213
someone must have breached containment on cuckchan

all images in one zip
https://openload.co/f/tE1ihMzeqkI/csdb_%5Bdk%5D.zip

Ah yeah!

>>4
>pledging your life to some megalomaniac psychopath like a cuck
>Chad
Yeah, nah. True Chad is independent anarchy.

O vey, I can't even tell who's ave-ing who anymore.

>>4
hehe

Dragonball Xenoverse is pretty solid. It's a fighting game but it's surprisingly laid back. Like you don't have to be sweating and sitting on the edge of your seat to do decent and have fun. Though the sequel is FAR better than the first and you won't miss much story wise so I highly suggest skipping straight to it. It has decent rpg elements too.

Go pick up a copy of Blue Dragon and have some fun. It's like a hybrid of FF3 and Dragon Warrior.

>>23
>Playing Dragon Age: Origins on X-Box 360
Kill yourself. If you're going to play DAO you want PC if only to install the fanpatch mods that fix a couple hundred broken quests, make combat skills function properly, and restore broken dialogues and missing cutscenes that are in the game but don't activate for some daft reason or another. If you play DAO, you want mods.

>>20
>Some Good 360 Games?

cave explorer

That Final Fantasy XIII?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47YPs-qwNQU

>>112
nope, what's the point of buying an inferior model that goes against what it promised? (play on tv or on the go, motion controls, handheld portability)

>>118
yeah, I'm not planning on getting one for those exact reasons. If I can't plug it into a tv then what's the fuckin point? It's still too big to be a real handheld (easily pocketable), and now it can't even be a console.
As a hardware type of guy I'm always interested in new console launches though, so I'd still like to hear if anyone else gets one. Personally I think the "Switch Lite" should really have just been a gameboy-color sized emulation machine for 2D VC titles like the ones they sold for Wii and Wii U. The chinese market for little emulation consoles has taken off.

>>118
What would make the switch lite worthwhile would be a tiny weeny dock to at least allow playing on a bigger screen.

Why do switch games refuse to drop price. I refuse to pay $79.99 for a 2 year old game.

>>134
post 1:
supply and demand. the same thing happened with wii and 3ds games. my pet theory is since nintendo is always the 'kids' system, many of these titles are bought by price-insensitive customers. i.e. little andy bitchtitt's dumb mom buying some shit and doesn't realize it's supposed to be cheaper cause it's 2.5 years late

post 2:
<paying money for games
you should have been smart enough to buy a system near launch. basically every modern system except xbox gets hacked for full piracy eventually, the trick is to just buy a model near launch then leave it in the closet not-updated a couple years until the free game hacks come out. If you're willing to play games always >5 years behind the times you can play almost every game cheap

t. hacked wii, wii u, switch