Where is it? I don’t see anything.
Founder and lead developer at Overclocked Abacus Games
Where is it? I don’t see anything.
honorable mention goes to the Daewoo CPG-120 which I only just learned about today. it’s a consolized MSX2 that looks like a cross between the Enterprise and a Roomba. i can’t decide if it looks magnificent or awful and it’s arguably not a console to begin with but hey
Dude, spoilers.
Probably a sequel to Virtua Fighter Kids. Or maybe to that visual novel on the Game Gear.
It’ll probably be 2025, when adoption hits 5% a few months before Windows 10 support ends. The 5% will make people take Linux more seriously when looking for alternatives to Windows 10, which will increase adoption even more, which will cause hardware and software providers to offer better Linux support, which will just cause the whole thing to snowball.
Finally we can put all the controversy around systemd to rest.
ed is the standard text editor.
Looks neat. I’m curious about how they’re going to handle the Mode 7 effects later on in the game.
Chris Genius is a madman.
I’m curious about what they’re going to do with Angel of Darkness. From what I understand (haven’t actually played it) that game was a buggy mess on PS2. The remaster might be a chance to bring it closer to the original intent.
Yeah, I wanted some old-man-with-a-banjo action and ended up with a space shooter.
In A.D. 1984
Toaplan was beginning.
The SNES wasn’t even the greatest console available at the time of its release.
Microsoft really knows how to pick the winners, don’t they?
Then it just becomes a matter of word definitions.
Autocorrect wages its battle to destroy the evil forces of the Deceptions.
To save them and the galaxy they must find the four Cyber Planet Keys before the Deceptions can use them for evil!
A game with a huge number of cars and tracks along with and in-depth progression and upgrade system vs a game with only one track that was so simple that they whole game could be loaded into memory at once?
sudo apt install minetest
works, though.
There were three Game Boy Castlevanias.