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26-11-2019 22:44:11 Mobile | Show all posts
One of may favs from the Amiga.
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26-11-2019 22:44:12 Mobile | Show all posts
I suck at UN Squadron its so dam hard (I find anyway).
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 Author| 26-11-2019 22:44:13 Mobile | Show all posts
Lots online say it's easy and it's always baffled me. I can get past the first few stages and then that's it.

Some of these old games are ridiculously tough. Battle toads on snes makes my head explode. Used up all continues just on stage 1 lol.
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26-11-2019 22:44:14 Mobile | Show all posts
I'm sure there's some guides on Youtube, I remember watching a guy complete Final Fight using only 1 life!!! He had an odd technique whereas most people just go on instinct, like most games there's a real art and formulae to it.

This thread is bad for my health, I just cannot justify spending around £40  on a system when I've been made redundant and already have a Coinops on my 1st gen Xbox which I do not play at all!

What's more I discovered that the Mayflash adapters work on the Pi so you can just plug in your old N64, snes etc controllers to play these emulated games which always has been a massive bug bear for me. Knowing me I'll end up spending close to £100 plus on a fully kitted out system/controllers and then just never touch it
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26-11-2019 22:44:15 Mobile | Show all posts
Well addyb, ended up ordering on from the bay. I haven't got the time or energy  to set it up myself so went the lazy way LOL!
Should be here wednesda
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 Author| 26-11-2019 22:44:16 Mobile | Show all posts
Good stuff. Hope you enjoy it. Im loving the retro sessions at the moment.
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 Author| 26-11-2019 22:44:17 Mobile | Show all posts
Well I've set up the achievements which was easy enough. Just go to the retroarch config file and enter these lines at the bottom (after signing up on retroachievements.org)

cheevos_username = "yourusername"
cheevos_password = "yourpassword"
cheevos_enable = true

Problem is now all my snes games give a message on boot saying achievements aren't available for this game even when they are listed on the website. Maybe I need to use a particular snes emu for them to work. I've asked the question anyway.
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 Author| 26-11-2019 22:44:18 Mobile | Show all posts
Time for some streets of rage remake again. Maybe make a start on Super Metroid as it has been a long time since I played that.
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 Author| 26-11-2019 22:44:19 Mobile | Show all posts
Bloody stuck on super Metroid.  Can't remember what to do from the point I'm at. Anyway moving on its time for some turtle power.

TMNT: Turtles in time on the snes.
                               
Oh and the achievements are now working.  Didn't change anything. There must of just been a delay between me registering and them being activated in the games.

Also tried N64 and I'm afraid to say it struggles with the few I tried. Apparently the only way round it is to overclock and do some other tweaks. Something I'm not going to do.
Might be a deal breaker for some but personally I only bought this for mame, 16 and 8 bit games.
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26-11-2019 22:44:20 Mobile | Show all posts
Mine came yesterday with the SNES controllers.
But I can't seem to control the games in the emulators but worse than that I can't exit out without pulling the power !
It says press select start but that doesn't respond.
Any advice?
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