SpringDivorce

Excellent, absolutely loved this.

I wanted to love the original, but felt it far to often used the perspective make puzzles somewhat unfair. I'll reserve judgement.

@N00BiSH

I'm not - got a new CRT and the Wii versions dirt cheap, as well as the Wii U versions just in case.

@BJQ1972 nope, it isn't:

https://forums.arcade-museum.com/th...ble-soon-optical-board-repro-interest.266307/

Child of Eden HAS to be made PSVR2 compatible! I Am Alive wasn't shabby either.

Would have been an instant buy - if they hadn't already sold me Gradius 1, 2, 3 and Salamander as ACA titles!
One for a sale now.

Not feeling that Shinobi game at all

@garzuit

SNES Yoshi's Island still takes that accolade for me. Absolutely unmatched in creativity and design.

This was not a cult classic. It was pretty average and mostly reviewed as such.

@FortniteJ

Because I like to own physical, but do NOT like carrying £1,700 worth of games around when I use the system portably? So I could carry all my bought and paid physical games around on one cart?

@SpacedDuck
Because the Vita was about a quarter of the red, smaller, and didn't have VRR or HDR?

@ValentineMeikin

Exactly, getting people to understand this is hard work. For instance, I have MAME, Final Burn, Neo Geo on my modded Xbox, hooked up to a CRT. I ALSO have 150+ Arcade Archive releases, Capcom, Konami, Blizzard, Pac Man comps on Switch, a Midway Arcade 1up, and until recently, Astro City and Egret minis. The Xbox mostly comes into use if I want to play something that either wasn't converted - say, OutRunners - or something I'm not willing to pay extortionate second-hand prices for - Majin Ou is a nice game, but not £200 worth of nice. Neither of those examples is 'stealing'.

@Stormcloudlive

I'd like to, yes. Why would I want to pay again for the 60+ carts i own? I prefer physical as a collection, but carrying around a case with £1,500 worth of games makes me nervous, I'd much rather have them backed up on one device.

Never got into this one myself.

Hmm. Didn't like the previous collection, both games were ports of crappy mobile versions, and the physics were completely off.
This looks promising and looks to include the original C64 versions, Huelsbeck music is also a big selling point. Optimistic for this one.

Oh, I really enjoyed MK4. Might pick up for that alone

Enjoyed the Switch game, this will be going on my list.

No. Subs all the way.

Astro is by no means a demo, it's a bloody good, if smallish, platformer that Sony could easily have charged a tenner for.
Shameful from Nintendo

Is this one of the games that wouldn't work with ANYTHING other than the Amico controller? 🤣
PC for me because Breakout games suck on joypad with almost no exception. Looks cool though.

Looks great, having just picked up a mini PC I'm currently playing Gridrunner from the Minotaur Collection - couldn't get anywhere on the PS version as it really doesn't work on a pad, on PC it's absolute arcade perfection. I've only ever bounced off two of his games - Space Giraffe was just too much for me, and I've literally not a clue what I'm supposed to be doing on Akka Arrh.

@Left so why bother to comment?

Yeah, grabbed a similar pair for about a fiver as my intro offer to AliExpress and..... They're fine. Bit light and creaky, but for a fiver I'm not complaining. I like the lights as well, shoot me.

The last one was one of the most disappointing sequels I've ever played, coming after the brilliance of Transformed. Here's hoping this is a return to form.

I just REALLY want this fixing up as a single-player, BUYABLE release.

I'm fascinated by Chernobyl, but could not get into this at all on PS4.

Nice.... I actually just found the BS tracks as a stand-alone game on my modded Xbox, but this is great news. Now about a proper single-player mode.....

For the £4.50 I paid I'm happy, complements the JT port nicely.

@Moroboshi876
I'd love the Egret carts, but they work out pretty expensive to import sadly.

@OldManHermit
They were bloody awful ports though.

@Ironcore

They're 6.50 each as Arcade Archive titles.....

Add BS courses and sell me a single-player mode, please!

Hopefully there'll be a similar Intellivision package soon. The 2600 'M Network ' conversions were simply nowhere near as good as the originals.

@cyrus_zuo

I played Evil Knievel on mobile. It was a decent little Trials knock-off, nothing more or less. I can't imagine that horrid disc adding anything at all to it.

As for the rest..... shovelware is being polite.

I've a shed load of pads, I'd be very happy if they all worked.

@ibookboyuk

I like Wooden, but the handling is INCREDIBLY heavy.

The OutRun series would be a dream come true.

Add BS tracks, include a proper SP mode and sell it as a full package. Please!

@bigpale
I kind of agree when it gets into the PS1 era, but there's something about a game like this with ultra-clean polys but way more going on than hardware of that era would have managed.

@GalaxicGlobe
Emulators aren't illegal though.

@James021
Couldn't care less tbh.

@sanderev
That's a poor analogy.
Let's take Double Dragon Adcance, an actual video game, as an example.
I've played it emulated over the years as I consider it the absolute apex of the series. If you had a minty boxed copy at the 150.00-250.00 it seems to go for, you've not lost a sale, because emulation or not, I simply won't pay that for a single video game.
However, guess what I did when it got a proper Switch release.....?

@James021
And if a company can't or won't make a game available for me to buy legally, I've no qualms in emulating it.

@FawfulsFury
Like it or not, no, they haven't.

I've - quite literally - never used my OLED Joy Cons. Hori Split Pro, now cracked deck for portable, and I've ended up with 12+ controllers for home play.

@120frames-please
Given they've just ported Mystic Warriors, I can't see Parodius remaining MIA much longer.

@Aneira
That's why it's changed.

I'm up to about 130 so far.
Ouch. That's a decent holiday.

As mentioned above, I hope they eventually tie the thing up as a purchasable single-player title.....

@Serpenterror
What a bizarre comment. I love arcade racers and have done since the original OutRun, but GT7 in VR is sn experience like few others, both visually, and gameplay wise.