What are the top 5 games you currently enjoy playing the most on your Pi and why?
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Super Mario Bros. NES: This is a classic that I always warm up with. When I can plow through the whole game (especially pesky 8-3), then I know I'm ready to attempt harder games.
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Castlevania NES: I haven't beaten this one in years. It's time to kick Dracula's undead buttocks again before I'm too old to do it.
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Aria of Sorrow GBA: I love this game. It's about equal with Symphony of The Night in my opinion.
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Street Fighter Collection 1 and 2 PSX: I always come back to Street Fighter. I used to play in arcade tournaments years ago when SF2 was the current show stopper. I never won a single tournament, but I enjoyed seeing how far I could get.
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Just Breed Fan Translation NES: This is a very early strategy RPG that I've just started. It's surprisingly fun in it's simplicity. It's kind of like the grandfather of Final Fantasy Tactics or Fire Emblem.
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- Fist of The North Star (Atomiswave )... love the animations in this fighting game & the attention to detail in the art work.
- Blazblue Calamity Trigger (PSP) .... over the top fighting game with gothic Manga style artwork.
- Dynamite Cop (Dreamcast) ..... great beat em up, the variety of weapons & non stop action has me hooked.
- Contra 3 (SNES) .... seen this on Gamesmaster as a kid, I cant get past the first level but I am still hooked !
- Ghouls & Ghosts (Mega Drive) .... used to rent this every few weeks, only got to the 2nd level once haha !
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1: Pac-Man Arcade---classic!
2: Cadillacs and Dinosaurs
3: Popeye
4: Keystone Kapers
5: Asteroids -
- Keystone Kapers (2600) is a classic. Fantastic choice!
- Popeye (Arcade) is so hard! F it!
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1 - Dolphin Blue on Atomiswave (working properly since last month with the new lr-flycast update) It's my top 1 on RetroPie Pi4 needed
2 - Chrono Trigger (SNES)
3 - Zelda on Game & Watch ( best LCD old style - MAME/Lr-Mess)
4 - Viper Phase-1 - Lr-fbneo
5 - Wolfenstein 3D - 3DO
6 - All Metroid games
7- Panzer Dragoon 2 (Sega Saturn - lr-Yaba Sanshiro)a last one ---> Choushin Heiki Zeroigar (english translated) on PCFX
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Hi,
1- Galaga 88 (Arcade)
2- 4D Warriors (Arcade)
3- Centipede (Atari 7800)
4- Abadox (NES)
5- Turrican II (Amiga)My five favourite games that I currently enjoy playing in my Pi4 with Retropie. They are simple but fun..
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Golden Axe/Revenge of Death Adder
Megaman Power Battles/Power Fighters
TMNT
Galaga
Ms. PacManThat's actually in no particular order, those just tend to be the five (technically seven) I play most.
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This has changed a bit recently
1 - Star Ocean Blue Planet (GBC, dejap version. It's more like a cross between Tales of Symphonia and a Zelda game than any other Star Ocean game.)
2 - Time Pilot '84 (MAME 2003)
3 - StarBlade (MAME 2003. Requires a hefty overclock to run at full speed on Pi 4)
4 - Cosmo Gangs the Video (MAME 2003. Galaga clone with powerup drops and score multiplier drops)
5 - World of Tanks Blitz (Windows on Raspberry, a free to play Steam version that runs well on low-spec hardware) -
Bruce Lee (C64)
Red Baron (PC)
BerZerk (Arcade)
Ultima III (Atari 800)
Computer Ambush (C64)Only 5?? That was hard... lol. A mixed bag of old games that I still enjoy playing.
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@jamrom2 Interesting choice of platform to play Ultima III on, did the Atari version have any extras? I know C128 Ultimas had some improvements such as music.
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- Mega Turrican (Mega Drive)
- Decap Attack (Mega Drive)
- Popful Mail (Sega CD)
- Outrun (MAME)
- Wipeout XL (PSX)
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@victimrlsh no, just purely nostalgia. Once I got the A800 emulator working as it should, and looking correct, it brought back a lot of fun memories.
But I agree, the C64/128 versions of many of these games were a lot better for sound and graphics.
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@molokkoplus Popful Mail was one of the very few "RPGs/action RPGs" that I didn't get a chance to play on the Sega CD during its original release. I was a big follower of Working Designs.
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@iandaemon There is a ROM hack of Popful Mail which is supposed to fix the changes they made for the USA version.
No particular Order
- Keio Flying Squadron (horizontal-scrolling shooter) [Sega CD]
- Mega Man Powerd Up (platformer) [PSP] The Roll dlc for it is neat and was free back then
- Carrier (survival horror) [Dreamcast]
- Pocket Fighter (Fighting) (PSX version)
- Melty Blood Act Cadenza (Fighting) (Sega Naomi) via Flycast
Melty Blood Act Cadenza
Keio Flying Squadron (there is a part 2 on sega saturn)
Pocket Fighter
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@emulatre71 I REALLY dig Super Gem Fighters: Mini Mix (Pocket Fighters). The animations for the attacks are hilarious.
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Pretty absolutely loving VVVVV recently, it works very nicely on my retroflag gpi/pi zero setup. It fits perfectly on a gameboy type handheld
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- Mvc2 (Naomi)
- Tekken 3 (Ps1) (Would have been tekken tag easily if it actually runs well on the p4)
- FF VII (Ps1)
- Cadillacs and Dinosaurs (Mame)
- Mario 3 (Nes)
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@emulatre71 Why Melty Blood Act Cadenza and not Actress Again?
EDIT: To contribute to the topic, it's hard to narrow down 5 but the ones I play the most are, in no particular order:
- Dodonpachi Daioujou Black Label (lr-fbneo)
- Capcom VS SNK 2 (Naomi, lr-flycast)
- Blazblue: Continuum Shift Extend (lr-ppsspp)
- Ketsui (lr-fbneo)
- Real Bout Fatal Fury Special (lr-fbneo)
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I spend more time tinkering than actually playing - but
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Doom Master Edition (PSX) - fan made "This project has the purpose of incorporing the "missing" levels from the PC versions: (Ultimate Doom, Doom II, Master Levels, TNT and PLutonia) according to the PSX limitations."
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Lords of Thunder (SegaCD) - a little bit easier than the pcengine version
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Galaga (FBNeo) - who doesn't like galaga??
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Repton (BBC Micro) - boulderdash with puzzles. Repton 3 is probably the one I play the most, but they're all great
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MaioKart (N64) - I reserve the right to change to the game cube double dash version some time in the future
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@lister-of-smeg said in What are the top 5 games you currently enjoy playing the most on your Pi and why?:
- Repton (BBC Micro) - boulderdash with puzzles. Repton 3 is probably the one I play the most, but they're all great
i love repton! we had a BBC in the house when I was a kid (a key middle class symbol of the 1980s, apparently), and it was one of the first videogames i ever played. more like a puzzle game than a test of skill - it's got a following in the chess community, which makes total sense to me as puzzles often feel like planning chess moves.
i did find the non-linear setup of repton 2 to be impenetrable, though. maybe i should try it again. never tried 3!
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