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    Games you haven't completed to this very day? (No Cheats Allowed)

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    • DD-IndeedD
      DD-Indeed
      last edited by DD-Indeed

      SNES:

      • Krusty's Super Fun House (as a kid, I couldn't understand it at all and it was a complex game, and I'm not native in english)

      MegaDrive:

      • Sonic 1
      • Sonic 3
      • Sonic & Knuckles

      PS1:

      • Gran Turismo 1-2
      • Treasures Of The Deep
      • Colin McRae Rally
      • Road Rash 3D
      • Tomb Raider, don't remember the part thou.

      PS2:

      • Gran Turismo 3
      • V-Rally 3
      • The Mercenaries

      PC:

      • Midtown Madness 2
      • Flashback
      • Kyrandia II
      • Far Cry

      I update this message, if I remember some more. All of these are sort of games, that I have played a lot, but never managed to finish them.

      My soul rests, when I hear the PS1 boot music

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      • meleuM
        meleu @lilbud
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        @lilbud with "using save states compulsively" I mean "saving after every hit I give on the last boss and loading if I die". This doesn't count. Saving the state to continue later is acceptable :-)

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        • lilbudL
          lilbud @meleu
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          @meleu My original statement stands.

          I kind of abuse save states

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          • TMNTturtlguyT
            TMNTturtlguy @lilbud
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            @lilbud I remember the first computer I ever bought, It was a windows 95 machine and the first game i bought for it was Tomb Raider in 1996. That game was so awesome, it was next level in terms of graphics and game play, but at the time it was so hard! I remember doing puzzles where you had to jump from platform to platform, every jump i would make it across would save state, every animal I would kill, save state. Those were the days!

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            • space cadetS
              space cadet
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              Tomb raider 1 was awesome. It did have some great weapon cheats that helped!

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              • lilbudL
                lilbud @TMNTturtlguy
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                @tmntturtlguy Now this might make you feel old
                The first computer I ever used was XP. By the time I could speak, the Gamecube was out.

                On save states. I usually save after levels or at checkpoints

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                • DD-IndeedD
                  DD-Indeed @lilbud
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                  @lilbud

                  Btw, when you completed all of the three first Crash Bandicoot's, did you also felt, that the first one was the hardests and the third was the easiest ?

                  My soul rests, when I hear the PS1 boot music

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                  • lilbudL
                    lilbud @DD-Indeed
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                    @dd-indeed Probably the opposite. 1 was the easiest and 3 was the hardest.

                    The driving controls do not age well, especially the motorcycle levels. Including that one with all the sharp turns and pits.

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                    • meleuM
                      meleu @TMNTturtlguy
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                      @tmntturtlguy said in Games you haven't completed to this very day? (No Cheats Allowed):

                      every jump i would make it across would save state

                      This was the only way I was able to beat the last stage of Battletoads. NES, off course. :-)

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                      • DD-IndeedD
                        DD-Indeed @lilbud
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                        @lilbud

                        Yea, those are bit difficult, way too stiff and sideway slide all over.

                        But I find it strange, that you concider the first one the easiest. I've always thought, that the first game has much stiffer controls when comparing to 2 and 3. And it's much more challenging, it's there to take out your life in every single obstacle haha. I've never made it past couple levels. It's the first 3D platformer from Naughty Dog in a era, where they were one of the pioneers for 3D platform games, so obviosly it has rough edges and badly balanced levels. 2 and 3 are piece of cake for me, completed them both couple times and I can play the 3rd game through in couple hours with ease.

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                        • lilbudL
                          lilbud @DD-Indeed
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                          @dd-indeed I'm usually really good at platformers. The driving and animal levels are what trip me up. I'm watching my brother play Super Mario World for the first time, he is not good at platformers, he keeps dying on Lemmy's Castle

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                          • DD-IndeedD
                            DD-Indeed @lilbud
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                            @lilbud

                            Well SMW is child's play for me, I played it as a kid and still play, so maybe it's also about, that what have you used to play from early years. But yea, I dunno, it's strange, that you concider Crash 1 easy and for me, it's just too much of a challenge. I'm very sensitive to bad response and stiff controls, those put me out from the game very quickly. And Crash 1 is stiff game, but some people like you, can play it with ease.

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                            • GalagaG
                              Galaga
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                              GTA 3...boi does that game want to throw my PS2 out the window... Super hard levels, clunky controls, terrible aiming system, no map etc. I like it but it really needs a "remaster".

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                              • spruce_m00seS
                                spruce_m00se
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                                on my list of games to finish I have :
                                flashback (not sure I care to play this anymore)
                                Jungle strike
                                Speedball 2
                                Tomb raider 1

                                Games that ive completed since Jan:
                                sonic 1 (SMS)
                                streets of rage (MD)
                                R-type(SMS)
                                Baku baku (SMS)

                                when I eventually move home, and make the second version of my cabinet, I may include a CRT so that I can play virtua cop and crypt killer. It has been a while since I played those, I could do virtua cop without even being hit once back in the day.

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                                • mediamogulM
                                  mediamogul Global Moderator @spruce_m00se
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                                  @spruce_m00se

                                  I may include a CRT so that I can play virtua cop and crypt killer.

                                  I have a 27" CRT arcade monitor in my cabinet and I love the authentic look. Unfortunately though, using a CRT with an emulation setup will still not allow you to play light gun games. For that, you'll need a mouse device to act as a light gun. There are actually USB arcade guns specifically made for this purpose, but currently the AdvanceMAME options are the only arcade emulators that support them. I believe @markwkidd is currently working on writing up an issue for the RetroArch project that, when fully resolved, will allow USB arcade guns to work with NES, SNES, Master System, Megadrive/Genesis, SegaCD and all of the MAME cores.

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                                  • spruce_m00seS
                                    spruce_m00se @mediamogul
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                                    @mediamogul I was looking into the solution that was publicised recently for hacking a light gun with an arduino to make it work on an lcd screen, that way any original light gun can work. It looks very promising, and when its further along the road I may have a go, I think that with the 3d printer I could easily hide all the electronics inside the gun itself rather than strap them to the side as they are currently doing.

                                    But for my saturn games it looks more and more likely that I am going to end up hacking a real saturn into a cabinet.

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                                    • mediamogulM
                                      mediamogul Global Moderator @spruce_m00se
                                      last edited by

                                      @spruce_m00se

                                      I was looking into the solution that was publicised recently for hacking a light gun with an arduino to make it work on an lcd screen

                                      Very cool. There's also a way to hack the lcd screen itself, but it's not advised as it shortens it's lifespan considerably.

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                                      • lilbudL
                                        lilbud @spruce_m00se
                                        last edited by

                                        @spruce_m00se Instead of screwing with a light gun and possibly ruining it. Try this instead: https://www.ultimarc.com/aimtrak.html

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                                        • mediamogulM
                                          mediamogul Global Moderator
                                          last edited by mediamogul

                                          I use an set of Aimtrak guns for my cabinet and they work very well.

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                                          • spruce_m00seS
                                            spruce_m00se
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                                            does it work in retropie for gun games?
                                            it would definately be easier than using an arduino, wiimote and a white led to emulate the white screen flash of an old crt

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