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Microprose Formula One Grand Prix (1992)
#293145 - 08/02/12 10:29 PM
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So what game are you retrogaming with lately?
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Re: Microprose Formula One Grand Prix (1992)
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#293147 - 08/02/12 10:32 PM
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>So what game are you retrogaming with lately?
Atari Pong, you might already know that. ;-)
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Re: Microprose Formula One Grand Prix (1992)
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#293149 - 08/02/12 10:50 PM
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> So what game are you retrogaming with lately?
I was trying to play the PC version of "Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance" and it works fine - except its unplayable with my XBOX 360 controller. The game does not allow mapping buttons to joystick axis, so I can't use the triggers (which register as the Z-axis).
Besides emulation the most 'retro' game I have installed is Sega Rally from 2006. Not sure a Pixel Shader 3.0 game can really be considered retro.
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Phantasy Star (1988)
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#293151 - 08/02/12 10:57 PM
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After watching the video from this post, I've been trying the Mega Man series on NES again.
I've been trying it without cheats, or guides. I used to know the correct order of bosses/levels to go in to make it easier, but I don't remember now. How in the world did I ever have the patience for these games back then? They're very hard games but just as rewarding when you beat a boss. I always suck once I get to the Dr. Wily stages.
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Re: Microprose Formula One Grand Prix (1992)
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#293260 - 08/04/12 05:38 AM
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I still play a bunch of old DOS pinball games via DOSbox, like Pinball Dreams and Epic Pinball. Brings me back to the simpler times.
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Re: Microprose Formula One Grand Prix (1992)
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#293266 - 08/04/12 11:07 AM
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I like F1 games. That is all.
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Re: Microprose Formula One Grand Prix (1992)
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#293268 - 08/04/12 02:31 PM
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Betrayal at Krondor... But then summer happened and I haven't been back.
Just lately been playing Legend of Grimrock It just feels like I'm retrogaming...
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Re: Microprose Formula One Grand Prix (1992)
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#293336 - 08/05/12 07:36 PM
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I just replayed MGS2 & 3 but the PS2 versions.They both run 100% on pcsx2
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Re: Microprose Formula One Grand Prix (1992)
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#293383 - 08/06/12 02:29 PM
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Never had the pleasure of seeing this in the arcade, so it's like a brand new game to me and the concept is awesome. High quality vertical shooter with lock on missiles for ground targets. Lock up to 8 targets at once for maximum bonus. Tough but beatable bosses, intense shot avoidance, high dynamic soundtrack and effects through my woofer/tweeter crossover setup and fantastic visual effects unlike any other shooter out there. I'd probably grab the board if I could find it for a fair price.
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