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  • darren
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    hey i see what you mean by having a zelda feel to it mate.

    sadly ive no interest in getting a ps3.

    here is a link to it.

    http://youtu.be/hoFYEtj2tDw
    looks real good mate.






    Originally posted by Moondog View Post
    another modern game with an old school vibe to check out Darren, is '3D Dot Game Heroes', on the PS3, its an old school Zelda clone.

    i have it, it's great

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  • Sly
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    Super Hexagon is really good. I have a DRM free version I bought from the Humble Bundle charity. You should keep an eye out on the Humble Bundle, some of the games are totally amazing. I think I got Super Meat Boy, Cave Story and Super Hexagon from them, among some other games.

    https://www.humblebundle.com/

    The games change regularly and you can pay what you like. I generally chuck them between £5 and £10 depending on what i'm looking for. Most of the time the games are redeemable on steam too, for those guys that play PC games. Support a good cause and get awesome games for it? Don't mind if I do.

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  • Moondog
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    another modern game with an old school vibe to check out Darren, is '3D Dot Game Heroes', on the PS3, its an old school Zelda clone.

    i have it, it's great

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  • darren
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    indeed sly
    quite often the simplest are the best.

    surprised how good spelunky looks.

    hard to believe anyone would like it as its graphics are very old style.

    also liked super hexagon..


    Originally posted by Sly View Post
    Spelunky is one of the finest games to come out over the last few years. Simple concept, but it has so much depth.

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  • Sly
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    Spelunky is one of the finest games to come out over the last few years. Simple concept, but it has so much depth.

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  • darren
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    cheers mate.
    checked these out man i love the old retro feel.

    did not think they did games like this anymore.

    i love this one.
    http://youtu.be/UVJHCZI2Veg

    and this one.
    http://youtu.be/zn2U4CVTSq4

    and this
    http://youtu.be/Cr0CCkH49g0

    Originally posted by Sly View Post
    One day those games will be old too Darren. Will you like them then?

    There's plenty of newer games that have that old feel to them.

    Spelunky
    Dark Souls
    Retro City Rampage
    FTL
    Cave Story
    Hotline Miami
    Shatter
    Super Hexagon
    Super Meat Boy
    Monster Hunter

    If there's nothing in that list that doesn't take your eye Darren, you seriously have no heart. Old style games didn't die, they just got good at hiding. Look at these games on Youtube and see what you think.
    Last edited by darren; 25-04-2013, 17:23.

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  • Sly
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    One day those games will be old too Darren. Will you like them then?

    There's plenty of newer games that have that old feel to them.

    Spelunky
    Dark Souls
    Retro City Rampage
    FTL
    Cave Story
    Hotline Miami
    Shatter
    Super Hexagon
    Super Meat Boy
    Monster Hunter

    If there's nothing in that list that doesn't take your eye Darren, you seriously have no heart. Old style games didn't die, they just got good at hiding. Look at these games on Youtube and see what you think.

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  • darren
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    i dont bother with online gaming.
    i just stick to playing my old consoles.

    i also watch games for hrs on end on youtube.

    a lot of games i never had i watch them through.

    very few modern games i like or have an interest in.

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  • Moondog
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    i play CoD online with my clan quite a bit, but i miss the good old days of having all your mates round and all being huddled round a 15" portable TV, with a PS1 and a multitap lol, playing things like WWF Smackdown, International Track & Field, and Crash Team Racing.

    i was mad about games from an early age too, i grew up with Commodore 64 and Megadrive, while also playing the Spectrum, NES and SNES at my cousin's house.

    my first fave game was probably Dizzy or Bruce Lee, on the Spectrum.

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  • Jay Mc
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    I was mad on computer games as a kid, mostly spectrum then amiga but now Im mostly X-Box 360 with my son (play on line a lot - really good fun on line - love winding all the yanks up - they take it way to serious)

    play a lot of the older games on emulaters as i didnt really look after the machines I had as a kid so they mostly got broke or replaced with newer machines

    favourite Speccy game was Atic Atac but loved Manic Minor and Jet Set Willy and paper boy

    in the nineties it was Sonic the hedgehog and Mario Bros (like most people)

    and as I said now its Call of duty (world at war is still the best of them all but Black ops is good

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  • Moondog
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    Originally posted by jason h View Post
    Internet Archive has a great selection of computer/video game magazines to read online/download.
    that's pretty cool, just a shame they don't have the more popular Megadrive mags i wouldn't mind having a look through again.

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  • jason h
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    Internet Archive has a great selection of computer/video game magazines to read online/download.

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  • Moondog
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    Originally posted by darren View Post
    i love games and gaming.

    ive loads of computers and over a hundred games most of which are commodre and spectrum games.

    i have a speccy two commodores the 64 and c64c.

    A snes pal and japanese one.

    gamecube,nes,wii.

    been playing games for like 30 yrs.

    amongst my fave games are.


    Super metroid,mario 3, DKC 2,3, dk 64,JSW,rainbow islands.
    link to the past,ocarina of time,wind waker,majora's mask,metroid prime series.
    yeah same here really i've been gaming since i was about 5, so around 25 years.

    grew up with the Megadrive and C64, i still have my C64 in my mate's loft, but most of the retro games i play now are on emulators on my PC, speaking of which i just played a hacked Sonic 1 rom the other day, which added Super Sonic and spin dash to it, something i've always wanted.

    i've played hundreds and hundreds of games over the years and owned the majority of consoles, but now i only have a PS3, PS2, DS Lite, GBA SP and Sega Saturn, as well as a 2nd faulty Saturn and a faulty PS1.

    Originally posted by jason h View Post
    Hi - Gamer here. I still love my Commodore 64 and I love reading/collecting old computer magazines. Discovering old games that passed me by at the time is a real joy
    i bought a couple of Megadrive mags off ebay recently, good memories, and yeah same here, i like to discover games i missed out on.

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  • culnara
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    Gamer here too

    Unfortunately I have no time for retro gaming now, usually on the PC playin all the latest games
    Yeah, I still have a megadrive with tons of games but it's not set up, Xbox 360 hasn't been switched on for over 2 years along with the PS3

    First person shooters, can't keep away from em, Call of duty - Modern warfare's etc, etc Dead space, Team Fortress 2 over 150 PC games downloaded
    through Steam
    And I can't wait for Dead Island riptide's release

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  • shilton dipper
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    * hugs her sega mega drive *

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