Halo Reach Walkthrough Part 36 (Xbox 360 CRT TV)
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Halo Reach Walkthrough Part 36 (Xbox 360 CRT TV)
The Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time for Nintendo 64.
Gyruss (1988, Konami) - NES
Sharp Pixels vs. AV Famicom Composite via Sony KV-27S42
This one isn’t meant to be zoomed in on unless you want face full of warped corner convergence, but the Discord really liked this so I thought I’d share.
Hmm. Do I play it on the CRT today, or do I play it portable so I can sit on the couch while Star Trek plays in the background?
What happens when you take the rich, layered storytelling of Final Fantasy 7, interesting characters, fantastical environments, entertaining gameplay, toss into a 2002 fan fiction generator seasoned heavily with Tetsuya Nomura and hit blend? The unholy coalescence spat out will unmistakably become Dirge of Cerberus. To quote an exquisite Let’s Play from TheDarkId, “So, is the game fun, at least? - No. No it is not. It is poorly paced, has barebones gunplay, the controls are awkward, there are lukewarm RPG elements, and it's riddled with cutscenes.” Every single original character in this bizzarro spin off universe such Shelke, Shalua, Nero, Weiss, Azul, Rosso, and Grimoire are shallow, out of place and crank the ridiculous meter to astronomical levels. The dialog is extremely superfluous and manages to reach turbo insanity near the finale. It is an insult to FF7 and Nomura’s story telling influence has slowly seeped into the FF7 Remake and inevitably Part 2 – Rebirth coming out in the near future. The sad and painful realization is at the end of the day, further down, deep down, there exists a small amount of decency and charm screaming to be uncovered. Wonderful, detailed set pieces, excellent animations, thoughtful camera angles, unique character designs, exquisite sound and folly work, thematic and sharp UI layout and overall presentation all exist beneath this rotten, FF-adjacent amalgamation of storytelling sludge. Composed by Masashi Hamauzu, the soundtrack is a beacon of silver lining. “Silent Edge”, “Counteroffensive”, “Trespasser”, “Turks 101”, “Underground Complex”, Wild Pack”, “Lucrecia's Research” are excellent and harken back to signature melodies, motifs and styles found in the FFXIII OST. Play this game at your own peril. It will tarnish your ideals and challenge what you thought you knew about the FF7 universe. You have been warned. #digitalthoughts #squareenix #squaresoft #retrogaming #gaming #videogames #action #jrpg #finalfantasy #finalfantasyvii #dirgeofcerberus #deepground #playstation #ps2 #480i #crtgaming #background #sony #playstation #ファイナルファンタジー #レトロゲーム https://www.instagram.com/p/Cr1k-UqvfIp/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Been playing some Street Fighter Alpha 2 SNES on my Sony KV-27S42 and I’m so impressed with this port. I always knew it was a miracle, but playing it on real hardware is pure magic. The visuals are on another level. Check out the background here, damn.