You should be able to download the Japanese SFC software, but I don't remember how. Not sure if Harvest Moon will have language options.How come only Japan gets Harvest Moon on SNES
It probably won't have english options (though some of the games on the jp versions of the apps do). All you need is a secondary profile with it's region set to japan (or change your region, though I find that not worth the effort when having an extra profile is super easy).
I’m 90% physical (probably 50 physical, 5 digital) and don’t think I’ve exhausted the base storage on the OLED. Mostly first party games.
Seems odd to get the SNES version instead of the Genesis one.
Nice. I see the discount. (Panzer )
It's a lot of reading. I'm like 40+ hours in, and the battles are actually hard on hard. When most of your units can get 2-shotted, and they have more units, it can get pretty difficult. I fail some of them multiple times, like the level 23 "mock" battle using level 21-24 units. I probably was supposed to do harder modes in new game+, but I'm unsure, since I haven't looked much up.
Yeah I grabbed those at the December sale. A lot of people mentioned that those cartridges were prone to fail.
How was there never a lawsuit?
I mean, I don't think any game is worth picking up at full price, but Triangle Strategy is really good. I rented it from Gamefly and am in Chapter 19 out of 20 or 21 I believe. The story gets really good at the end. Hard not to say more without spoiling it but the whole salt thing actually makes a lot of sense when you you just accept that this all take place within a preindustrial society that revolves around a different natural resource than ours does. It's basically the equivalent of how important oil is for us, or something like how important opium or spices were to the average empire hundreds of years ago. It just makes for a very interesting and unique story that you don't hardly ever see in jrpgs or video games in general. Tons of political backstabbing and surprise twists. Game of Thrones is a tired comparison, but it really has that vibe. None of the factions or nations are really the good guys and everyone is morally gray. There are some surprisingly dark scenes, and it's very striking seeing them play out in that retro HD sprite style. The characters on your team are all interesting and the voice acting is solid. No annoying anime tropes to be found among the cast. The main character starts out kind of dull, but he becomes extremely likable by the end of the game. The story diverges a lot throughout and the last few chapters have three completely different routes afaict. I'm actually going to do a new game plus run, which is something I hardly ever do, because I like the story so much and want to see how a couple different choices play out.
Well, given that I just finished picking up all the DLC for most every ATLUS game, there's a decent change that'll happen before the eShop goes offline.
Yeah, to get it though I had to send them a picture showing my physical copy destroyed (cut in half).
Yes for a time. As of this year they seemingly no longer do so.
It wasn't in the last one so I dunno. Hopefully it will be in it this time.
Sonic 2 3D is, and it’s only $3. Sonic 1 3D is worth more than $3, too, though it’s probably worth picking that up in the Sega 3D Classics Collection which includes it and a bunch of other Sega 3D Classics for $8.
If you mean Sonic games, I don’t think any of the games developed for 3DS are particularly noteworthy, but Sonic games released after the Genesis, have virtually always been highly divisive. The fact that I never see any praise or condemnation of these titles suggests to me that they never made much of an impression on fans or critics. I’ve tried the demos for Lost World 3DS and Sonic Boom Fire & Ice and they felt okay, but the first couple levels of modern Sonic games are often the best in the games, for what that’s worth. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed is an excellent kart racer on home platforms, but the 3DS version (haven’t played it myself) reviewed much worse than its bigger brothers, so I’m not sure how worth it that one is.
If you don't already have the ps3 or 360 version, your son might like the port of Generations. It's nothing amazing but it's probably the best of the non genesis/game gear sonic games on the 3ds. There are fewer levels overall, but some of them are different than the home console version. I believe sonic boom, lost world and racing transformed, also have demos so depending on how much your son enjoys those they might be worth giving a shot.
Mine arrived yesterday. It was just the accessory, no original box or manual, but it looks brand new. No wear or gunk that typically comes with used controllers. Gave it a test run and all the buttons, joysticks, and functions work properly. Guess I got lucky but I'll keep using it for a while to make sure everything stays good.
Oh, that's really good to know. I bought a pair of the SNES controllers... that would be great to use them with the classics.
Didn’t notice any lag but I’m not sensitive to that stuff.
I've been messing with it on Game Pass. It is, indeed, fun.
I use the SNES Switch Online controller with my Super NT and the standard SNES BT receiver. It's not as snappy as the 2.4ghz ones but it works great in general. I expect it's the same for the Classic.
What’s a standard SNES BT receiver? The 8bitdo one? Have one of those too and also use it on my super NT.
Yeah, I meant the 8bitdo one, by standard I just meant for a real SNES and not USB etc.
