Koopa64

I didn't figure this mod out myself, this was made by a person (lidnariq) smarter than me over at the Nesdev forums. https://forums.nesdev.org/viewtopic.php?p=196881#p196881

just boring stuff, old things. Sadly, only brand new stuff is ever part of black friday...

Nothing Or at least nothing being sold as an actual black Friday special

It deeply upsets me that it doesn't feel that long ago at all that we had the Famicom's 30th anniversary. I even got a Famicom around that time... 2013... Time needs to slow way down.

jumpscares are considered lazy in movies, the same applies to video games.

The offensive part is that FNAF is so popular that better horror games and series get forgotten or considered "crap" because they don't rely on cheap constant jumpscares.

I just don't like modern games, or where they've gone, or what they've introduced. Here, have a list of modern gaming things I don't like, from off the top of my head: - Online everything (I like local MP more) - DLC, day one patches - Games being tens or hundreds of gigabytes in size, I have a datacap guys... - HD graphics (so often ugly and hard on the eyes) - MOBA, battle royales and games as a service - Most of my favourite game devs are long since dead - Consoles being giant power hungry space heaters Modern games stopped being relevant to my demographic with the 360 and PS3. I am certain I haven't missed much.

Definitely would rather play the same old games instead of only new ones. At least with familiarity, I know it is going to be good. With new, it is a gamble.

SMB3 vs SMW is really just a comparison of quantity over quality. (Yes, SMB3 is great, but sometimes more isn't better, it's just more) And SMB2 for NES is a real Mario game, the joke got old 20 years ago.

A game that seemingly turned video game horror into a joke unto itself. No need for subtly or nuance anymore, just cheap jumpscares. Maybe wouldn't be as offensive if it weren't such a big deal on YouTube with the kids. Maybe I am just old, but it is sad seeing kids celebrate something so banal and trashy. Maybe Five Nights at Freddy's only works on kids who grew up with Showbiz Pizza and Chuck E Cheese? I never went to them.

I first played Super Mario RPG when I was about 6 or 7 years old, so 98 or 99 I think. I learned English words from that game, had no difficulty beating the game, could even defeat Jinx 3 times at the Monstro Town Dojo and also Culex. Granted, I also always finished the game at the maximum level 30 so that would be why it was easy. Hard to imagine someone would find the original game hard, so hard it needs a Breezy Mode.

Same game for me, never finished it, I always end up getting lost and losing interest in the prehistoric time. I gotta sit down and actually beat it sometime, I wanna see the Antiquity period.

One more edit, I completely forgot about TonyHax for the PS1. Technically it only allows for loading burned discs as the PS1 never did have much for mass storage devices without hardware mods, but it probably should be mentioned. Dreamcast still remains as the first softmod console, because TonyHax wasn't until 20 years later.

Normally I am hugely excited for unreleased or beta NES games being found and dumped, but this isn't really a game, just a client program for a lottery. Tommy T's Play Me Sound Editor is more interesting. No I was never all that invested in the lore surrounding the Minnesota Lottery cart, just was never that interesting to me. Still, nice to see it found anyway.

I'm still hoping Panel de Pon 64 sees a dump online one day...