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First game I owned was Pokemon Snap. Got the N64 for my birthday and my parents didnt realize it didnt come with a game. So we went to the store the following day so I could pick anything I want. Probably not the best choice, but eh, it was alright

Heard a ton of good things about Venture Bros but havent checked it out yet. Gotta do that at some point

I'm a big fan of NES Tetris, always going back to beat my high score. It's at around 420k right now, still needs some work

Here's one https://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=48882

Great library of shooters, some good action games too, but the shooters are excellent

Sealab is so good. Highly reccomend

Hello!

Do you know how much work it is to make an app?

I did make an attempt at a mascot but I wasnt happy with it and dont have the time to tweak it to the point where I like it:p might be able to mess with it a bit tomorrow, what time is the deadline?

Before I had any video games myself, I would play SNES at my uncles house. He had 4 games: Super Mario World: This is the first game I remember playing, and it definitely had the most impact on me. I played this one the most, and kept playing it whatever chance I got, such as the remake on GBA, or the virtual console. It was also my first pickup when I started collecting, an SNES with this game and 2 controllers. Not much needs to be said about the game itself, everyone should've played it by now, its a great platformer with fun mechanics, though a bit on the easy side. But regardless, this is the one that has stuck with me all through my life. Super Mario Kart: This one was always fun, but for whatever reason back then I didn't find it that interesting to play. I thought the karts controlled kinda weird. Going back to it now, I enjoy it a lot more than I did back then, definitely a stand out title on the SNES. Not sure what I was thinking back then, haha. Super Smash TV: This game is great. I thought the control scheme with the face buttons acting as the direction of your shot was brilliant, I wasn't aware of the arcade machine back then, but it was a lot of fun. Always found it really hard though, couldn't get too far. I pop it in every now and then, but need to really put some time in to make it any where near the end. Spider-man X-men Arcades Revenge: This one is a bit on the mediocre side. Its odd, I think the design of the levels could be better, but I find the control and abilities of the characters to be excellent, especially Spider-man. Really, this could've been just a Spider-man game, with a bit more tweaks to the level design, could've been a friggin sweet game. This is also a very tough one, I'd still recommend if you like a challenge, but not if you get frustrated easily.

Thanks @fsped09! Glad you like the t-shirt design too. Would happily work on more of them in the future

You could also use a game shark or something as a pass through, if you dont want to modify the system. The plastic is a lot sturdier than the SNES and it's a bit of a pain to cut out

I would like to dive more into the n64 library, I do enjoy the games from my childhood still, just havent ventured much beyond that. Theres definitely some interesting looking titles. Wanna check out space station silicon valley for one

No love for sin and punishment @OptOut

I tried to make the logo versatile so you can use it big on a shirt, but also so it looks good embroidered on a hat. Here are a couple examples of how it could be used:

Welcome, Nick Speed. Is that faster or slower than light speed?

I did another one with the name fully abbreviated, I like the look of this one better I think. Also added the full name below it

I have no problem with difficult games, I enjoy difficult games. But if theres one thing I cant stand its button mashing. I would either use turbo or not play the game.

Thanks!

Here's my progress so far, I would like to add a wizard hat or something to it but I like the look of the letters

I have an old chainsaw I'll trade ya for it

Kinda defeats the purpose of a logo, its meant to be the identity of the site

I'm kinda in a similar situation here. Once I started getting rid of stuff I realized I didnt need all that much to be happy. Right now I probably have about 20 or so games each for NES and SNES. Theres a few I'd like to add but I don't think I'll get over 30. And I've got plenty of great games to enjoy

Great work @TylerBarnes! Did you edit an existing font or draw that from scratch? It's got a really nice flow to it, especially the stacked one

Nice stuff, that's a good lookin sealed chrono trigger