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Yep they pulled it a few months ago. All those Johnny Turbo's Arcade titles were sold in a zero-effort Mame wrapper, but even as shitty and barebones as it was it's still better than Night Slashers Remake. I recently played the BoR entry called Night Slashers X and it was leagues better than...

True, but using patch codes only they're nearly unplayable. The color palette is broken and the game completely crashes after the first round. In the PS2 video there's no glitching at all (other than the garbage VS screen text) and all the moves/specials are programmed in correctly.

So, what the hell is exactly going on here? I know there's a few ROM hacks to allow the bosses to be played but I've never seen anything about a working PS2 version. Seems like recompiling one of those arcade hacks to work with PS2 emulation would be a ton of pointless effort, but it's obviously...

I picked up Night Slashers Remake yesterday and hoo boy, it's rough. I mean shockingly rough. I went in knowing it was a low-budget z-tier game but it was a total disappointment even with low expectations. Wonky controls, floaty movement, strange and inconsistent fighting mechanics, all of that...

You're right, haven't actually bought any of the DLC characters so I didn't know that was an option. Looks like Terry is $7 (or 350 fighter coins) but they're sold in packs of 250 or 610, so there's that hustle going on.

Cool that not only was this announced, but also is included for free. Beats the hell out of Capcom charging $7 for Terry and an additional $7 for a single alternate costume, both with only a single color variant. I don't think kids today could wrap their head around Genesis Fatal Fury 2 with...

They're all available separately for $7 each

From what I gathered Atari hasn't put them out as an "official" update because they haven't written software for an easy, dummy-proof way to deliver it. You're locked to a Windows machine and need to be a little tech savvy to do it, that's the only reason they're not given the official moniker...

AFAIK the only difference is an updated pin connection on the cart slot. Same chipset and will have the same updated firmware as available for the 2600+, which you can get off Atari Age and update yourself. Barring homebrew that uses ARM chips and commercial releases that use unsupported input...

But these aren't the same price as digital, they're half the price? ACA Neo games are $8 each, in this bundle they're $4 each. Them being half price is kinda the whole point. The ACA series has shot its wad with the Neo releases and won't be seeing any more. This is a good way to drum up some...

Today Capcom announced both of these were coming to Xbox One in 2025...

I finally got to check this update out, extremely nice to have online multiplayer on these. I recently tried a few online matches out in Doom 1 & 2 from the 360 BFG collection... damn they were rough. I had no idea those previous releases were so shitty until I tried these newer ones.

What all features would the games in this collection be losing that were in their console ports? Any major things like characters or stages? I assume we're losing the color editor, pair match mode, and customized grooves in CvS 1 & 2.

Looking to pick up a PS4 console, condition doesn't matter at all as long as it plays. Could even be a bare console with no controllers or cords. If you've got one collecting dust and would like to get rid of it just shoot me a message. Thanks!

At a closer inspection it looks like CFJ is emulating the arcade version. I could have sworn that was direct to consoles and didn't have an arcade port. According to Capcom's website there are several changes/alterations to background elements, character art, and endings to most of the games...

Strange that this skipped the PS4. I'm shocked it came out on the Xbox in any capacity. I guess MS has some retarded shit about forcing a Series platform version so you can't even release a regular Xbox One game anymore.

Thanks for posting this ad and confirming I hadn't lost my mind. I remember seeing this thing and the blurb about World Heroes on it, then just pouring over those headshots forever trying to figure out who the hell the WH guys were.

Assuming these are all just straight up emulations, I wonder how they are handling Capcom Fighting Jam? Surely it's not an emulation of the PS2 game?

$2200 for a 55" Mitsubishi projection HDTV back in 2002. It was one of the first HD models so it only does 480p or 1080i over component cables. I managed to get 22 years of use out of it, it croaked this past fall. I'm pretty sure it's a simple capacitor replacement and I've been meaning to...

I own two of those Rainbow Edition '96 hacks, both of which are legit but with an additional aftermarket chip added. The main difference is Geonitz and Chizuru are immediately selectable (normally unavailable in MVS mode) and have a 1 hit instant-fill super meter. If yours doesn't have those...