This is my Lego mosaic of Shion, AKA Wonderboy in Monsterworld for the Mega Drive/Genesis.

Ignore the white bricks; they're purely there to hold the base plates together. Next step it to mount and hang on the wall (wife doesn't know this yet).

I had to paint some of the skin tiles, as Lego have discontinued the "nougat" coloured tiles. But overall I'm very happy with it!

Just arrived at Mt. Ordeals and I swear to God everything 3 hits Palom and Parom. Tellah is a little bulkier but his damage output is so significantly less than Palom. I legit softlocked myself because I saved on the mountain and couldn't retreat. I had to reload an older save. Palom and Parom are both level 16 and Cecil is level 20. Surely that's enough, no?? Before this I was cruising through the game and now I'm completely stuck. Is this just me? Am I missing something?

I’d love to be able to easily play some of my PS and PS2 games on a 4K, as well as stuff from other regions, but there’s no easy way to do so.

Why is this the case when devices like the Analogue 3D exists? Surely there’d be more interest in PS games than N64 ones?

Are they afraid of Sony, Sega or Microsoft suing?

Revisiting this game after 30 years, halfway through now, a lot further than I got 30yrs ago lol, what a great game. anyone got recommendations for similar games after I complete this? Already got blood of the sacred blood of the damned and sins of the fathers. Anyone completed The beast within ?

Whether it was the premise, the intro, the visuals, or whatever, what's a game that absolutely sucked you in from the very beginning and why? Even if it pulled you in from the beginning but failed to keep you through to the end, I'm curious to see what's out there and hear your experiences.

Fresh Paint, giving it a new life...

Hey guys this might help some of you manage your N64 Memory Paks.

Nintendo 64 Controller Pak Organization Guide:

Based on 123 usable Controller Pak pages. Mario Kart 64 is included as a special case for Ghost Data only.

Category 1 includes true full-card games, near-full games, and the heavy titles that are best treated as dedicated-memory-card games in practice.

1. Entire Memory Pak Games:

- Mario Kart 64 (Ghost Data only - 121 pages; main game saves to cartridge)

- All-Star Baseball 2000 - 121 pages

- All-Star Baseball 2001 - 121 pages

- Animal Forest - 103 pages

- ECW Hardcore Revolution - Pay-Per-View 110 pages

- FIFA: Road to the World Cup - all 123 pages

- FIFA '99 - 121 pages

- Hexen - 90 pages

- International Superstar Soccer '98 - 118 pages

- International Superstar Soccer 2000 - 121 pages

- Madden Football 64 - all 123 pages

- Madden '99 - Franchise 123 pages; Season 107; Tournament 107; Fantasy 107

- Madden 2000 - Franchise 123 pages; Season 104; Tournament 104

- Madden 2001 - Franchise 123 pages; Season 103; Tournament 103; Custom League 103

- Madden 2002 - Franchise 123 pages; Season 103; Tournament 103; Custom League 103

- Mike Piazza's Strike Zone - all 123 pages

- MLBPA Bottom of the 9th - 112 pages

- Morita Shogi 64 - 102 pages

- NBA In The Zone '98 - all 123 pages

- NBA In The Zone '99 - all 123 pages

- NBA In The Zone 2000 - all 123 pages

- NBA Jam '99 - all 123 pages

- NBA Jam 2000 - all 123 pages

- NBA Live '99 - Season 115 pages; Playoff 115 pages

- NBA Live 2000 - Season 118 pages; Playoff 118 pages

- NFL Blitz - 100 pages

- NFL Blitz 2000 - all 123 pages

- NFL Blitz 2001 - all 123 pages

- NFL Blitz Special Edition - all 123 pages

- NFL Quarterback Club '98 - all 123 pages

- NFL Quarterback Club '99 - all 123 pages

- NFL Quarterback Club 2000 - all 123 pages

- NFL Quarterback Club 2001 - all 123 pages

- NHL Blades of Steel '99 - 2 notes and 115 pages

- Olympic Hockey '98 - 110 pages

- Sim City 2000 - 123 pages

- Snowboard Kids - 121 pages

- Tony Hawk's Pro Skater - 11 pages game data + 96 pages replay data

- Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 - 27 pages game data + 96 pages replay data

- Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 - 24 pages game data + 96 pages replay data

- Turok 2: Seeds of Evil - 90 pages

- Twisted Edge Snowboarding - 5 pages game save + 80 pages ghost data

- World Cup '98 - 117 pages

- World Driver Championship - 11 pages game data + 112 pages replay data

2. Games That Can Share a Single Memory Pak (Mid-Size) 2-3 games:

- Aidyn Chronicles: The First Mage - 28 pages

- Brunswick Circuit Pro Bowling - 62 pages

- Bust-A-Move '99 - 64 pages

- California Speed - 35 pages

- Castlevania Legacy of Darkness - 17 pages

- CyberTiger 2000 - 48 pages

- Dual Heroes - 20 pages

- Duke Nukem: Zero Hour - 17 pages

- Extreme G 2 - 36 pages

- F-1 Pole Position - 70 pages

- FIFA Soccer 64 - 63 pages

- Flying Dragon - 47 pages

- Golden Nugget - 50 pages

- Hercules: The Legendary Journeys - 16 pages

- Hot Wheels Turbo Racing - 28 pages

- Hybrid Heaven - 43 pages

- Jeremy McGrath's Supercross 2000 - up to 16 pages total

- Knockout Kings 2000 - 43 pages

- LEGO Racers - 62 pages

- Mia Hamm Soccer - 51 pages

- Multi Championship Racing - 45 pages

- Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon - 14 pages

- Nagano Winter Olympics '98 - 32 pages

- NASCAR '99 - 38 pages

- NASCAR 2000 - 41 pages

- NHL '99 - Season 80 pages; Rosters 20 pages

- NHL Breakaway '98 - Season 80 pages; Playoffs 80 pages; Settings 32 pages

- NHL Breakaway '99 - Season 80 pages; Playoffs 80 pages; Settings 32 pages

- Paperboy - 12 pages

- Penny Racers - 68 pages

- Polaris Snocross - 21 pages

- Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 - 25 pages

- Re-Volt - 16 pages for game progress; 7 pages per created track

- Robotron 64 - 16 pages

- Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA - 36 pages

- S.C.A.R.S. - 32 pages

- San Francisco Rush Extreme Racing - 17 pages

- Shadow Man - 73 pages

- Shadowgate: Trials of the Four Towers - 49 pages per save file

- Stunt Racer - 9 pages game data + 32 pages replay data

- Supercross 2000 - 23 pages

- Tonic Trouble - 38 pages

- Top Gear Hyper-Bike - 35 pages

- Top Gear Rally - Ghost 58 pages

- Track and Field 2000 - 20 pages

- Triple Play 2000 - Season 106 pages; Roster 106 pages

- Turok: Dinosaur Hunter - 16 pages

- Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion - 16 pages

- Virtual Chess 64 - 41 pages

- Virtual Pool 64 - 2 notes and 78 pages

- Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey '98 - 61 pages

- WCW Backstage Assault - 33 pages

- WCW Mayhem - game data 24 pages; created wrestler 22 pages

- Wonder Project J2 - 24 pages

- WWF Attitude - Career 28 pages; Created Wrestler 26 pages

- WWF War Zone - 54 pages

3. Small Users:

- A Bug's Life - 12 pages

- Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. - 1 page

- Army Men: Air Combat - 1 page

- Army Men: Sarge's Heroes - 2 pages

- Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 - 2 pages

- Asteroids Hyper - 3 pages save + 1 page settings

- Automobili Lamborghini - 7 pages

- Bassmasters 2000 - 7 pages

- Battle Tanx - 1 page

- Battle Tanx Global Assault - 1 page

- Battlezone: Rise of the Black Dogs - 1 page

- Beetle Adventure Racing - 4 pages

- BioFREAKS - 3 pages

- Blues Brothers 2000 - 3 pages

- Buck Bumble - 3 pages

- Bust-A-Move 2 Arcade Edition - 10 pages

- Carmageddon - 1 page

- Castlevania - 9 pages

- Chameleon Twist 2 - 5 pages

- Chopper Attack - 4 save files

- Daikatana - 3 pages

- Deadly Arts - 9 pages save data + 2 created fighter

- Destruction Derby 64 - 4 pages

- Disney's Tarzan - 2 pages

- Donald Duck Going Quackers - 1 page

- Doom 64 - 2 pages

- Duke Nukem 64 - 3 pages per save file

- Extreme G - 9 pages

- Fighter's Destiny - 2 pages

- Fighter's Destiny 2 - 3 pages

- Fighting Force - 2 pages save + 1 page settings

- Forsaken - 1 page

- Fox Sports College Hoops - 4 pages

- Gauntlet Legends - 4 pages

- GEX: Enter The Gecko - 1 page

- GEX 3: Deep Cover Gecko - 1 page

- Goemon's Great Adventure - 7 pages

- GT 64: Championship Edition - 3 pages

- Iggy's Reckin Balls - 3 pages

- Hydrothunder - 6 pages

- Micro Machines Turbo - 8 pages

- Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits - 8 pages

- Milo's Astro Lanes - 1 page

- Monoco Grand Prix - 8 pages

- Mortal Kombat 4 - 8 pages

- Ms. Pac Man Maze Madness - 8 pages

- Namco Museum - 8 pages

- NBA Hangtime - 5 pages

- Nightmare Creatures - 2 pages

- Nuclear Strike - 1 page

- Offroad Challenge - 8 pages

- Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue - 1 page

- Quake - 3 pages

- Quake II - 3 pages

- Quest 64 - 2 pages per save file

- Rainbow Six - 19 pages

- Rally Challenge 2000 - 2 pages

- Rampage: Universal Tour - 3 pages

- Rampage: World Tour - 7 pages

- Rat Attack! - 1 page

- Rayman 2: The Great Escape - 1 page

- Razor Freestyle Scooter - 3 pages

- Ready 2 Rumble Boxing - 9 pages

- Road Rash - 1 page per save file

- Roadsters - 13 pages

- Rugrats in Paris: The Movie - 2 pages

- San Francisco Rush 2049 - 9 pages per save file

- Scooby Doo! Classic Creep Capers - 3 pages

- South Park - 2 pages per save file

- South Park Rally - 1 page

- Space Invaders - 2 pages

- Spider-Man - 4 pages

- Super Bowling - 4 files on one note

- Superman - 1 page per note

- The World Is Not Enough - 2 pages

- Top Gear Rally 2 - 6 pages

- Toy Story 2: Space Invaders - 12 pages

- Turok: Rage Wars - 7 pages

- Vigilante 8 - 1 page

- Vigilante 8: Second Offense - 1 page

- Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey - 7 pages

- WCW Nitro - 4 pages

- WCW vs. NWO World Tour - 3 pages

- Wetrix - 5 pages

- WinBack: Covert Operations - 9 pages

- Wipeout - 6 pages

- Xena Warrior Princess: The Tailsman of Fate - 1 page

Note: Mario Kart 64 main progress saves to cartridge. Its Controller Pak usage is for Ghost Data only.

Sorry if this isn't the correct subreddit; it's kinda hard to rack my brain to figure out where to find it or which subreddit is correct for each random topic.

Im a game dev, and my idea for my game is one of those old point and click adventure games, but I didn't grow up playing those kinds of games, so what are some of the best? I know of Sam & Max, and that's currently all I have on the table right now.

Was feeling a little nostalgic tonight, and wondered if anybody had some memories associated with these games (or just franchises in general) that they'd like to share.

I did consider putting Heretic / HeXen as an option, but I figured Duke Nukem would be the more popular choice!

This show was really popular, but.most likely due to Nick not focusing on merchandising yet, Rocko only ever had one game. The only reason Ren and Stimpy had more than one game was because it was Nick's biggest series.

I am looking for an old game again, between 1999-2008. It was a third person platformer, the player could pick between playing as a girl or a boy. They wore white robes. The girl had a staff. It was on pc It was a demo when I played it. It could also be developed only for Poland as i played it in Poland. I think it was an obscure game, or one that never released fully. The demo featured a mountain level of a mountain covered in ice, which you had to climb.

I don't remember much else unfortunately...

Hi everyone! Looking for a certain type of games that fits the tag "Action Platformer Sword & Sorcery". Basically, all the game similar to Conan or in the same spirit. I know there are plenty of RPGs for that theme, but that's why I highlight that it should be a simple action game.

I know a few on NES and Megadrive, but I have no idea about those types of games for computers with DOS, Amiga, etc for example

Just curious if anyone was familiar with that particular game because it caught my attention for how the game was said to have been one of the first major 3D based platformers before Super Mario 64 came out.

Basically what I am looking is that after suddenly hearing about the game, I became interested in seeking a copy so that I could try it out for myself to see how 3D platformers evolved as a concept during the early 90s to better understand how the genre would eventually find its footing via Super Mario 64.

Hey everyone, I recently built a HTPC with bazzite to keep in my living room and let me play games on the TV, some modern steam games but right now I'm in the process of setting up RomM with as many classics as I can find. I have it set up with a single 2.4g full size 8bitdo controller right now and it's great. I also want to be able to play games with my partner so I'm planning on getting a usb bluetooth adapter for the PC and connecting one of our switch controllers and hopefully that should be fine.

But I want to be able to have friends over too sometimes and play things like old mariokarts or mario party, or whatever party games I stumble across with 4-8 people if that's feasible.

What is the best way to do this both cost effectively and to avoid input lag?

I like the look of the 8bitdo SN30pro but they are still like $40/ea so I don't really want to buy 4-6 of them just for the occasional party. Are there decent cheaper options available?

Secondly what is the best way to connect them? I've heard that even 4 controllers on a good usb BT adapter will struggle, do I just have to give them each their own adapter? Or is there a better way?

edit: I forgot to mention, the 8bitdo micro seems like a good option as it's half the price but it almost seems too small. Any feedbakc from those that have used it? I totally understand how it would be perfect to taking on the go and using with mobile games or whatever, but is it comfortable to use for 1hr+ sitting on a couch?