To be fair, those PSP collections are pretty nice. They have a decent wrapper on them with historical background and artwork. It’s some of Digital Eclipse’s better work. I think there are remixed soundtracks too.
That’s nice. At least there’s an insentive to buy the set. The artwork I don’t really care for as it’s normally stuff I’ve seen before or can see elsewhere. The remixed audio and tate screen options are very nice though.
This item has been stuck in a box for over 8 months. It was originally bought from Aliexpress for 8 US Dollars, shipped. I’ve tried looking for the item again but it seems to be no longer listed on the site. Sorry, but no link for this one.
Known as Mutant Fighter, this very obscure fighting game from Data east (Must be obscure since I only knew it as Death Brade) actually got a few ports with one being almost arcade perfect. Let’s take a look.
Here we go with yet another amazing product from Retro Flag. This is their Mega Drive themed case for the Raspberry Pi. In this video I install a Pi3 Model B+
Regular viewers of the channel may remember the Fujitsu FM Towns I bought a few months back. Well, that unit has been sitting there waiting for some TLC and in this video it finally gets some.
Do you happen to know if Fatal Fury Battle Archives is another situation where its a port in Japan, and emulated in the west or did we actually get the same as Japan?
Can you believe that Victor Japan (JVC) have put a claim on this video for the Famicom Classic’s version of the Mappy music? Seems Victor Japan is Namco’s money grabber since they’ve also claimed various other Namco game videos I’ve put up. So sad (-_-)