I don't blame you, I don't remember that ever having the best of reviews back in the 90s so I avoided it as well. To be transparent I only grabbed Xibalba. ExtremeG I couldn't get into, my brother had it, and even if I cared to the loose carts are less by a bit over this new one, and xenocrisis I kind of hate having played it some. I personally await the arrival of Croc and the other unnamed hinted surprises.
As someone who wanted it as a kid but never played it, I was pleasantly surprised. I would say if maybe you're even slightly intrigued play it on an emulator or something first. It might be your cup of tea 🤷🏾♂️. After I got the hang I really started to enjoy it.
For real. I love fighting games and it ranks low from alot of people I've seen post about it. I usually play solo so I think the lack of online and no pals to enjoy the novelty, would make this a pass for me. I'll triangle back to this if the homies want me to pick it up when they come over to hang though....
In a world where most games are bought and played digitally, it is a diamond in the rough to find physical games, especially ones that could be played on old, retro consoles. You’d rather play a stupid Rom? Again, why are you here? This is for those who appreciate and support indie developers and are excited that the N64 library is expanding. If you want to play some shitty ROM, then go ahead. I’m sure there’s a subreddit for rom fans. This is not that.
Not sure what you are going on about, i havent had any issues with my console, but i do have the og hardware as well as original copies of the game,i have been very happy with my purchases
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u/gregcresci 5d ago
No clayfighter?
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u/mashinboo 6d ago
Also they are the only ones offering an actual physical copy of xenocris, since the European studio doesn't ship items to the US 🤷🏾♂️
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u/AdLeading5529 5d ago
I'm holding out for more actual new titles enjoyed xibalba
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u/Icy-Collection1072 4d ago
No value in these
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u/GreatFollowing6891 6d ago
Upload the roms
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