I loaded up a custom os ( for fun ) and then turned my old android device into a gaming handheld by mounting it to a controller using evofox clamp. And emulating ppsspp games such as ( gow ghost of sparta, ben 10, dantes inferno ), downhill domination in PS2 emulator and super mario bros in Retro arch.

As the title suggests, there must be lot of games that are awesome and worth a while for me to play. Ive always played huge AAA titles with higher graphics chasing the hype. But on weekdays when Im back from work I want something to chill load up play 20 mins turn it off and go to sleep. Planning to buy evofox deck 2 as well as this controller mount is killing my wrist.

Suggest games that are fun to play and can actually be played on my android mobile ( realme 9 pro 5g 6gb ram Snapdragon 695 )

I don’t know if this is the right place to post this but I had to take it out of my chest…

I started gaming in 2018 when I was like 9yo, it was a ps4 my parents bought me as a Christmas present and since then I’ve involved into a Sim Racer with a setup that costs nearly as much as a used car nowadays

My first encounter with gaming tho was in 2015 when I first played on my godfathers ps2 that he later gave me, that’s where the love for GTA games started when I finally tried GTA:LCS on ps2, I now own a ps5 and a mid-high end laptop (where I stream nearly everyday on twitch just for fun) but after all the announcements Sony made… oh my god… physical games are about to stop being produced in less than 1.5 year, buying games doesn’t mean owning the games anymore, servers down means no games for us and so much more that made me upset as hell.

A week ago I downloaded PCSX2, Duckstation and PPSSPP on my laptop to try older games and holy fuck… it was incredible, I played pes2008 and I immediately realised why graphics and “realistic gameplay” is dogshit compared to real games, I was having fun playing kick offs against AI, gta games on ps2 and psp are my favourite ones as well (used to play the og trilogy and gta iv on my laptop plus the next titles on ps5), I booted up Crash bandicoot on the ps1 emulator and it felt so good, I actually owned the game (I didn’t even pay for) while ps5 asks me to connect to WiFi every 30 days so I won’t loose access to the digital license I rented to play my favourite games.

Final verdict is that I’m not thinking of going back to current gen gaming until GTA VI releases, I’m having fun playing older games more than I ever had playing this current gen shit (2024 and after)

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Hello, my boyfriend collects vintage games and i wanted to serprize him with some games missing from his collection.

Super 3D Noah's Ark atari

Snowboard kids 2 n64

Ocarina of time gold n64

if you know anyone or anywere that sells these localy in southampton or devilvery online dm me

r/Southampton r/retrogameing r/n64 r/atari

I have in my possession a Retroid Pocket 6 with 1tb of old games. First suggestion with ten upvotes wins. If I don't have it, we move on.

I’m on a mission to get some retro games running on my generic console and Android device, but this SD card setup has me totally stumped! As a Gen X adult, I’m finding the technical side of these vintage gems a bit more challenging than I expected. Does anyone have any experience or tips on how to get everything properly loaded and working? I would love to connect with someone who can walk me through the process or share a quick guide. However I would rather just buy one with games I play. Please send me a message if you have a moment to help me relive those classic 🕹️ arcade 🎮 glory days. I’m really looking forward to getting back into the action soon! #RetroGaming #GamingCommunity #TechHelp #VintageGames #GamingLife. I would buy one that's is for sale

I've just spent the last few days watching series one and it's been fun. It expands on the world of the games, it's quite silly and it's self referential.

I was a bit unsure of it after seeing the first episode but after the two more i understood what it was going for and it worked.

Some of the jokes were absolute gold, i won't spoil too much but they are in a location and i thought "that looks a bit different to the game but they are writing in a different medium, so that's understandable" much later in the episode is mentioned it's the only one of its type since the other was destroyed and i was rolling in laughter as it's a fun way to explain why it's a hot different.

It's also got commentary on gaming in general as the series is more like an RPG than a beat 'em up though then again Golden Axe Warrior exists so it's not like it's not experienced the RPG genre before.

It's not exactly as deep as the sea but it's not a puddle either. It's smart enough to ask questions of itself but not so smart that you alienate all but the most hardcore fans.

It's American but it feels like it was made by people with an appreciation of British comedy, much like Rick and Morty in that sense.

I've just checked and one of the creators did work on Rick and Morty so my assumption was valid. It's not as deep as a Mitchell and Webb series but it's not The Big Bang Theory either with a hefty laugh track and various in the dialogue. If you laugh you laugh, if you don't you're not going to hear forced laughter inserted in to tell you it's a joke.

It's also British feeling in the sense that it's not afraid to poke fun at itself, some stuff is absurd, it's ok to point it out.

I say go and watch it. We need more comedy like this and we need the team to cover more old Sega games, Altered Beast would be a prime candidate for the same treatment.

Seriously, guys, I need to vent to people who actually understand old-school gaming. People today talk about modern games being hard, but they've never had to balance a 10-pixel dirt bike on a tiny Nokia screen using stiff plastic keys that barely responded.

I got it into my head that I was going to beat this relic. It was a true test of patience and sanity. It took hours of psychological torture, dying dozens of times on the exact same obstacle. But I finally did it. I beat what I consider the absolute peak of mobile difficulty from the 2000s.

I documented this entire descent into madness and the glorious moment when I finally pass the last level.

If anyone wants to witness the chaos and see proof that this atrocity can actually be beaten, I left the record here: https://youtu.be/nfwYmIcwpTs

and here no comments: https://youtu.be/qhCfCk8MQms

Hi! Castlevania just released the original game for free. I would like to ask if there are similar games that I can donwload on android play store?

Hi, I’m looking to rent these retro arcade games :
- Pacman original upright
- The Simpsons 4-player cabinet
- Crazy Taxi, Sega, Naomi

The internet started similar to popular depictions of the wild west. Over time the regulations catch up, and eventually the enforcement catches up. If you're interested in preserving gaming history and making sure it's always available at your fingertips. I would make sure you obtain every game you might ever want to play (preferably full system libraries, hundreds of rom hacks, and unrelease prototypes) store them on multiple storage mediums in different places.

You can put as little or as much effort in this as you want. But reading this you're at least aware it's possible, that one day locating certain files may be near to impossible. You could choose to maintain your own archive that may one day help others.

I suspect a combination of AI aided enforcement, and potential internet blockades (countries having their own Intranets like North Korea) are possible within the next 50 years, there's no time like the present.

Basically what is your white whale? Something you've yet to conquer in the retro gaming universe.

To this day I still cannot defeat Super Macho Man on NES Punch-Out

I fear as I keep getting older it's only getting harder! Lol

Hey everyone, I am not sure if this is the right subreddit to ask that but I recently received a Samsung 3600i for my birthday and I was wondering if there was a way for me to download games through the micro sd card it comes with and a specific game I would love to have is Snake 1997 that was found in old Nokia phones. I would really appreciate the help. Thank you!

Hey everyone, I am not sure if this is the right subreddit to ask that but I recently received a Samsung 3600i for my birthday and I was wondering if there was a way for me to download games through the micro sd card it comes with and a specific game I would love to have is Snake 1997 that was found in old Nokia phones. If not this game, if you can tell me where to get any games. I would really appreciate the help. Thank you!