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Worth noting: anyone with a developer account can download an up to date compiled project of this and install t. Since it costs $100 a year to be a developer that’s sort of a pricy option, but it exists.
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Oh my god y’all…I cannot even begin to describe how much better iMAME plays with an iCade.
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In reply to - 2πr posted an update in the group iPhone Games : iPad owners: someone snuck a version of MAME into the app store. There is no way this will last so get it while it’s hot. Note that you’ll have to use a third party utility to actually load ROMs into the thing. Also, the ROMsets you want are [...] · View
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2πr posted an update in the group iPhone Games: 1 year, 4 months ago · View
iPad owners: someone snuck a version of MAME into the app store. There is no way this will last so get it while it’s hot. Note that you’ll have to use a third party utility to actually load ROMs into the thing. Also, the ROMsets you want are for 0.37b5, not the new hotness.
iTunes download:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=485639079&mt=8iExplore, the utility I’m using to move ROMs (Win/Mac/):
http://www.macroplant.com/iexplorer/
oh yeah – iCade support too!
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In reply to - Ken Duddly posted an update: Without thinking about it for more than a few seconds….Whats you game of the year? Go! · View
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iPad version of Katamari Damacy is at least in HD. If you’ve ever played it on anything, you’ve played it on iPad 2, albeit probably with superior controls. It’s pretty much the same game – if you like it, it’s worth the $4. If you didn’t…
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2πr posted an update in the group iPhone Games: 1 year, 8 months ago · View
So…who has played the new Rally X game? Is the control really as bad as all that?
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2πr posted an update in the group iPhone Games: 1 year, 9 months ago · View
Playing Shadow Era. Fermium card game similar to MTG. Simple system with some good strategic depth, but it is really, really slow to earn cards for free.
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IPad only MTG style game called shadow realm is a worthwhile download. You get one deck for free, and can buy decks or boosters with real money or individual cards with in game currency.
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2πr joined the group iPhone Games 1 year, 9 months ago · View
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Now a proud owner of an iPad – purchased primarily to have easy online access when I go on vacation in a couple months but what good is a digital toy that doesn’t play games? I am twopiearr in game center. What should I have?
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Ah – but the simple solution to that is to not install the all cards unlock extra!
In reply to - 2πr posted an update: PS3 owning fans of racing and/or crashing cars: If you don’t yet have Burnout Paradise, check out the PS3 Store > Games > Bundles. Don’t ask me why, but Burnout Paradise, the all-cars unlock DLC, and the Boost Cards DLC can all be yours for the low low cost of two lattes [...] · View -
There is a fairly interactive demo available. Based on the demo I found the intro puzzle a cake walk, and the ”meat of the game” puzzle, which I understand is the final puzzle for Day 1, to be frustrating but beatable. I am not especially good at puzzle games either.
In reply to - Noel Malenosky posted an update: Wondering if I should purchase Catherine for the PS3 or not. It looks… what’s the word I am looking for again? · View -
Saint’s Row 1, that I know of, only exists on (pre-360) X-Box, which may or may not make it playable for you. 2 does a good enough job of recapping the crucial story elements that it isn’t necessary to play to still enjoy SR 2.
In reply to - Noel Malenosky posted an update: I tried picking up GTA IV again. When playing this game the only thing I am thinking is when is Saints Row 3 coming out and why am I not playing SR2 instead. · View -
PS3 owning fans of racing and/or crashing cars: If you don’t yet have Burnout Paradise, check out the PS3 Store > Games > Bundles. Don’t ask me why, but Burnout Paradise, the all-cars unlock DLC, and the Boost Cards DLC can all be yours for the low low cost of two lattes at Starbucks ($8). Note that if you get the game from the Games tab rather than from the Bundles tab it will cost $20 and come with no DLC. Why this is so I don’t know, but take advantage!
Not a big fan of racing games but for 8$ I couldn’t pass this up. However with all the cars already unlocked, it feels like there isn’t anything to work towards. That dampens the experience for me quite a bit.
Ah – but the simple solution to that is to not install the all cards unlock extra!
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The whole point of GT5, to my mind, has always been to achieve as much simulation as possible, so I would get a wheel if you are serious about GT5 per se. Any other racer is fine with a thumbstick, and some are better (I’m looking at you Blur and Mod Nation)
In reply to - Noel Malenosky posted an update: I have always wondered this. To play Gran Turismo or the other driving sim racing kind of games should I plonk down $99.99 for a driving wheel to enjoy them more? Or are these game just as enjoyable with just a regular PS3 controller? · View -
I think I don’t care:
10 years ago I was chatting with a teenager who was part of an online RPG I was involved with. He mentioned that he had never heard of Pac-Man. When I described the game to him, he suddenly said ”oh THAT thing. Yeah, I saw my dad playing that in emulation on his computer. Looked kind of…primitive.”
I died a little inside.
In reply to - Noel Malenosky posted an update: My work just put a Ms. Pacman and Galaga arcade machine in the breakroom for us to play. When some of my coworkers looked at it they remarked ”I remember my dad playing this back when I was a kid.” Yeah, thanks for reinforcing my old age. Damn kids… · View -
oh man, if I had only seen this post before I replied to the other one…
In reply to - Noel Malenosky posted an update: My work just put a Ms. Pacman and Galaga arcade machine in the breakroom for us to play. When some of my coworkers looked at it they remarked ”I remember my dad playing this back when I was a kid.” Yeah, thanks for reinforcing my old age. Damn kids… · View -
10 years ago I was chatting with a teenager who was part of an online RPG I was involved with. He mentioned that he had never heard of Pac-Man. When I described the game to him, he suddenly said ”oh THAT thing. Yeah, I saw my dad playing that in emulation on his computer. Looked kind of…primitive.”
I died a little inside.
In reply to - Noel Malenosky posted an update: One of the ways I know I am old is when I talk to people and they tell me about their favorite ”classic” games like: Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, LoZ: Ocarina of Time, and Super Mario 64. It could be worse, however. They could be calling Halo a classic game. That [...] · View - Load More
Oh my god y’all…I cannot even begin to describe how much better iMAME plays with an iCade.
Here something helpful for those lucky enough to grab iMAME4ALL before Apple took it down: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEwb8vAvwsA
Worth noting: anyone with a developer account can download an up to date compiled project of this and install t. Since it costs $100 a year to be a developer that’s sort of a pricy option, but it exists.