Boutique publisher SNEG is bringing some classic RPGs into the modern era later this month via a number of updated Gold Box Steam releases.
Yes, it is much harder to start a retro collection in 2022 than it was in 2017, but it’s still possible! You’ll see there are still quite a few SNES games that are fun and affordable.
I really enjoyed Commando as a kid and it’s not listed . I bet it’s cheap maybe? Beat all 99 levels just to find out you start all over again .
Any retro console is still worth buying in 2022 whether a Genesis, NES, SMS, TG16. Some systems command a higher price then others but a SNES is still reasonably priced and worth grabbing you can mod the NA SNES to play Japanese games throw in an Everdrive and you're set. I feel sorry for some of the consoles I see on Ebay that have holes in them, yellowed to death, modified with shitty mods that barely work. The SNES might need a little work great way to learn if yellowed just use peroxide and UV light and it will turn white again. If you have a hobby of repairing older consoles that are listed as untested broken for parts some of the repairs are basic you can save money that way when buying a retro console. I just bought a $20 NES listed as broken on Ebay disable the lock out chip and new 72pin connector and it works.
Turning 64 this year.....my days playing video games are Now over.... time to move on to Jesus Christ .....I wish all of you Happy New Year . Game on Dudes!!!
It was fun while it lasted.
Carl Williams writes, "If you do not know what Eye of the Beholder is then continue reading this article. If you know, and do not have it yet, head over to GoG.com and grab the trilogy right now. There is a link at the bottom for your convenience. Dungeon crawling fun does not get much better than this Westwood Associates and SSI classic franchise."
Carl Williams writes, "Eye of the Beholder is a title that never saw release on the Commodore 64, for whatever reason upon release in 1991 SSI only saw DOS and Commodore Amiga as worthy platforms. Later on we would see Eye of the Beholder ports for the Super Nintendo, Sega CD, and overseas the PC-98 (and then there was the unreleased Atari Lynx version). Par for the course though, independent homebrew developers have taken it upon themselves to port Eye of the Beholder to new platforms – the Commodore 64 for instance."