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In that description, is the 'CAVE sprite engine' an FPGA representation of a piece of hardware that handles sprites in the arcade boards? We're always reminded that FPGA isn't like emulation because it is a hardware representation that mirrors original hardware, but if someone is rewriting an engine to allow more bandwidth is that still true?

I'm sure he wouldn't have played any rounds for the press and probably had no idea of the game's content when the deal was inked. I wonder if he saw any of the ads.

Yeah I loved it back in the day although much preferred the Spectrum version. It's wild to even imagine that they sought endorsement from a black athlete and then populated the game with awful racist caricatures.

Aesop Rock - The Impossible Kid. Faultless hip hop from rap's most wordy proponent; his lyrics having moved on from the wilfully abstract to poignant refelections on life; every track brimming with witty observations set against a backdrop of sublime, otherworldly hip hop beats. Plus a song about his cat.

You'll still hate the licker enemies. In spite of them Iridis is still classic material. I too loved Batalyx back in the day. It's a pretty slick package for a single load. I was always terrible at it which was a bit of a frustration for me. Love that Minter aesthetic though.

Yep this was me. Beautiful looking game. No idea how to even start. I should revisit this.

Had some time to myself today so I played... Phobia - This is still really good but - predictably - much too hard. I found it a struggle to get past the first level. It's worth persevering though as there's some good variety here. The space bar is used to split your ship into two for extra firepower. In practice it's not much use outside of boss battles as you end up with a massive hit box. The disk version differs from the tape version in that the former allows you to choose your route through the levels. There's a really good Remember crack wh

Excellent. But why no verse from Ramson?

Production on all these Czarface albums is ridiculous.

My son really likes Mario Kart 8 but it's a bit difficult for him even on 50cc so he's never come higher than 11th. If someone didn't unlock tracks for him, he'd never see them. He literally can't 'git gud' so it seems a bit unfair that he is not allowed to see those tracks. There's a Scooby Doo game on the Wii that he loves. It's nice and easy (but challenging for him) and he can now finish the whole game. Except there are these switches throughout that require the player to quickly hit a correct sequence of buttons. It's not difficult; everyone on here could do it first time I'm

Yeah I only had the Loco version. Great music, good game. I still have my original copy of Phobia on disk. I haven't played it for years. I wonder how it holds up. I'll give it a go later.

Yeah I was really disappointed by Karateka back in the day because of its sloooooow pace. I hear you re Crowther. Exceptions for me would be Loco and Phobia.

My disabled son has many musical instruments; an upright piano, drums and several guitars. He loves playing them all and has had lessons for years. Objectively he's not very good. Relatively, he's amazing and can play the scales on piano with both hands, play a recently learned tune - albeit slowly. On guitar he's also very slow but after about 17 years of lessons and practice, he's starting to be able to remember some chords. He can knock out some simple beats on the drums. With a lot of effort and occasional prompting he can remember the lyrics for a whole song and sing it, often at a slower

Because everybody has exactly the same skill level and ability. Right, gotcha. EDIT: I think I'm done with this topic. People are just selfish basically.

You said that you didn't know to choose hard because you had no basis on which to choose.