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Casio BG-15 calculator boxing game (1982) (feddit.uk)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=In3bpT7fG0g

OC Joe Montana Football [MS DOS] Some Music on Tandy 3 Voice (www.youtube.com)

OC Joe Montana Football [MS DOS] Some Music on Creative Music System/Game Blaster (www.youtube.com)

OC Low Blow [MS DOS] Intro on IBM PC Speaker (www.youtube.com)

OC Low Blow [MS DOS] Intro on Tandy 3 Voice (www.youtube.com)

OC Rockford: The Arcade Game [MS DOS] Theme on IBM PC Speaker (www.youtube.com)

OC Rockford: The Arcade Game [MS DOS] Theme on Tandy 3 Voice (www.youtube.com)

OC Skweek [MS DOS] Some Music on IBM PC Speaker (youtu.be)

Metal Mercs - A Fan made Remake/Expansion of the 1988 BattleTech: The Crescent Hawk's Inception for MS-DOS (www.youtube.com)

What 16/32 bit games are you playing?

I’m making my way through FF7 again, have started Fire Emblem and Golden Sun and loving both. I’m also rage quitting my way through the various R-Type games (mostly SNES), hot damn those are hard, good fun though....

Can someone identify this old 80's arcade game "Herpes"? (lemmy.world)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/475922...

GB Studio - A quick and easy to use drag and drop retro game creator (www.gbstudio.dev)

What's your main retro gaming device?

I recently got an Anbernic RG35XX and I friggin love that thing, but I'm curious what others are using to for their retro gaming. Steam Deck, Mister FGPA?

The best retro ROM collection, up to 90GB, 2200+ well curated roms from Atari2600 up to PSX (lemmy.world)

If you have an Anbernic or Miyoo this collection is the real deal. Any game imaginable is in there, it's perfect. I pulled it via torrent and copied it to my 128GB secondary microSD on my Anbernic RG35XX (running GarlicOS) and it works so, so well. Highly recommended....

Internet Arcade by archive.org - play tons of retro games right in your browser (lemmy.world)

https://archive.org/details/internetarcade

The best Shmups across GB, GBA, PAX & Co (lemmy.world)

Y’all know what shmups are, but just in case: a “shmup” is short for “shoot 'em up”, a genre of video games where the player controls a character or vehicle, often in a two-dimensional setting, and fights a large number of enemies while dodging their attacks. The genre traces its roots back to the golden age of arcade...