Bradley

I can see this being a bit of a problem. Ideally, each player will prefer the play style of a different character, but more often than not, players prefer the same character, so I wonder how the game will handle character selection for co-op play.

If you can find a cd-rom copy(I found one on eBay but actually bought it when it first came out, but my computer couldn’t run it so returned it), you will also need a MSDos emulator or a Windows 95(I think) computer. Not compatible with most current computers natively.

Clearly, Elon Musk knows little about history, or what the word everyone means. First of all, Yasuke was a real black samurai that lived in the 16th century, the first foreigner to have the honor. Secondly, not everyone boosts when playing games. Some of us actually see it as cheating.

I specialized in RPGs and Adventure games as a kid. My favorites included Final Fantasy 2(or 4, if you use the Japanese name), Secret of Mana, Legend of Zelda, 7th Saga, Breath of Fire, and The Legend of the Mystical Ninja. Super Metroid was also a favorite. I’m sure there were many more but these are the ones I can think of off the top of my head.

I don’t think there will be any noticeable difference in audio in that hertz range, given that Is well within tolerances for audio recordings as well(something I am familiar with as a self-producing musician).

Doesn’t really surprise me. The major advantage to the physical stores used to be hard to find used games at good prices, but that has dwindled in recent years. My closest store went out a while back, and the others that are relatively close aren’t worth bothering with lately. The ultimate problem was corporate mismanagement. When you can’t even find copies of recent gen games and the retro games aren’t being sold anymore, there is no incentive for a consumer to look at a retail location.