OK, so this thing is no Everdrive & it's the cheaper option out there, but I just picked up a Super UFO Pro 8 for cheap and am enjoying it so far. Keep in mind that despite being almost 40, I'm just a casual gamer wanting to play some classics on the system without having to dish out 50 bucks per cart in some cases.

So does /vr/ have any love for this thing? Can someone point me in a direction where I can learn the basics regarding save games and any other common user errors I may encounter along the way. Any advice is appreciated. So far it seems like most people hate the fact that it only supports up to 8 characters in the file names, but coming from a DOS background that's not a deal breaker for me. At least not yet...

>inb4 OP is a shill
>inb4 should have spent more bought an Everydrive instead
>inb4 emulation sucks

Do you miss Crash Bandicoot as much as I do?

Share this video with the hash tag #BringCrashHome. It's ready trending.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4luV_GyUnU

What's your favorite rom site /vr/?
Emuparadise here.

I like that they provide premade eboots

I literally have a Retro Duo in place of the Super in my entertainment center for this aesthetic reason and this reason only.

Are there any other consoles you can think of that are absolutely unavailable in black/charcoal?

Also post pictures of glorious black stuff. Transparent a cuck.

Is there a legitimate way to beat this on brave? I normally try to beat games on the hardest different but this pile of shit is really pushing my limits.

Who do you choose?

Anyone else miss those old full-size game boxes?

What are some good games like Famicom Detective Club and Snatcher? I had a really good time playing them.

The reason it was red only is that red LEDs were cheap, blue and green weren't. At the time. They fell way down in price just a few years later.

If they waited, it could have been a full color optional peripheral for the N64. That was its other major drawback, not enough hardware power to do satisfying 3D. Red Alarm was about the best it got.

Pair a full color Virtual Boy with the N64 and suddenly you've got something worthwhile. Yes, you'd have to reduce poly count to make N64 games run smoothly when rendering 2 views. But most N64 games were already designed to do that for splitscreen multiplayer.

Also, the N64's 320*240 resolution was pretty close to the VB's 384*224 resolution (technically 1*224 since it was a vertical row of precision timed LEDs plus an oscillating mirror that created the horizontal resolution)

If they were planned to work together from the start, with that resolution, a framerate of 60fps is achieveable providing the game is designed around those constraints. Although if you cannot turn your head, a lower framerate isn't as noticeable.