What is Reddit's opinion of Retro City Rampage DX?

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Retro City Rampage, Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii, and supposedly Mario Party 9 sometime in the future. In Europe, the other Operation Rainfall games will come out sometime: The Last Story and Pandora's Tower

So how about an official page with a video where he explains how he went back to the NES version and created ROM City Rampage in 2013? http://www.retrocityrampage.com/makingof.php

Looks like these guys have you pretty much covered, but if you'd prefer a more... permantent solution to the crumbling 300mb HDD, grab an IDE to ComfactFlash adapter. I'm not exactly a DOS expert (Classic Macs are my obsession), but you should be able to find some good resoueces online about it.

Oh yeah, ever heard of Retro City Rampage 486?

Then there is Retro City Rampage. Heck, it even started as an NES homebrew game and then got ported to MS-DOS after it got released for Mac, PC, PS3, PS4, XBOX360, Wii, PSVita and 3DS!

For those who aren't familiar, check it out.

I am loving the game and the music!

Edit: Just to be clear, this is the vinyl release. If you guys want more pics, I can do that.

http://www.retrocityrampage.com/platforms.php

To give an example. It is no AAA game, but still impressive.

He devloped the game for freaking MS-DOS.

> DIGITAL > > PC (DRM-Free, Steam, GOG), Mac (Mac App Store, DRM-Free, Steam, GOG), Linux (DRM-Free, Steam, GOG), MS-DOS (DRM-Free, Steam, GOG),
> PlayStation®4 (PS Store), PlayStation®3 (PSN), PlayStation®Vita (PS Store), PSP® (PS Store), Xbox 360 (Xbox LIVE Arcade) > Nintendo Wii (WiiWare), Nintendo 3DS (eShop) > iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch (App Store) > > PHYSICAL > > PlayStation®4 (Buy Here), PlayStation®Vita (SOLD OUT), MS-DOS (SOLD OUT)

It's mostly fixes, a few new television display modes and some tweaks to better optimize it for 3DS. The developer posted on his blog what he changed here.

Man, I haven't bought this yet, but all the effort you put on this page made me certain that I'm buying this game.

More devs need to be as communicative. Kudos.

This video shows the steps taken and various obstacles that the author of Retro City Rampage went through in making an 8-bit stylistic version of his indie game. Will appeal to those interested in NES-era programming.

A recent one that comes to mind that I thought was very cleverly done was http://www.retrocityrampage.com . It has a classic nintendo power theme that really hits your nostalgia buttons and fits the game well.