OverClockWorked - Retro Game Coverage
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New review is up, looking at the amazingly bluntly titled The Ninja on Master System: https://overclockworked.neocities.org/segaages/theninja/
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this is such a cool site wowzah thank you so much for the follow i don't know if/when i would have found you otherwise!
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overclockworked
6 months ago
Thank you! I found you through Jaggiescrapper, another Neocities user I follow, commenting on your page, and I agree with much of their sentiments ahaha
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Found you through the Willy Wombat page. Looking at the rest of your site, looks like we share quite a few gaming favourites too! (Klonoa, Sonic, Treasure, etc) Your collections are really impressive
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I only just realised that the screenshots I took for Toejam & Earl and Wonder Boy in Monster World through OBS had the video source resolution incorrectly set to 720x576 INSTEAD of the correct 640x480 and that's why the screenshots for those two reviews are so garbage and low quality, because they're badly scaled up to 576p by OBS and scaled back down to 480p, I am so sorry and so mad at myself jhgfkjhgkhjgfuj
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overclockworked
6 months ago
Next time I play through both of those games on my own time I'll grab new screenshots to replace the crappy ones (but the gifs will remain untouched)
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p7uen
6 months ago
This game sounds great and your review is hilarious. The whole section and screenshot about pants really got me, made my day!
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New review is up, looking at Toejam & Earl on Mega Drive: https://overclockworked.neocities.org/segaages/toejamandearl/
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New review is up, looking at Wonder Boy in Monster World on Mega Drive: https://overclockworked.neocities.org/segaages/monsterworld/
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CreatedFeb 27, 2023
woah, I haven't explored much of the Master System, this game looks great
I would hazard a guess that the rice paddies were removed because they were too unfamiliar for western audiences, especially in those days.