#atomiswave

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IKEMEN GO:🤹🏻‍♀️Shermie Carnival!🤹🏻‍♀️

[arcadebroke]

[annon-guy2]

SEGA & Sammy: Atomiswave Collection Poll

Here are gameplay videos of each game to give you an idea of how they play;

[memoriesofachicken]

Gaira's win quote when he wins with a normal move and <50% of his life remaining in Samurai Shodown VI.

[clydemystik301]

Force Five (Unreleased Atomiswave fighting game) character biographies

Shin Aramaki

Varihar Anirkumruh (a.k.a. Shura)

Del Sol

Narumi Kai

Alexandre Boschroff (a.k.a. Hound)

Beck Hormer

Ralf Wyatt

Tony Toscarni (Literally a fucking Mexican with an Italian-sounding name- 💀)

Chersea Saka Williams

Yang Mei-Ling

If any of y'all wanna try out Force Five for yourselves, there's an unofficial Sega Dreamcast port you can download online:

[nahu8]

[imjustanotherhater]

Sega Clay Challenge (2009)

[ercdouken]

Samurai Shodown VI (Arcade) - Hanzo Hattori Playthrough

[angryneckathletefreak]

This year i’ll move my candycabs at home, finally

Arcade morning

[gear-project]

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Someone asked me a weird question, and I'm not sure I can give a straight answer but... based on what little I understand:

The Nintendo Wii version of Guilty Gear XX Accent Core is based on the original PlayStation 2 port of the game.

The Nintendo Switch version of Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R is "supposedly" based on the Arcade version of Plus R.

I don't have the precise details on this, so I can't confirm it or not.

All I can say is that the Steam version/PC version of Accent Core Plus R is probably the closest to the Arcade version, even compared to the XBox360 version.

This is largely why it might prove difficult to port Accent Core Plus R to the PlayStation 4/5 at this time... since the PlayStation 3 version of Accent Core Plus R is a "bad port" of the Arcade version... they would likely have to make a port of PlusR from Scratch for PS5 (if they ever decided to).

If anyone has more details on PlusR they could divulge to add to this post, I'd appreciate it... but so far, all I can really say is that Plus R itself is fundamentally an "arcade version" of Accent Core Plus (ACPlus was an "append" to the original PS2 port of the game, but later ported to Arcades in a completely different way).

It took nearly a year to "patch" to the PS3 version of Accent Core Plus to a semi-stable "Plus R" build... so that should give you some idea why the PC version is probably the most stable version in existence.

Prior to ACPlus on the PS2, was the unstable builds of Accent Core, which are famous for the I-No Fortissimo Crash bug, among other issues it had.

Prior to that was GGXX Slash and GG Isuka builds, which were based on Blue Reload, which was based on Red Reload which was based on the original "unpatched" Guilty Gear XX: The Midnight Carnival.

GGXX had several "Arcade Naomi ports" based on the games I just listed, but they aren't nearly as big a project as Plus R was to reverse-port.

Again, I have no idea if they will ever port this game to PS4 or PS5... but I have my doubts.

It's also why it's less likely to see a modern port of GGX1.5 or Guilty Gear X Plus on anything beyond Naomi/Atomiswave/PS2 console emulation.

[aaronkraten]

My humble Gameroom

7 Japanese Candy Cabinets

Taito vewlix black diamond

Taito Egret 29

Sega New Net City

Taito Egret 2

Taito Egret 2

Taito / Sammy Atomiswave SD

Taito / Sammy Atomiswave SD

All running arcade hardware pcbs

[nicole-the-hololynx]

What era are we talking about when it comes to retro games hardware? I’m partial to the Sega NAOMI and that era of Arcade cabs:)

normally by "retro" I mean anything before the PS3/360/WiiU but I'm willing to stretch that to "any console that isn't getting regular support anymore" depending on context 💚

anyways I'm not TOO knowledgeable about the Naomi (higher end arcades like this tend to be out of my grasp u.u) BUT i DO know about it thanks to its games getting tons of ports, and by extension a few Naomi games by virtue of them getting ported. My personal favorite is Marvel Vs. Capcom 2!! I love that game so so much!! 😊

besides that one i don't actually have much experience with the Naomi... I've played a bunch of its games like Crazy Taxi (on Dreamcast), Typing of the Dead (on PC) OR Puyo Pop Fever (on just about everything) but that's mostly been ports, not on actual hardware...

still! the Dreamcast is a console that's very dear and near to my heart!! so the idea of an arcade cabinet that's just a more powerful variant of the Dreamcast, a console that's very dear and near to my heart, is very interesting to me!!

the main thing I find interesting about cabinets like this is the fact that they usually have cartdriges instead of optical media! even tho I don't actually have a disc drive installed on my Dreamcast, the load times introduced by it are still VERY noticeable.

this might be just a me thing, but usually with Naomi to DC ports I don't see much of a difference. it makes me wonder just how much use they're actually getting out of that extra power... it reminds me a bit of the Atomiswave, a different cabinet that's even closer to the Dreamcast's specs, to the point where a bunch of its games have gotten unofficial ports to the base Dreamcast!

anyways the Naomi is a very cool arcade cabinet, and a bunch of its games are ones i love and have played a lot despite my little experience with the real deal! anyways did you know there's an Azumanga Daioh game on the Naomi? I didn't until I started looking up info on it just now! that's crazy!

what are YOUR favorite Naomi games? :3

[vforvalensa]

Guilty Gear X ver 1.5 for the Sammy Atomiswave

[memoriesofachicken]

Your manhood, Jubei?! LMAO! 

One of Jubei’s win quotes in Samurai Shodown VI.

[outmax]

La série Metal Slug est une franchise emblématique de jeux vidéo de type run and gun, initialement développée pour les bornes d'arcade Neo-Geo et les consoles de jeux. Créée par Nazca Corporation et ensuite reprise par SNK, la série a captivé les joueurs avec son gameplay rapide, ses graphismes colorés et son humour décalé.

Série Principale

1. Metal Slug: Super Vehicle-001 (1996) : Le premier opus introduit les personnages Marco Rossi et Tarma Roving, membres de la Peregrine Falcon Squad, luttant contre le général Morden et son armée rebelle. Le jeu est sorti sur Neo Geo, Sega Saturn, PlayStation, et plus tard sur diverses plateformes modernes.

2.Metal Slug 2: Super Vehicle-001/II (1998) : Cette suite ajoute de nouveaux personnages jouables, Eri Kasamoto et Fio Germi, et introduit des éléments surnaturels comme des extraterrestres et des zombies. Le jeu est sorti sur Neo Geo, Neo Geo CD, et plus tard sur des plateformes modernes.

3. Metal Slug 3 (2000) : Considéré comme l'un des meilleurs de la série, ce jeu propose des niveaux variés et des boss mémorables. Il est sorti sur Neo Geo, PlayStation 2, Xbox, et plus tard sur des plateformes modernes.

4. Metal Slug 4 (2002) : Ce jeu introduit de nouveaux personnages, Nadia Cassel et Trevor Spacey, et propose des niveaux inédits. Il est sorti sur Neo Geo, PlayStation 2, et Xbox.

5. Metal Slug 5 (2003) : Ce jeu revient à un scénario plus terre-à-terre, se concentrant sur la guérilla moderne. Il est sorti sur Neo Geo, PlayStation 2, et Xbox.

6. Metal Slug 6 (2006) : Ce jeu marque le retour des éléments surnaturels et des extraterrestres. Il est sorti sur Atomiswave et PlayStation 2.

7. Metal Slug 7(2008) : Sorti sur Nintendo DS, ce jeu propose des niveaux inédits et un gameplay adapté à la console portable.

Remakes et Versions Améliorées

- Metal Slug X (1999) : Une version améliorée de Metal Slug 2, sortie sur Neo Geo, PlayStation, et plus tard sur des plateformes modernes.

- Metal Slug XX(2009) : Une version améliorée de Metal Slug 7, sortie sur PlayStation Portable, Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation 4, et Steam.

Spin-offs et Jeux Dérivés

Metal Slug: 1st Mission (1999) et Metal Slug: 2nd Mission (2000) : Sortis sur Neo Geo Pocket Color, ces jeux proposent des missions inédites et un gameplay adapté à la console portable.

- Metal Slug Advance(2004) : Sorti sur Game Boy Advance, ce jeu propose des niveaux et des personnages inédits.

- Metal Slug (2006): Un jeu de tir à la troisième personne sorti sur PlayStation 2, marquant une rupture avec le gameplay traditionnel de la série.

- Metal Slug Defense (2014) et Metal Slug Attack(2016) : Des jeux de tower defense sortis sur iOS, Android, et plus tard sur Steam.

- Metal Slug Tactics (2024) : Un jeu de stratégie au tour par tour sorti sur Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, et Xbox Series X/S.

Compilations

- Metal Slug Anthology (2006) : Une compilation des sept premiers jeux de la série principale, sortie sur Wii, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2, et Windows.

Jeux Annulés

Metal Slug Zero Online : Un jeu massivement multijoueur en ligne annulé en 2009, qui devait sortir sur Windows.

La série Metal Slug continue de captiver les joueurs avec son gameplay intense et son humour unique, et reste une référence dans le genre run and gun.