John Ricciardi

What’s going on with this weird ghosting thing here - is it an emulation issue on NSO?

Nothing quite like the feeling of playing a brand new Resident Evil game for the first time

Digging the vibes on this one, probably more than any other in recent memory

Was thinking the same thing

So is Japanese RE9 censored again?

My Pokémons, let me show you them

(Happy 30th Pokémon!)

a pixel art of a video game with hearts and trees around it Alt: Link visiting a fairy in The Legend of Zelda surrounded by floating hearts

Newly free this week, @jparish.bsky.social @feitclub.bsky.social & @johntv.bsky.social embody Power, Wisdom, and Courage in daring to discuss The Legend of Zelda for its 40th anniversary
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32 and blizzarding in NY, meanwhile it’s 72 and sunny in Tokyo…

Saw that on my playthrough too - what’s up with the copyright symbol, is that a bug from back in the day? Feel like I read about this a while back but can’t remember where

Oh, Canada.

Was thinking the same thing. Feels like little league or something

Oh, my bad, looks like it was 4:15 in total. (And now I’ve learned that the Nintendo app doesn’t update playtime in real time, so thanks for that!) This looks correct now tho because I hit the credits at 12:30am

Looks like 2:45

Today was the perfect day for another playthrough. Still stands up, 40 years later. Truly one of the best games ever made ❤️

Parisi, in his native accent

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Friday, February 21, 1986. 40 years ago this very minute (it’s a little past noon here in Japan), people were discovering Zelda’s secrets for the first time.

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No this was just a small shop that was on its last legs and the grandma in there had lots of stock of things that had long since run their course. I wish I’d taken more pics during those trips

Happy 40th, Legend of Zelda~ (and Famicom Disk System!)

I was fortunate enough to buy my FDS brand new in 1997 from a small mom ‘n pop shop near Akihabara that had them in stock. It came with two free games - Ice Hockey and Excitebike. Mostly used it to play the Japanese versions of Zelda, Zelda 2, Metroid, Kid Icarus, Doki Doki Panic, and a few others.

Happy 40th, Legend of Zelda~ (and Famicom Disk System!)

Feeling a bit ill after 15 mins of Virtual Boy lol

Ah-hah! Apologies to Giancarlo, indeed that makes even more Sony sense than Shane

(Or is that some other Shane-alike)

Are Shane and Peter in this or are they just invading your thumbnail

Or that

Gotta find the lumbar corset I got from when I had a herniated disc so I can wrap that big bulky sucker around my head as Yokoi intended

How did you get it so quickly? Hah!

The “real” one is beautiful and definitely feels more like the authentic experience but the fact is, I just want to play the games, and for that, the cardboard jam seems more accessible.

Two other things: 1) you can’t take video while playing the VB app (boo), and 2) when you quit the app, you have to touch the screen to close it.