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Valiant Gamers has joined the Wood-Paneled Webring!

"Whoa, Althena, aren't webrings a little old-fashioned?" Well, look where you...

This is the cutscene I missed, very short, but hilarious and wholesome 💗

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https://limitedrungames.com/collections/shenmue-merch

You can now preorder your own Mimi!

I for one am seriously considering...

https://gamehistory.org/mego-time-out-commercial/

The job they did on restoring that film is incredible. The commercial is so cheesy, and...

https://archive.org/details/jeffs-do...s-disk-images/

I seem to remember Randy Linden releasing the source for SNES Doom on Github awhile...

The next in our lineup of Valiant Gamer's Game of the Month is LUNAR: Eternal Blue Complete. Released in North America in 2000 by the famous Working Designs, this was the direct sequel to LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete. Taking place a thousand years after the events of the first game, it follows Hiro, a young adventurer and explorer who comes across a mysterious girl named Lucia, with a surprising link to the Blue Star. Together they meet a whole new band of characters, and see some old ones,...

I wanted to post some of my thoughts of my LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete stream.

First of all, it brought me such immense joy to share...

Seeing that 90s animation style in full high-definition TV is a real treat. And the overly dramatic comic book story turns are just the chef's kiss.

Our second Game of the Month will be Game Art's/Working Design's LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete. Released in 1999, it is the PS1 successor to LUNAR: The Silver Star, for the Sega CD. It tells the story of Alex Noah, a determined boy from a peaceful mountain village, who wants to be a great hero. This game, though formulaic, set the standard for much of the genre going forward, and it has stayed relevant with its well written story, unique setting and loveable characters....

https://www.videogameschronicle.com/...le-game-again/

Sad,...

Software emulation has come a very long way over the years, and today, for the most part, the accuracy of the games are so close to match the muscle memory...

Another nostalgic post. One of my fondest memories as a teen was going down to visit my best friend at her college dorm, and we'd make a day trip and...