I have two main ones, and I use them at work when people message me over teams.

Positive response - Terminator 2, he find a Minigun in the underground weapons cache and cracks a grin

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Negative response - Terminator 2, a Terminator on the battlefield holding a big ass gun turns and looks at the cavers

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I’m not sure if you’re trying to imply that pmjv is an AI evangelist. Maybe look at the content of you’re not familiar.

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I’ve never actually finished it. I played through about 3 times on the DS and gave up every time during the Dracula’s castle.

I came to say I’ve been playing the Dominus collection. I loved the games on DS but I’m a little rusty and got ridiculously beat down by the first boss in Ecclesia.

I always thought the Rocky Theme or Alan Parsons Project Sirius would work great. But I’ve never really tried.

Definitely no two player. It was a pretty butchered port.

Mega drive ports were generally great. Ghouls n ghosts was better than the arcade absolutely, but ghosts n goblins only had that piss poor nes port.

Super Hang On on mega drive, I love that game, but the frame rate really kills it.

Altered Beast. Amazing on mega drive, but I played the shit out of it in arcade and I just think it’s not close. As a kid I absolutely did, but it feels a bit sloppy now. I started with the master system port, the MD version goddamn blew me away though!

Smash TV feels good on mega drive but I can’t get down with the controls. Xeno Crisis all these years later just feels so much better somehow though

The Double Dragon port on mega drive, ouch. I love the Master system version, actually I was on the fence about putting DD on this list because I do love the Master system version more than the arcade, but that’s not a convincing argument. I played so much DD arcade in the pub near where I grew up, years later I played the rom on mega drive emulator and it’s not a fun time. It’s the fighting and weird animation speed or something.

Primal rage is super fun on mega drive, that’s how I used to play it with my cousins. It was ages later that I played an arcade version. Mega drive has the fun gameplay but that arcade version really shows how the game is carried by graphical spectacle. Obviously you won’t find an arcade for comparison now, but check out the Saturn version. Just much better.

Go the other way, like the original post title actually asked for 😑. Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter ports, I love the mega drive ports more, they lose graphical fidelity but they play so much more fun. Paperboy, best on mega drive. Golden Axe is definitive on the mega drive. Strider, I’ll take the mega drive version all day. Alien Storm, more fun on mega drive.

If we want to talk 32x, I’ve still got mine from 30 years ago. Afterburner and Space Harrier are excellent. I know I said Space Harrier was better in arcade, but that’s because realistically people aren’t counting 32x as the console version. Space Harrier on master system is great for that system, but it’s no arcade. Space Harrier 2 on mega drive, same as hang on, just should have been great but almost unplayable frame rate.

Final Fight on mega cd is a very good port. Still not as good as the arcade, but as enjoyable.

Final Fight on SNES was just bad. Guy removed as a character choice. No two player mode. An incredibly low sprite limit, like no more than 3 or 4 characters on screen at once. One of the stages is cut out.

I’ll just smack myself in the head here

I feel like an idiot, bit also I was trying to get kids to sleep for 4 hours in the middle of the night. So can’t be too hard on myself.

There’s a lot. Consoles didn’t have the power to deliver what arcade machines could.

Altered Beast, Double Dragon, Primal Rage, Hang On, Space Harrier, Rampage, ghosts n goblins, Bad Dudes, Smash TV, Final Fight

The ones that did better on consoles were either made into different games or had some other gameplay improvement to make it more appealing.

I’ve got them all!

Zelda, Final Fantasy, Metroid, Star Wars, Warcraft, Metal Gear, Resident Evil, Castlevania, Mortal Kombat, Tomb Raider

Those last few got kind of weak. Only few episodes and not as engaging as the earlier stuff.

I’ve been told I’m more adaptable, more ready to meet the organisation where it is and find solutions than coming in telling them what to do and being staunch about it.

I’ve treated the team fairly and let them have more autonomy to do things and support them. The previous manager had several conflicts with the team over how they wanted the work done.

I’m not American, but I don’t understand how voting for republican would slow down fascism. It would strengthen their position to get more votes, right?

I’ve been daily driving cosmic for 6 months and it’s worked great. I guess if you’re trying unconventional stuff you might get into breaking it, but otherwise you’ll just find some minor annoyances.

I only want to play 2 because that’s what I had back then, the PC port. I know I can play just the 2 stuff in the remake but didn’t know if it’s lost the charm.

If you were wanting to play thps2, would you recommend this over the remake from a few years ago?

My kids birthdays, and for our state election to be over

Shadowrun (Sega version) - one of the best RPGs of all time

Grim Dawn - I was a big Diablo 2 guy, and this is the next step up

Chronotrigger - probably my favourite RPG

Terraria - just a treasure of a game and fun for lan coop

Deus Ex - my favourite game of all time

Final Fantasy 6 - perfect example of what was good about the SNES

Sonic 3 and Knuckles - there’s a lot of excellent 8 and 16 bit platformers, this one is edging out some tough competition from Shinobi 3

KKnD - I’m going back to my PC roots in real time strategy, and I’m going with an old favourite that never lets me down when I go back to it

OpenTTD - I can (have) spent years building up a transport empire

Tyrian 2000 - the king of shmups

There’s definitely games I regret not being able to play again, but I’d be happy with this lot.