Even if your PC doesn’t have a disc drive by default, you can still enjoy the games by getting a USB disc drive. I literally got one originally for my laptop and have been using it with my current desktop. It’s been a good purchase when audacious is allowed to read the disc.
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RetroGaming@lemmy.world•What are your favorite tracks from the NES, Genesis, SNES, TG16, etc. era?byAceFuzzLord@lemmy.zipEnglish
15 daysI am kinda boring since I’m usually not as big of a fan of music from the 16 bit consoles when compared to the next gen, but due to childhood nostalgia of playing Sonic Mega Collection, I love the Green Hill Zone theme alongside Emerald Hill Zone theme. I personally think they sound marvelous when I listen to them with headphones plugged into my Genesis.
I cannot make any meaningful statements about my other favorite, Palm Tree Panic ( present ) JP version since I don’t have a Mega Drive, Mega CD, and Japanese copy of Sonic CD. But it’s still a bop in my book.


Cartoon Network Racing. Clearly mostly made to make money off yoing kids who like the CN shows they had included in the game. I’m talking about the PS2 version since I have zero experience with the DS version. Fun in its own way.
Similar things apply to the Ed Edd 'N Eddy Mis-Ed-Ventures gamecube port and PS2 port of Codename Kids Next Door Operation V.I.D.E.O.G.A.M.E. as well.
None of these games are more than tie in games with enough content to make the kids buying them not get bored quickly, but yeah, they’re all fun in their own rights when doing a blind playthrough… something I wish I could do for these games again.