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At one point, Stephen, I thought the job you have now would be like a dream job of sorts. Do you have any contact with your target audience? If so, how do you retain your sanity?

^ Literally linked to in two posts above your question...

Somebody took Bodom's job! Niiiiiiiiiiice.

I mean it! I know you've been isolated in your RBI enthusiasm. I'm happy you found a partner in crime!

The mutual admiration in this thread is heart-warming. Please continue.

What. This is just crazy pants. Honestly, it's amazing builds like this that could actually make me find interest to play TSB again. Can I suggest adding Bruddog's push/pull tackle hack?

Yeah, PSX emulation is spot on. Come to think of it, I haven't played FF7 since the late 90s. I might have to give that a whirl. Combine with this: http://www.engadget.com/2015/03/31/google-chromebit/ and you might have a portable, HDMI-ready bluetooth emulation device for $100? I'm currently balls-deep in a Final Fantasy Tactics replay in the form of a mobile version on my iPhone 6-plus. This game was MADE for mobile gaming. And it's awesome. Also, on the topic of modding, I'd sell one of my nuts for a PSX language mod of the Japanese version of Tenchu 1. The Japanese version had a level editor that the American release did not, and I also think that the original Tenchu for the PSX is a classic game.

Johnny Johnson sex appeal?

Is there a special 'roids power up in the game?

You're a good man, Charlie Brown.

Hey dude, I haven't had a chance to play your ROM yet, but I want you to know I totally appreciate the time you've committed to putting out a revised TSB experience for the modern season. From the write-up you've written, it looks like it should be a ton of fun. Congratulations, dude, and well done!

Capitalism at its finest!

Yeah, when I played the remade GameCube version, I was stoked. It's how Resident Evil was meant to be played. Great stuff.

This is the GameCube remake with better background textures?

The 'Murica version is a total winner. Truly awesome.

I only have the attention span / free time bandwidth for mobile gaming, these days. The kind of games where I can jump in just as quickly as I jump out. As well as carry it with me wherever I go, if I wanted (phone / tablet). I've gotten to a point now where I just don't get gaming as an 'appointment' anymore. This all being said, Skyrim looked pretty damn cool.

Looks awesome! My Black Friday purchases consisted of a Samsung Galaxy Tab S at a super-reduced price, a Logitech Keyboard folio, and a Samsung Stylus Pen S. For games, I picked up X-COM: Enemy Within for my iPhone. The recent X-COM Games are my absolute favorite strategy games. They are amazeballs.

Shining Force 1 is my favorite 16-bit era strategy/RPG. It's amazing. I've played it through multiple times. If you play the actual Genesis version, there's a code you can use to rename the characters, too!

My most memorable play is The Zoo Story, by Edward Albee.

When CX_ROM or Jstout (whichever one actually did) made this aware to me years ago, I thanked God this didn't happen. Why put any penalties in the game if you're only going to put two line-based ones in? Penalties would kill TSB.

I spent a good amount of time fixing running plays in the original TSB so that the CPU ballcarrier path would avoid most DL/OL or WR clusterf*cks.

When Dan Marino is feeling Excellent, he is 65% more likely to drop lawsuits.

^ Yup. I never understood that. It was one of the first things I wanted to correct when I started messing with player placement. Does someone have an explanation for why the LOLB is positioned deeper?