On my retro gaming backlog journey this week, I'm playing Paper Mario on the N64, one that I missed on release but really happy to play now.
As always my full backlog is on https://borb.uk
Hope some of you appreciate this and happy for suggestions on future videos
A second Ali express purchase after the Mrs was impressed with mine 😉
So easy to unlock (of sorts) and stick crossink onto it.
This week on my backlog journey, I'm looking into vagrant story after putting it off for years.
Had a great time playing and making this week's video.
With the rumours about the flip 3/DS device picking up, I thought I'd look back at the OG, the Retroid Pocket Flip which I pre-ordered on launched in 2023 as well as briefly cover how emulation has come along since then.
This week on my backlog journey I'm tackling Gun on the PS2 using Nethersx2 on my Ayn Thor.
Hope you like it as much as I did.
I don't need it.....I don't need it.
But the purple one is calling to me
Enjoyed my time playing this device and putting my own spin on a device review
Working through my retro gaming backlog one video at a time.
Great wee device. Bought it after seeing it being recommended by Yorkshire Retro Gamer on YouTube. Long wait from China using Ali express but was easy to install crossink using the SD card method and now she's good to go
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Love it
So recently I made a few videos for my retro gaming group and discovered I enjoyed making them and thought I could do something involving my backlog of about 400 games to reduce it down a bit.
So each video I give each game an hour to see if I enjoy it or not. I cover the background of the game, my thoughts during gameplay and ultimately whether I decide to keep it in my backlog or not.
I'm 4 videos in currently and really enjoying the experience even with low views, etc but it's fun nevertheless.
[Afternoon, just a shameless plug on my YouTube channel if anyone fancies watching](https://youtu.be/bw0pPHuBbhw)
It's my attempt at working through my neverending retro gaming backlog and trying to narrow it down a bit.
Really enjoyed learning how to make these.