Rocket Knight Adventures: Re-Sparked

Funktioniert auf meinem Steam Deck einwandfrei, aber nur wenn ich im Desktop Modus bin. Im Gaming Modus gibt es immer noch Probleme. Nachtrag: ich habe es noch eimal probiert und ich bin begeistert.

Clássico

I only asked for a refund because there is no option to customize buttons... the default scheme is very bad in my opinion.

Absolutely awesome games that are unfortunately at a ludicrous rrp price. Note, right now Fanatical has these for nearly half price. I paid 32 AUD instead of the 60 AUD at Steam, but I knew I was taking a chance from the reviews. All my worries were unfounded as these are great ports with imperceptible input lag, and UNLIKE Castlevania and Contra Collections, have proper aspect ratio corrected large screen modes (in a nutshell, 4:3, whereas Contra and Castlevania only offer that with horrendous overbearing fake scan lines on the Steam releases). They have the original pixel modes which is a much smaller box with bars on top and side of a modern display, or a proper "full" mode that eliminates top and bottom bars, makes the game a pleasant size to enjoy on even a small monitor, and keeps everything in ratio with bars at the sides. Just like a typical emulator. Konami, PLEASE add this mode to Contra and Castlevania collections. The console versions have it, PLEASE update the Steam versions! And now, the scan lines are just on/off rather than having to choose a certain mode with or without them. They are terrible as always, so I recommend off. Rocket Knight are a trio of games (one on Snes and 2 on Genesis) that are action platformers with wonderful 16 bit presentation and music. Easy to learn, very hard to master. A must for those who love action platform games. Konami have resolution choices, so this is indeed 4K and I can choose windowed size if I want to play in a window. For 30 AUD I can't complain whatsoever, 10 bucks a classic game, much cheaper than buying them on the second hand market as cartridges, but at 60 AUD it's a bit ridiculous for an emulation front end of three 16 bit roms. My advice is to keep an eye on sales if you really want to buy this. I recommend it cause I love the original games, and these play just like it. That's what I paid for and what I wanted. Edit, I am going to add more info after playing for a bit longer. I will still keep it at recommended cause the games all work and the emulation is good. BUT,.. had I paid the RRP of $60, I'd be returning it and probably would have left a negative. Konami have a lot of cheek in some aspects with this. Whether it's worth it to you entirely rests on your fondness for the original games AND if you are using an Xbox layout controller. You see, there is no button remapping. Yes, I am not kidding. So I can't comfortably use any kind of Sega Genesis clone pad for the 2 Genesis games, cause the button layout is designed for a diamond face button layout controller. Even Piko Interactive, which are THE worst emulations on Steam, have button remapping. Seriously now Konami, for $60 AUD? Seriously? And another mention about that CRT option. It is SO bad, does Konami even TRY their own CRT filters even for a few minutes? Look at CRT Royale in retroarch, heck, even Sega's option in the Genesis collection is decent and way better than this. I am starting to get what people mean by absolute bare bones, it feels like a $14.99 USD/$20 AUD collection at most, honestly. I can't believe I have to play Genesis games with a snes type layout controller because I can't remap two buttons. Wow. I mean the 8bitdo SN30 Pro 2 I use is decent but it's no substitute for the retrobit saturn pad in comfort or d pad accuracy. Nevertheless, I will play it, I will finish all 3 games, and then in the future if I ever want to play them again I'll likely fire them up in a GOOD emulator with button remapping. WTAF.

EXCELENTES juegos,totalmente recomendables,mi favorito el orinal de genesis/megadrive rocket knight,graficos,musica y jugabilidad de 10.

Personally, I don't mind paying $29.99 for this. I'm 36 now and remember playing the original back in the early 90's. Before the dark times... Before the modern AAA games empires... People can complain if they want, but I think that they don't understand that the original didn't have any of the features that this does, like Rewinding to undo a mistake, a music player, or a boss-rush mode, let alone a save feature at all. Back then, I had to one-shot the whole game in one sitting. Many of the older games like this didn't have a save function. I don't remember any of this in the original that came out in 1993. I'm happy that I can play this game again with a save function, so I can play the game without having to dedicate hours at a time to beat it, but can safely put it down if I have to break away for some reason and not loose my progress. To me, this is more like having a blast from the past that made me feel like a small child at Christmas again. Nostalgia can be a powerful tool, and a lot of companies catch a lot of flack from people who criticize them as "weaponizing nostalgia", but I'm glad to find a gem like this every now and then, and support a brand name that gave me joy in life.