Konami LIVE!
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doodude
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Konami LIVE!
I just picked up one of these Konami LIVE online game controller with 5 games available at my local walmart clearance isle for $3.
I havent plugged it in yet but was interested if anyone else has one & WTF?
I havent plugged it in yet but was interested if anyone else has one & WTF?
why does it need to connect to the internet to play old konami games?
http://tgnforums.stardock.com/140299
don't get it...
http://tgnforums.stardock.com/140299
don't get it...
That is Galactic Dancing
szycag wrote:why does it need to connect to the internet to play old konami games?
http://tgnforums.stardock.com/140299
don't get it...

Sounds like too much hassle to play Gyruss and Contra.
I have Konami Arcade Classics DS (which I only keep because you can save replays in Gradius, something you sadly can´t do on the PSP version) and have to say that all the other games mentioned haven´t aged well. Scramble, for instance, might be interesting because it´s some crude proto-Gradius game, but otherwise it´s unbearable to play these days. I mean, there are other, much more interesting offerings like that Genesis/Megadrive controller with built in games like Sonic. Why bother?
I have Konami Arcade Classics DS (which I only keep because you can save replays in Gradius, something you sadly can´t do on the PSP version) and have to say that all the other games mentioned haven´t aged well. Scramble, for instance, might be interesting because it´s some crude proto-Gradius game, but otherwise it´s unbearable to play these days. I mean, there are other, much more interesting offerings like that Genesis/Megadrive controller with built in games like Sonic. Why bother?
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Well thank ____ I only spent $3!
It was one of those impulse things that I thought might be kinda cool.
I plugged it into my Vista desktop & since it isnt compatible it wouldnt play sooooo I uninstalled it & will not install it on any of the laptops.
I really thought, cuz I didnt really look when I got it, that it was self contained & the games were maybe on flash memory in the controller. Oops...
It was one of those impulse things that I thought might be kinda cool.
I plugged it into my Vista desktop & since it isnt compatible it wouldnt play sooooo I uninstalled it & will not install it on any of the laptops.
I really thought, cuz I didnt really look when I got it, that it was self contained & the games were maybe on flash memory in the controller. Oops...

The games are remixes, from what I see - not straight ports of any version of the game.FrederikJurk wrote:Sounds like too much hassle to play Gyruss and Contra.
Scramble is an acquired taste...Super Cobra will be more interesting for many folks.I have Konami Arcade Classics DS (which I only keep because you can save replays in Gradius, something you sadly can´t do on the PSP version) and have to say that all the other games mentioned haven´t aged well. Scramble, for instance, might be interesting because it´s some crude proto-Gradius game, but otherwise it´s unbearable to play these days.
Arcade Classics DS didn't impress me, but that was partly because of the botched Contra port.
Any platformer will get stale after a while...one may think Sonic or a Shinobi game is the best game ever, but nobody plays them every day.I mean, there are other, much more interesting offerings like that Genesis/Megadrive controller with built in games like Sonic. Why bother?