I mean some of that stuff would more accurately be called mods rather than cheats.
It's going to vary for everyone, but retro basically just means old stuff, so it's always a moving target.
When I was playing the NES, games like Pong and Donkey Kong and Pac Man felt retro. When I was playing the N64, NES games felt retro. Nowadays, PS1 and N64 definitely feel retro to me. I don't think I'm ready to call the Wii retro yet, but I know most people probably accept it as retro now.
A couple interesting ones that I remember:
- Haunting starring polterguy
- Jurassic Park
- Aladdin
- Ghostbusters
- Castle of illusion starring Mickey mouse
- Road Rash 2 (maybe it doesn't hold up these days)
I remember getting a DS, and just being amazed that I could just close it, and my game would be paused and I could just open it back up the next day and keep playing right where I left off.
French police probably don't murder the rioters.
Why do I keep seeing articles saying that the bot activity dropped, then other articles saying "actually it didn't drop", and now more articles saying it dropped again?
Is this the same leak from back in May, or an entirely new one?
DataOne was given 45 days to apply for the permits or else cease operations, but they can continue operating the gas engines while seeking permits.
I don't have a link, but I do remember reading the article about this about a week ago. I think it happened in a Walmart, and the article didn't really go into details about what the actual crime was.
I think it's something like "beautiful mountain range".
Longplays of that game on YouTube are about 1 hour long. You aren't really expected to complete it on the first time through, and by the time you get good at it, you should basically know how to get through it quickly.
From reading the article it sounds like they get constant accusations from people who don't do even the minimum effort to look into it. If you have to separately defend yourself to 1000 different people because they are all to lazy to read the info you have already published, it becomes unreasonable.