On the side of more of a retro revival, the NES gave birth to the Castlevania series as seen on Netflix ™. (Tales of phantasia was also translated excellently for the PlayStation, but we’re just talking Nintendo atm) ![]() They are a treat both visually and audibally, and have what has paved the way to be the format and plot trope for many games today. They were also the hardest games to emulate correctly, with compressed textures/fonts, extensive voice recording and onboard chips. These three games on the Super Nintendo are probably the most taxing games to emulate, weighing in at 48Mbits. Back in the early emulation days, there were three excellent games that were translated: But when they’re in Japanese only, they aren’t always easy to play. ![]() just in case everyone mentions the same things. Now this is a big question! I’ll just mention a handful of “hidden” gem kind of games, brought to life thanks to the power of emulation.
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