Today i come with a little "critical" subject. After some days thinking about this i want to know why Fightcade allows some unnecessary roms.
I am talking about roms like "Jojo's Venture", "SF III 1& 2", "Garouo" and so on. What's the point of this roms? Some of then are understable, for example, the seconds, thirds and so on parts of a saga like KOF where the mechanics drastically change from game to game. But others, like Jojo's Venture have no sense, in this case, Jojo's Venture is a beta of the main game launched months before the final title "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure" with a lot of bugs (a lot, lot, lot...). People do not play it and i note that it have an unnecesary space on the client.
Another example of this is Breakers/Breakers Revenge. Revenge version is the same game just with one extra player and a lot of bug fixes (like infinites loops).
I know that one of the main attractive Fightcade features is the number of games but i think there's some cases that make no sense to be available on the list.
Today i come with a little "critical" subject. After some days thinking about this i want to know why Fightcade allows some unnecessary roms.
I am talking about roms like "Jojo's Venture", "SF III 1& 2", "Garouo" and so on. What's the point of this roms? Some of then are understable, for example, the seconds, thirds and so on parts of a saga like KOF where the mechanics drastically change from game to game. But others, like Jojo's Venture have no sense, in this case, Jojo's Venture is a beta of the main game launched months before the final title "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure" with a lot of bugs (a lot, lot, lot...). People do not play it and i note that it have an unnecesary space on the client.
Another example of this is Breakers/Breakers Revenge. Revenge version is the same game just with one extra player and a lot of bug fixes (like infinites loops).
I know that one of the main attractive Fightcade features is the number of games but i think there's some cases that make no sense to be available on the list.