19xx the War Against Destiny
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- Nelfe80
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Played at home
Enter the worldwide standings of retro and neo-retro gaming from your Windows PC or your own cabinet. Watch other players' replays, improve, and go after their records.
A selection of games to start with. Guided setup for your PC.
The guided setup runs on a Windows PC. From here you can already browse the records, the standings and the replay pages.
Records to beat
Every score carries its rule, its place in the standings and where it was set. The standings are open to everyone.
One credit, no continue 1cc
Played at home
One credit, no continue 1cc
Played at home
Replay playback happens on your own machine, with your own copy of the game and a compatible environment. From a phone the record page stays readable and the steps are shown.
Join from home
The same experience applies to a Windows computer and to a personal cabinet. No equipped venue is required.
An email and a sign-in link. Your nickname becomes your identity in the standings, and it holds your games and your records.
RetroBat, APIExpose, then linking to your account. The guide picks up where you are and skips what is already done.
Your score leaves signed and timestamped. The replay follows, and your world place appears.
The guided setup needs a Windows PC. Standings and replay pages stay readable from any device.
To get started
Three iconic games to rediscover. The selection changes every week.
Mega Drive
1991 · SEGA · Platform · 1 player(s)
Sonic The Hedgehog breaks the limits of traditional video games with speed, style, and wild action. Blast through loops with the Super Sonic Spin Attack, launch through tunnels, and spin through 360-degree mazes. Gravity? Doesn't matter. Standing still? Not an option. This is a rush of speed you won't want to stop.
Arcade
1997 · Namco · Fighting / 2.5D · 1-2 player(s)
The world's 19 toughest fighters enter The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3, in order to defeat Heihachi, and Ogre, who has taken the souls of many of the world's greatest fighters to adopt its own fighting style. Every character has his own ambition of winning the tournament. A fully 3-D game with one on one concept of fighting.
Arcade
2001 · Capcom · Fighting · 1-2 player(s)
"Street Fighter Zero 3" ("Street Fighter Alpha 3" outside Japan and southeast Asia) was released for the Sony PlayStation (1998), Sega Dreamcast (1999) and Sega Saturn (1999) with additional features not found in the original arcade version. This game, "Street Fighter Zero 3 Upper", is the arcade port of those console versions, which was released exclusively in Japan. Changes and additions brought in from the console version includes hidden characters Balrog ('Mike Bison' in Japan), Juni and Juli playable from the start, joining the new characters to the game which includes past Street Fighter legends Guile, Dee Jay, Fei Long and T. Hawk. In total, 34 playable characters are in the game.
Game sheets and artwork: ScreenScraper.
The MEM community
Your best mark, your world place and the score to pass to move up one rank.
See the standingsA run plays back frame by frame on your machine, with the game and environment it needs.
See the standingsStreamers open challenges you enter from home, with shared standings.
See the streamers pageFor streamers
Your viewers join your challenge from home and their score lands in your standings while you commentate.
See the streamers pageFor game creators
A documented page, a one-move install on the player's machine, and scoring when the title allows it.
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