Oneshot fangames... on older consoles? (No spoilers!)

[HardwareRabbit]

What if somebody made Oneshot fangames on older consoles such as the NES and N64 and it was meta on that console instead of your PC?

[Melody]

i mean if it can run linux...

[HardwareRabbit]

Originally posted by Pancakes:

i mean if it can run linux...

The Dreamcast could use the VMU...

[AortaPlatinum]

Originally posted by CarDriver11:

Originally posted by Pancakes:

i mean if it can run linux...

The Dreamcast could use the VMU...

Oh maybe do something cool with the VMU like how OneShot does cool stuff that utilizes Windows' features. Have puzzles that require you to use the VMU as a guide to figure out a solution on the TV, or you have to get your character through an impassable area, so you remove the VMU, their soul, while playing, and move their body through the dangerous area, and then put the VMU back in. Could even add some SOMA ass psychological horror vibes

[HardwareRabbit]

Originally posted by AortaPlatinum:

Originally posted by CarDriver11:

The Dreamcast could use the VMU...

Oh maybe do something cool with the VMU like how OneShot does cool stuff that utilizes Windows' features. Have puzzles that require you to use the VMU as a guide to figure out a solution on the TV, or you have to get your character through an impassable area, so you remove the VMU, their soul, while playing, and move their body through the dangerous area, and then put the VMU back in. Could even add some SOMA ass psychological horror vibes

That's neat! On another note, these games could be an alternate universe to the original, given that a Vetrex is different to windows for example, albeit the characters may not change visually... Back on topic... I imagine using the super scope or the zapper to get targets Niko can't get to, or puting in a controller for port 2 to manipulate the world, or even using the snes or ps1 mouse or even the DS stylus to draw paths for Niko. They might also have little references to games popular on the system like finding a golden puzzle peice as a puzzle to open a door on a N64 oneshot fangame or should I say "Oneshot 64" in reference to Banjo-Kazooie. These games could be a tribute to Oneshot, the console, and it's legacy.