@Eagly Also Kratos is just a force of nature that will literally kill/destroy everything/everyone who stands in his way, which is interesting in its own right.
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I must be a less than great mind then because the thought alone makes me want to not have pasta, yellow cheese or ketchup for a week or two, or like 8 months
It’s okay, not everybody has such culture like me and @Kermit1
I still have a lot to learn
I've never seen somebody putting sawdust on pasta and calling it "cheese", for example, so thank you for the nightmares guys
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@Eagly yeah, I noticed that when seeing someone play. I didn't really like it, to be honest. I don't want to be a spoilsport or a negative person, but I noticed that many western games tend to aspire to be very emotional nowadays, but they fail spectacularly at it (vide The Last of Us, or God of War)
I kinda liked Kratos for being that angry boi who would just mindlessly murder everything in his path, it was his thing. "Let the Rage of the Gods drive your blades, Kratos". I still remember the door scene
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@JadeKitsune
Then you have to figure it out how to love yourself and having good relationship with other peoples.
Don't keep pity yourself.
If you keep thinking you are useless, you are literally look useless by keep saying that.
You need to listen to this song for your self reflection.
Be strong.
@Eagly I think a small amount of overstock is a good idea in these scenarios in case a shipment gets lost or one or more items arrive damaged. But nothing too crazy. I could've done midnight launches back in the day when I was more of a night owl. I still kind of am, but not as late. XD I hate mornings anyway.
I think the people clamoring for open world everything either have waaaay too much time on their hands and/or probably game more than is healthy. Granted, everyone plays through games differently. I tend to take my time with many of them depending on the genre. I usually prefer to enjoy what I'm playing, not to rush through.
I did try to get a hold of the original XC1, but it was overpriced by the point I learned about it. Same with the N3DS version by the time I bought a unit capable of playing it. Zanza was, in short, a mad god in a way. Not Kefka from Final Fantasy VI mad (Is there any topping that?), but still crazy. I highly encourage you to play XCX if you get the chance, though it leans less on story and fantasy and more on sci-fi elements, exploration, and world building. The alternate realities could very well mean the saga is ending. Noah (and possibly Rex and Shulk via conjecture from the trailer alone) might finally break the cycle permanently.
@MarioLover92 Ah, Gaming Historian. I like his videos, though I admit it's been awhile since I've watched him. I don't get to many YT videos longer than ~5 minutes or so unless I'm doing a chore around the house where I can watch to the side or listen. I use online guides if I get stuck these days; I was just consulting one for Kirby and the Amazing Mirror over on GameFAQs since I finally admitted I was hopelessly lost. At least I managed to get three mirror shards on my own lol.
As with Sunshine, no GameCube access back in the day. So I missed out on the original TWW entirely...though I didn't properly get into the Zelda series until I played Twilight Princess on the Wii. I'd say The Wind Waker HD makes it into my top 7 or so. Maybe top five, but that's a crazy category to rank lol. I'd like to replay a lot of the Zelda series...but my problem is similar to yours. So many games, both old and new, so little time....Why am I an adult again?
@Colonel_Mustache One time I used audio from... it's a VR game, not sure what the name of it is, but he played a thief, he said the key to being a thief is "nice and stealthy"... then proceeded to smash open a window in the game. "Like a MOUSE!"
Nice past couple of days, friend and I watched John Wick 2 together, and I've been on a Mortal Kombat kick lately. Been playing Mortal Kombat XL and the classic games on PC.
Nfts get worse the deeper you dig some people just steal art and sell them as NFTs
Some franchises are better suited for shake ups than others. With how energetic trolls is it could make an easy 2D shift. Lego cut thier losses toys to life was dying and they got out before the whole thing turned to garbage. But I miss all the cool crossover sets. At least we got a real sonic lego set
I will read it in a day and be said I did that
That was more of a joke the real reason I fear PC’s is I am not great with computers understanding specs getting stuff loaded properly etc is a nightmare I prefer just inserting disks
That is really bad considering art theft is a big problem with artists.
Indeed. The Sonic Lego Dimensions stuff was too good. Honestly, Sonic is what sold me on it, and I stayed because of some of the other stuff it had. The last set I got was Powerpuff Girls, while based off the 2016 series, it even threw in references to the original series too. Like these sets felt like they were made by fans. I wonder how Traveler's Tales felt working on a Sonic thing again since they did some Sonic games during the Saturn era.
Alrighty, that's one thing about PC gaming, because of being interested in it, you end up learning more about how PCs work and little things here and there, or even tricks to do things better.
@Sunsy I'm indirectly connected to some of the pulse of the Amusement industry due to my job (Amusement is the industry term; think video game cabinets, dartboards, jukeboxes, crane machines, gacha machines, etc.), so I can back up that many of those games are indeed set up to milk coins; some even have difficulty settings the technician can set at the behest of the location they're installed in. I've seen this in action directly through crane and pinball machines. I don't work directly with these machines, but some of the software I work with tracks where they are, if they need repaired, etc.
My favorite driving cabinets are Hydro Thunder, California Speed, and Cruis'n Exotica. I'm normally not into racing video games outside of a bit of Mario Kart now and then, but I don't mind the occasional coin-op round (or free test rounds if my employer has one in for maintenance; our technicians are awesome when it comes to play testing lol).
Wow, that's pretty cool. I'm trying to remember which arcade game was hardest for me. I want to say Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 when I tried a machine, aside from that one machine, most of my MK experience was at home on Genesis or Super NES. Most of the arcade games I've played were Sega ones, and I was decent at them, also kind of helped playing the games at home, lol.
Play testing sounds awesome. Now I'm reminded of a racing game I once played called San Francisco Rush 2049, I remember it looked like the smoothest game I've seen at the time when I tried it.
@Sunsy Yep, I'm happy with how I spent Mario Day. I played as Mario in MK8D throughout my entire session that day, too, with the classic pipe frame.
Yep you're right, KOTOR was made by BioWare, I know they made Sonic Chronicles as well. I've not played that one, but I do know of it.
It was called Jetpac, without the K, and yeah that was a pretty good game as well. It was indeed made before Rare made games for Nintendo consoles - I had no clue what system it was originally on, until much, much later. Turns out it was made for the ZX Spectrum, which was a computer that was quite popular in the UK back in the early 80s.
I remember that Sega Genesis ornament you showed me. I don't have any Sega ornaments myself, just Nintendo, so I might try to get some next holiday. I wanna try to get that SNES ornament as well. That's awesome, I used to play Sonic Mega Collection a lot back when I first got it for the GameCube. It marked the first time I got to play Sonic 3 and many of the other games, I first played Sonic 1 and 2 at a babysitter's house after school when I was a child. They had a Genesis over there. Sonic Mega Collection got me into Sonic back in the early 2000s, alongside Sonic Adventure 2 Battle and the first Sonic Advance.
That's good to hear, especially when you're getting spares on discount. Yeah, that's a real bummer that these GameCube games are so ridiculously expensive. Those GameCube games that I have now, they aren't going anywhere, and I'm so happy I have them after all these years!
Thanks! I have a good amount of Disney stuff now, and I'd love to get more. I wanna play more of Disney Dreamlight Valley sometime, and I've been thinking of trying out Castle of Illusion, too. I heard that game, as well as World of Illusion, are really good. The last two are both on the Sega Genesis Mini.
I still need to play the Grand Prix to the new DLC tracks, right now it's only been two player mode with my friend.
Yup, now I'm reminded I still need to play Sonic Chronicles. I have a copy of it I didn't put much play time in.
Yup, that's the game. I thought it was an NES game when I first played it, or even an arcade game, I had no idea it was made for another system. Weirdly enough, a Nintendo system has an officially sanctioned ZX Spectrum emulator within DK64.
That's great, I think Sonic Mega Collection ended up being a lot of Nintendo fans' first experience to the classic Sonic games. I hope I can get the Super NES ornament too, after all, I did get mine for Christmas. I think it has Super Mario World sound effects when switched on.
Yeah, and it also can be interesting. I got an extra copy of Smurfs Dance Party, the oddity is they're two different games. The Toys R Us edition with bonus song, and a regular edition. They made two different saved games on my Wii, it's interesting one is its own disc with the song on it. Like Ubisoft made two different versions of the same game. Fun oddity about having a spare. Yeah, I did get some extra of Sonic games on GameCube, but that was long before any price increases.
Cool, my friend plays Dreamlight Valley. I haven't gotten much Disney stuff, though my friend did surprise me with a mini Alice's Wonderland Bakery coloring book yesterday. Last few Disney things I got were related to that show. Disney made a good show for younger kids (it is a Disney Junior show after all), and it expands on their version of Alice in Wonderland, I love it.
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