How were you supposed to know?
How were we supposed to know the OP is fucking retarded?
>>7330342>90% of the NES librarySo there are 70 NES games you'd rather play than Zelda 2?
>>7331165same. i love this game
>>7323203Go play a vn or even worse, a shmup.
>>7323203literally my favorite game ever made, seethe more, you tasteless kike
>>7331579You are an enormous faggot congrats
>>7331718Arcadey games where the only replayability is autistic tranny speedrunning is grounds for cheating so I'd say he was in the right.These games that get solved easily have no value. There is already a world record set. Why would you slave over something that is of no benefit to you.
>>7333237Why even play games then. Just watch a longplay and skip to the end.
>>7327135I mean, not many games with tribal carrots anon...
>>7333237>Arcadey game>Pikmin
>Buff all the abilities to make them vastly more complex and versatile and overall better>include the ability to spawn a monster as a buddy even when single player>still make the game so piss easy that there's no reason to use ANY of this stuffI mean we all love Great Cave Escape and the boss rush but...why?
>>7321608To make it more fun and engaging. But the series was built on its ease
>>7326272Whatever Ultra erased, it made up for by having more content and being a better version.
>>7324029I'm the same, every playthrough i look forward to milky way wishes and revenge but dread having to go through gce
Kirby is a lot of fun at its core so I think I would enjoy an extremely difficult Kirby game outside the boss rush modes.
>>7332120>more contentBut not good content. Mostly just reskins of existing modes and made even fucking easier than the original game to the point of being totally braindead. At least the original Super Star required you pay attention at least a little bit.
Hi guys, i'm new here, sorry for my bad englishIm trying to find a computer game that I played many years ago, it was maybe 2004, the computer was an old one, it had windows 98 if I remember correctly, but I'm not sureThe game was about space and passing levels with an astroship ufo like or a rocket, I think they were red, about the levels I remember that were presses or pistons that could smash you ship, also were some big rolling rocks or asteroids type that you should avoid, also were lasers that I think came from some statue's eyes. I hope someone could help me to find that game, I'd like to play it again, but just find the name would be fantasticThank you :)
>>7331946Galaga
None of these, was a game more childish y think
>>7331946Skyroads?
>>7331946Terrafire or Astrofire?https://www.ortsoftware.com/
I think it seems similar to terrafire, like you have to avoid obstacles in a defined path, I want to believe that there is no much profundity perception, could be terrafire, but really I'm not sure
Anyone who played this game has my full respect.https://youtu.be/4A1VAPb0fHQ
>>7332971Didn't matter. You only had to manually play your first 1-3 colonies, after that it was just a matter of swarming the entire garden from the "map view".
>>7332961 Tried to play it but I never had enough Vram... God damn 512k tandy card
>>7332961I wanted to but Mom never let me order it from the book club catalogue. Would it have been fun for an 8 year old?
>>7333154Yeah I played it when I was like 7
>>7332961It was an alright game, but very shallow. There's never a need to actually play the game past the first colony, and you always start outside, so there's all these cool systems inside the house that you never need to interact with. If it was actually difficult to generate queens and required a bit more work, it would be fun.
>>7332403>>7332410>>7332429>>7332460>>7332504
>>7332446The 64 DS team probably had access to the original render, so... it's nothing, I guess? Not a face, in any case.
>>7332561>"N-no having fun!"
>>7332402
>>7332402>>7332429>>7332430>>7332446>>7332460>>7333179It's not a yoshi, and I can't say exactly what it is. N1intend0 has us on lockdown browsers... beware the man. Look in the files.
You ever revisit a game you never beat as a kid?
>>7329628I think that dude was summarizing the perennial takes you see on the board, to speed through the conversation instead of letting individual autists legitimately get philosophical.Don't worry, I see you OP
>>7328383Nope. Like asking me have I ever re-dated a girl I never fucked as a kid.
>>7328383More like game you never played as a kid.
>>7328827You can beat it in 5 minutes.
>>7332491I’m 43 <shrug>. The games I’ve played are probably many you’d never be interested in. That said, gauntlet in the arcades was the shit. Wasted a ton of quarters at the skating rink playing that.
> touching the door while jumping so you glide in the air as the screen transitions> being able to do some small thing while walking, especially when there's some small skill about it. Great example: sliding in mega man. Whenever it gets too easy/boring, you can just focus on timing slides perfectly.
>>7332910
>>7331390> after beating the boss get in the perfect center so mega man doesn't have to run to it before jumping
>>7331765Sorry anon, I mean to say based.
>mystical ninja starring goemon>jump attacking going through doors>game freeze frames and it looks like you punched the door open>also mystical ninja>mashing jump makes you climb ladders faster>mashing it too hard makes you fall off>have to perfect that jump mash for every ladder
>>7333109Keyed, anon.
Technically impressive portsEven if they play like crap
>>7332924That is not good paragraphing.
Most Doom ports are based on the version programmed by a tranny.Disregard thread.
>>7333115Incorrect, Heineman only worked on the terrible 3DO port which no other ports are based on.
>>7333160Does it really matter, either way?
>>7333115Bill was not yet mentally ill back then
It's been a while since we've had one. I just started Psychonauts up last night after seeing a thread about it, it's been like 13 years since I played the version GameTap had for PC. The Xbox port is great and loading off the hard drive makes the load screens take one or two seconds, it's crazy how fast it is.What have you been playing or working on with your original Xbox? What kind of set up are you running? Looking for any patches or mods for your games?
>>7286671>>7288049oh shit, I think I remember reading this. thanks for sharing
>>7319973holy shit this looks awesome, i've never heard of this game, this destructible ground tech must've been considered impressive back then.
>>7332434Probably this:>Another difference is the character Holly wears an all-new costume this time and the character Clarissa wears her original costume from the Japanese arcade version (basically the same except it is more revealing than the costume used for the western versions).from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OutRun_2Dunno for sure though, I never played it and there is no tcrf entry for the XBox version of the game
>>7286671That football game idea sounds fun, could have been an awesome 6th gen game.
Is Blinx 2 better than Blinx 1?
You may not like it but this is what peak performance looks like:>highly interactive world>NPCs more or less as convincing as modern ones>branching storyline which can be completed in non-linear fashion>tons of easter eggs and side quests>positive and relevant moral messaging even after all these decades
>>7331829>The game has aged like milk,What is that supposed to mean?
>>7332276It might have been revolutionary at the time but now it feels extremely dated, primitive and lacking. Still an OK game in my opinion though
>>7332316How is it no longer revolutionary? Was there another game that did overworld exploration like that inserted before it?It was primitive in 1981, it was written in BASIC. If it wasn't lacking then the sequels should have turned out differently.
>>7332316>>7332351No one else made RPGs for the Apple][ until Lord Britty made one. He was the pioneer.No nihonese did it, no real britbongs did it, no other murikan fag did it. It was LB. He was the first.But yes, it aged like milk. That's what the term means.
>>7331595Ultima Underworld: Labyrinth of Worlds.
I don't get the hate for this game.I find it pretty soulful.
>>7332621I like how the enemy sprites change depending on how much damage they take.
>>7331879I think the "RPG for Americans" meant "American console audience". Square had decided against releasing FFV for the SNES thinking it would be too advanced for American Nintendo players, but considered a DOS port.
>>7331886I just play JRPGs as an adventure simulator, I don't really pay attention to the music, usually play it with a radio show on and the music lowered
>>7333094To be fair FFV is pretty trash so it's not like we lost out much. MQ is unironically a more interesting game
>>7331823>>7331831No. RNG in this game almost guarantees you'll die at least once before the end.
I was here on this board and I was wondering ... Do you have any video game cartridges or cartridges that you consider important in your life?
>>7333071lol you are in the wrong place my guy
No
What good is the yellow version?
>>7332238No, you're just retarded.
>>7331580Well done anon, they will always seethe and try to counter saying that they aren't actually mad.
>>7325330From what I remember, R/B are default Red and Blue pallettes while in Yellow the pallette changes depending which city you're in and Pokemon sprites have assigned colours insted of following the pallette
>>7332238Team rocket the organization is in Red/Blue/Green. If you're referring to James/Jesse/Meowth they're only in Yellow.
>>7332238Fellas, you need to distinguish between "Team Rocket Grund with a whip" and "Team Rocket consisting of Jesse James and a fucking talking cat", you're confusing the zoomers
For me, it has to be Karnov´s revenge. Its so shit and fun at the same time.
>>7331882The gameplay is fun, but the rest of the game is a bad ripoff of SF2. The stages are cool at least.
>mfw there's a French character named Jean...>but his name is pronounced "Djinn"
>Clown has an attraction to young male boys, and is implied to be homosexual. https://snk.fandom.com/wiki/Clown
>>7331723This is one of the more legit 90s fighters that took on a personality of its own instead of being a a derivative SF2 clone.
>>7333024It is a derivative SF2 clone, tho.
