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Werong Bustope posted:Godot's music in AA3 is particularly excellent. I only got into Ace Attorney in the last year, and its soundtrack is already one of those things where it exists as a genre of music in itself to me.
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RagnarokAngel posted:Put it in spoiler tags. Think for a second about how that would work.
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food court bailiff posted:Think for a second about how that would work. Just like my favorite game Mobile Chili Hotspot featuring Flavor Chief.
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food court bailiff posted:Think for a second about how that would work. Putting the name of the game in spoiler tags but it spoils the entire game so click at your own risk There I thought for a second
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I'm glad that they did go ahead and put Peach in Mario Rabbids as a playable character. She hasn't been kidnapped or anything so there's no reason she shouldn't be playable. Also the fact that she's another shotgun user also helps.
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Peach with a Shotty? .....You have my attention.
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# ? Dec 2, 2019 23:41 |
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she’s the worst character in the game but that’s mainly because her skill set revolves around increasing survivability while the game ranks you on how fast you snuff out the opposing team
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Plus when you've got the infinitely better Rabbid Peach right there...
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What Rabbid Peach? I just had two Peaches. I thought it was a glitch except one is infinitely better than the other at making enemies not-alive.
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Also one is far sexier than the other. (I'll leave you to figure out which one though *wink*)
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Werong Bustope posted:Godot's music in AA3 is particularly excellent. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMnrl0tmd3k
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The final case using the original Cornered theme from the first game for the case breaking accusation was just this super awesome touch Also if you’re a person who loves big fucken twists with incredibly charming and likable characters, rocking music and amazing sprite graphics get yourself some Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective. Me saying there’s twists isn’t a spoiler because the entire game is a whodunnit and I cannot overstate how good the characters and music are Calaveron has a new favorite as of 03:19 on Dec 3, 2019 |
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Cleretic posted:I only got into Ace Attorney in the last year, and its soundtrack is already one of those things where it exists as a genre of music in itself to me. Same, and I had absorbed a general impression of Ace Attorney from osmosis, but I wasn't prepared for how relentlessly charming the games are.
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# ? Dec 3, 2019 03:10 |
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Also ghost trick is done by the same guy who does ace attorney and is easily twice as charming
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# ? Dec 3, 2019 03:12 |
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Really wish Ghost Trick would get a rerelease for the Switch and PC or something because it's just the best.
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MiddleOne posted:Really wish Ghost Trick would get a rerelease for the Switch and PC or something because it's just the best. It did come out on iOS I think recently
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Johnny Aztec posted:Peach with a Shotty? .....You have my attention. It's an overwatch skill being demonstrated in the video but that's exactly how her gun works. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDueo2lg1WI&t=38s Oxxidation posted:shes the worst character in the game but thats mainly because her skill set revolves around increasing survivability while the game ranks you on how fast you snuff out the opposing team True, but her gun will shred cover on basically every shot though so that's basically enough to make me overlook a lot of flaws. Really, Rabbid Luigi doing 160 damage a slide makes him basically the most used character in the game so far for me. I never bother with his shield or rocket with how much damage he does between that and the gun.
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# ? Dec 3, 2019 07:21 |
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theHunter: Call of the Wild - for something that I expected to be a shovelware eurojank simulator, drat is it pretty. Really beautiful environments, probably the most realistic foliage I've seen in any game. Also very good bird sounds, crickets, it's really the perfect chill stroll through a forest simulator.
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grate deceiver posted:theHunter: Call of the Wild - for something that I expected to be a shovelware eurojank simulator, drat is it pretty. Really beautiful environments, probably the most realistic foliage I've seen in any game. Also very good bird sounds, crickets, it's really the perfect chill stroll through a forest simulator. It also has multiplayer which is really unusual for that genre.
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Unperson_47 posted:It also has multiplayer which is really unusual for that genre. Can you hunt each other?
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Hah, this sidequest in Jinx frustrated me initially but talking to the giver gives you a hint that makes it actually really fun. The idea is that a zookeeper has lost 8 animals, 4 pairs, and needs them retrieving. Normally those kinds of collectibles are either evenly split between the 3 levels, which cannot happen here as there are 8, or they are all in one level together. However in this case the animals ran off to their own habitats. The aardvarks went to the spooky levels as they like the dark, the giraffes to the water levels as they like being near water, the camels to the desert levels because of course, and the hippos are probably at the pirate level that I haven't got to yet. That's cute.
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Unperson_47 posted:It also has multiplayer which is really unusual for that genre. XxCheneyxX has joined the game BioEnchanted posted:Hah, this sidequest in Jinx frustrated me initially but talking to the giver gives you a hint that makes it actually really fun. The idea is that a zookeeper has lost 8 animals, 4 pairs, and needs them retrieving. Normally those kinds of collectibles are either evenly split between the 3 levels, which cannot happen here as there are 8, or they are all in one level together. However in this case the animals ran off to their own habitats. The aardvarks went to the spooky levels as they like the dark, the giraffes to the water levels as they like being near water, the camels to the desert levels because of course, and the hippos are probably at the pirate level that I haven't got to yet. That's cute.
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Re: Ghost TrickRetro Futurist posted:It did come out on iOS I think recently Ages ago. Let's hope it didn't get lost in Apple's 32-bit apocalypse. Edit: It's fine - https://toucharcade.com/2018/02/15/ghost-trick-iphone-x-ios-11/ Edit 2: The original trailer is sooo good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OxMfwK7XKM Mierenneuker has a new favorite as of 10:22 on Dec 3, 2019 |
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FFXIV: In the earlier part of the game, you have dinner with an Empress where she gets poisoned and it leads to a bunch of dramatic shenanigans. A full expansion later, you have dinner with your buddy the elf general guy. When he proposes a toast, your character gives the glasses and bottle a conspicuously long, leery stare.
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MiddleOne posted:Really wish Ghost Trick would get a rerelease for the Switch and PC or something because it's just the best. I would kill for a Switch release of Ghost Trick, I followed the LP someone did here religiously but I've never had a chance to actually play it. I'm holding off starting the last case of AA3 because then it will be over and I don't have anything in my To Play list that scratches the same itch
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Last night I played through the Battletoads arcade game. It’s very bad and I do not recommend it, but there are a few little things that I want to mention. First, during the one vertically scrolling stage each of the toads gets a different flight-assisting backpack. Rash, the shortest one, gets two massive rockets strapped to his back (overcompensating much?). Second, there are large rat enemies and when you grab them you grab their dick and deliver several punches to their balls. Lastly, and the one that prompted this post in the first place, when playing as Zitz and pummeling an enemy on the ground, the final attack has him turn his hand into a drill which he forces into the enemy, accompanied with a geyser of blood.
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Werong Bustope posted:I'm holding off starting the last case of AA3 because then it will be over and I don't have anything in my To Play list that scratches the same itch Yeah, hoping the second trilogy doesn't take as long.
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LawfulWaffle posted:there are large rat enemies and when you grab them you grab their dick and deliver several punches to their balls Sorry, you said this game was bad?
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Werong Bustope posted:I'm holding off starting the last case of AA3 because then it will be over and I don't have anything in my To Play list that scratches the same itch Just an FYI, every single Ace Attorney game past the original trilogy is on iOS and Android (iOS has the original trilogy, but Android doesn't). While they might be pricier than you'd want, and they don't have some of the QoL changes that got back-ported to the Phoenix Wright HD collection, you can play them all on your phone.
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LawfulWaffle posted:Last night I played through the Battletoads arcade game. It’s very bad and I do not recommend it, but there are a few little things that I want to mention. First, during the one vertically scrolling stage each of the toads gets a different flight-assisting backpack. Rash, the shortest one, gets two massive rockets strapped to his back (overcompensating much?). Second, there are large rat enemies and when you grab them you grab their dick and deliver several punches to their balls. Lastly, and the one that prompted this post in the first place, when playing as Zitz and pummeling an enemy on the ground, the final attack has him turn his hand into a drill which he forces into the enemy, accompanied with a geyser of blood. I played this when I was a kid and haven't been able to find it since. It was gory as hell, but I don't remember it being worse than any other Battletoads game. In hindsight, they all kind of sucked. Strom Cuzewon posted:Second Sight also has one of my favourite twists and time-fuckery. Second Sight was such a great game, and it's a goddamn shame that studio closed. Between that and Timesplitters, they had a much higher batting average than most developers.
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CJacobs posted:Sorry, you said this game was bad? PJ DiCesare has done a couple of runs of the game for GDQ, and it's pretty obvious that the game is at best unfinished. Like, the final boss has a death sequence that would be comically drawn-out if it weren't playable and require dodging the same not-very-complicated attack pattern for several minutes. It's also heavily tuned against the player, presumably to enhance its revenue-generating potential. It's possible to 1CC (win without having to buy more lives) but only if you know exactly what you're doing.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:PJ DiCesare has done a couple of runs of the game for GDQ, and it's pretty obvious that the game is at best unfinished. Like, the final boss has a death sequence that would be comically drawn-out if it weren't playable and require dodging the same not-very-complicated attack pattern for several minutes. It's also heavily tuned against the player, presumably to enhance its revenue-generating potential. It's possible to 1CC (win without having to buy more lives) but only if you know exactly what you're doing. The game is a mess of bad design created to gobble quarters like mad. The second boss, for example, is invincible for most of the fight, and his one attack deals between 70 and 90% of your health. There are areas where enemies are dropped on you rapidly, each one doing about 20% of your health and giving you no I-frames. There are only two buttons (attack and jump) with no supers or bombs (outside of two scrolling stages) and no moves to mix up the endless combat. I put in over 50 credits trying to see the end and wound up dozing off during the final boss, coming to on the title screen. Avoid at all costs, almost zero redemptive value.
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OutOfPrint posted:I played this when I was a kid and haven't been able to find it since. It was gory as hell, but I don't remember it being worse than any other Battletoads game. In hindsight, they all kind of sucked. Second Sight is a real gem of a game that deserves more love than it got at the time.
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food court bailiff posted:Think for a second about how that would work. I want to know if were thinking of the same game i dont care if i spoil a twist for myself so just hide it for the sake of others. Or pm me i dunno.
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WHATElfface posted:Give it five years, and you'll be able to get an AI trained on his voice to read anything you like. THE Elfface posted:Give it five years, and you'll be able to get an AI trained on his voice to read anything you like. gently caress Elfface posted:heat from bullets that pass near them ???
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Death Stranding little thing: The Veteran Porter side character's face model is Sam Lake (the creator of Max Payne and his original face) and all the lost cargo you pick up for him is junk food, booze, and pills. It's like Max Payne himself is giving me orders to deliver stuff for him! I don't know if this is a coincidence or what, if so it's a hell of one. Given how much Kojima adores his fellow game dev friends, it may very well be a real reference.
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CJacobs posted:Death Stranding little thing: The Veteran Porter side character's face model is Sam Lake (the creator of Max Payne and his original face) and all the lost cargo you pick up for him is junk food, booze, and pills. It's like Max Payne himself is giving me orders to deliver stuff for him! I don't know if this is a coincidence or what, if so it's a hell of one. Given how much Kojima adores his fellow game dev friends, it may very well be a real reference. No way that's not intentional. Probably the thing that finally kicks me over into trying it out.
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Captain Hygiene posted:No way that's not intentional. Probably the thing that finally kicks me over into trying it out. I'd say after some thought that it's absolutely on purpose. Another side character's face model is Jordan Vogt-Roberts, director of Kong: Skull Island, and one of his major deliveries is to retrieve "Giant Gorilla" and "Giant Dinosaur" action figures. edit: There's also one who is a big name at Famitsu in real life- one of his specific deliveries is infiltrating a bandit camp to retrieve a stolen shipment of "Tactical Action Games". HMMMMM. I'm sure there are even more that I didn't recognize, pretty much all of the side characters have the faces of people Kojima is friends with irl. CJacobs has a new favorite as of 18:18 on Dec 3, 2019 |
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e;f,b Probably on purpose. The film director is the director of Kong: Skull Island and beyond film reels you also deliver gorilla figurines to him. Near him is the collector, portrayed by someone who worked for Famitsu (video game magazine). He’ll ask for classic video game consoles. Mierenneuker has a new favorite as of 18:23 on Dec 3, 2019 |
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There is also of course Geoff Keighly as the Ludens Fan, and pretty much all of his deliveries are literally Kojima Productions memorabilia you can buy in real life.
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