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SelenicMartian posted:
Probably just as poo poo as the game always was. It's a perfect example of a game both being way too hard, and you just having one life (at least to start). The game only exists as hard mode, and there's no good reason for that.
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Double Dragon 3 is probably good with rewind. I remember really enjoying renting it as a kid. I loved that you could recruit a couple bosses you beat, that functioned as an extra life. I also remember the characters being easier to control for some reason
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I always thought of NES Double Dragon 3 as being better than the arcade version.. The arcade version is a microtransaction hellscape that predicted the dark future we live in now: ![]() ![]() It's not talking about some in-game coin, you literally insert a loving quarter to buy from the item shop
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I was at a wedding reception in a hipster part of town and they had arcade machines there and one was Double Dragon so I thought I'd give it a try and it was hard as gently caress. Nothing like the NES game. The Wizard lied to us.
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I just watched GameXplain's preview for Mega Man Zero Collection, and apparently you can remap controls however you want, but can't map anything to Zl or Zr. What the gently caress Capcom
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American McGay posted:I was at a wedding reception in a hipster part of town and they had arcade machines there and one was Double Dragon so I thought I'd give it a try and it was hard as gently caress. Nothing like the NES game. I don't know if ![]() I always hated the actual arcade Double Dragon and Contra games. The NES versions were so much better, though DD1 should've had co-op.
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fit em all up in there posted:Is anyone else excited for the mystery dungeon remake ? extremely me. agreed that demo felt like 5 mins
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Been a while since SNES was updated, yeah? I know they aren't on a fixed schedule but something new sure would be nice.
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A direct would also be nice. Every Wednesday that passes without one being announced I die a little inside.
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Inzombiac posted:Been a while since SNES was updated, yeah? I think the last one was the Punch Out + BoF 2 set in... November/December? Guessing they'll put out another in their last month of the fiscal year to boost subs.
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American McGay posted:A direct would also be nice. Every Wednesday that passes without one being announced I die a little inside. I guess a reputable leaker on a Resetera thread said there would be two this month, one being a regular Direct and the other being dedicated to Animal Crossing, so the next few weeks should be full of goodness. Of course, this is about as unreliable as a post can get.
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Aren't they usually announced on Tuesday
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They're generally announced the day before or two days before, which means if it hasn't happened by Wednesday then it's probably not gonna happen that week.
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Bet on Monday Nintendo will be like "There was a Nintendo direct posted Saturday, we forgot to tweet it"
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A Nintendo Redirect, made up entirely of trailers and presentations of delayed games, and blame-shifting tweets.
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SelenicMartian posted:A Nintendo Redirect, made up entirely of trailers and presentations of delayed games, and blame-shifting tweets. A direct for FF7R, Cyberpunk 2077, Marvel's Avengers, Dying Light 2, The Last of Us Part 2, Watch Dogs: Legion and so on?
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SelenicMartian posted:A Nintendo Redirect, made up entirely of trailers and presentations of delayed games, and blame-shifting tweets. And in the last five minutes Sakurai shows up drunk and announces, I dunno, Raphael Ambrosius Costeau for Smash.
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Gripweed posted:Animal Crossing has sneakers now. The final barrier has been removed. We can have an Animal Crossing/Splatoon crossover So AC, but you can vandalize your neighbor's houses?
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Inu posted:So AC, but you can vandalize your neighbor's houses? ![]()
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International Waters, baby. Anything goes.
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Be honest with me, how many of you goons are gonna name your island "Outer Heaven" and make a FOXHOUND flag?
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deadly_pudding posted:Be honest with me, how many of you goons are gonna name your island "Outer Heaven" and make a FOXHOUND flag? There's probably gonna be a few Little St. James too
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I'm gonna name my island Sixty Nine because it's gonna be a nice island.
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Anyway, I'm gonna recommend another game I don't think has been mentioned in the thread yet, Gabbuchi The goal is to get to the heart-shaped cookie at the end. All you can do is jump and switch colors. Your jump is always 2.5 blocks high, and you can change color on a whim with the shoulder buttons. The trick is Gabbuchi will eat blocks the same color as him, so if he's white he can stand on red blocks just fine, but will gobble any white block he comes in contact with. Thus the game revolves around figuring out which blocks you need to not break to progress. And of course, there's additional incentives to gobble all possible blocks you can, and to do so with minimal color changes. Here's a video of a level I finished in World 4 (of 15) for an idea of what levels are like past the initial batch. https://twitter.com/m64_ss/status/1225401679140360192 There are 180 levels total, and there's also a level editor, though bizarrely there's no way I can see to play other people's levels. Also there is a demo available if you want to try it out. I got it on sale, but once again it seems the sale is already over by the time I wrote this up. Still, seems worth full-price to me if you like puzzle platformers.
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deadly_pudding posted:Be honest with me, how many of you goons are gonna name your island "Outer Heaven" and make a FOXHOUND flag? Mine's going to end up being some variation of Bonezone, because I'll be sharing the island with my husband and I like to keep it classy.
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I finally checked out Dauntless. It's not bad??? It's kind of basic, though, very Numbers Going Up. Still tryin to decide what my flight game should be. Fire Emblem is an okay candidate, but you can accomplish shockingly little in that game in like 5 hours if it's time to do School Stuff. I thought about Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate, but god drat I don't think I can go back to old-school monhun fussing with paint bombs and loading screens. How's Astral Chain's visual fidelity in portable mode? Can you keep track of stuff on the little screen?
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Recommend me a carrying case that will fit a switch with the nyko thin case on it.
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deadly_pudding posted:I finally checked out Dauntless. It's not bad??? It doesn't help with the loading screens, but play as the cat. Prowlers don't need paintballs to track monsters and they don't need pickaxes or bug nets. In fact they barely it items at all. And their equipment is very cheap and easy to make.
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Mine's always been Traverse Town, with the logo from KH1 on my flag. Someday when I have both a duck and a dog in my town I'll create a Sora villager.
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Mine's different every time. I dunno what it's gonna be this time around. Koholint seems appropriate? Or Kokomo lol
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deadly_pudding posted:How's Astral Chain's visual fidelity in portable mode? Can you keep track of stuff on the little screen? I spent a couple hours yesterday playing Astral Chain in handheld mode and I was pretty impressed by how well it runs and how good it looks there.
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Mega64 posted:Anyway, I'm gonna recommend another game I don't think has been mentioned in the thread yet, Gabbuchi
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deadly_pudding posted:Be honest with me, how many of you goons are gonna name your island "Outer Heaven" and make a FOXHOUND flag? I remember that enough people named their towns Hyrule and themselves Link in the first English entry that they were able to form a trading community and decipher the password system based on that common thread alone. Nerds really like to think together.
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Cipher Pol 9 posted:This looks rad as hell and feels like Boxboy, thanks for posting about it It's Boxboy but instead of making boxes you eat boxes.
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https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/z3b3z4/the-pursuit-of-cheap-video-games-has-been-getting-switch-owners-banned
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Silver Falcon posted:It doesn't help with the loading screens, but play as the cat. Prowlers don't need paintballs to track monsters and they don't need pickaxes or bug nets. In fact they barely it items at all. And their equipment is very cheap and easy to make. From my experience trying to play as a cat it's great for gathering but actually killing anything takes forever and isn't fun at all
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I fell off MHGU but I actually found the gathering to not be too bad. It definitely helps that it's on Switch, I'd chill in my kitchen picking flowers while my dinner cooked. Actually kind of peaceful.
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It's pretty bad to be honest. The first few missions involve no actual hunting, which was pretty weird since it was my first Monster Hunter game. I was surprised at how much better MH4U's campaign was when I played that.
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deadly_pudding posted:I finally checked out Dauntless. It's not bad??? I've played a bit too, I wish there was something to do other than go to island and kill big monster. Maybe some smaller monsters to also kill. Maybe special NPCs to find and rescue, idk. The system for getting better gear is super boring though - build the base armour set then upgrade in tiny increments. It does have its moments though, you feel pretty kick rear end when you hammer shot a shrike in the face mid flight to drop it to the ground.
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# ? Mar 7, 2021 17:51 |
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I've never played a Monster Hunter before... Is there any actual hunting involved, above and beyond 'go here, kill this, get a thing'? What I mean is, remember fighting The End in Metal Gear Solid 3, and how you had to be smart and methodical about the whole thing? Is there any of that in MH? Any planning, detailed tracking, or anything like that?
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