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Serious Michael posted:Games where you can slow down time to cap bitches. I think Stranglehold is a notable exception from this list. Not a perfect game but still a lot of fun.
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These games eventually sold me on the DS and I'd recommend them to anyone: Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow Rhythm Heaven/Paradise Professor Layton and the Curious Village
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Rollersnake posted:A strangely specific request, but are there any fighting games (2D or 3D) other than Street Fighter Alpha 3 that have co-op play? I used to love SFA3's Dramatic Battle mode even though it wasn't exactly fully realized, and I'm surprised I haven't seen anything like it since. I'm pretty sure the X-Box DOA games have co-op tag battle. The only other 'game' I know of with simultaneous co-op is MUGEN for the PC.
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Rollersnake posted:Can anyone tell me how to get into MUGEN? What I should download, and from where? I've tried to get into it in the past, but the MUGEN community seems really insular and fragmented. I'm also really not into the fast, flashy, over-the-top Marvel vs. Capcom sort of fighters (for context, my favorite fighting games are Super Street Fighter 2 and Art of Fighting 3), and I doubt there's enough content out there to assemble a MUGEN build I'd personally enjoy. I've been out of it for awhile but it seems there's an official release of it here: http://www.elecbyte.com/mugen This might be a good place to start: http://mugenguild.com/forumx/index.php?topic=85902.0 To be honest, it probably will be a fair bit of work to get a set-up you're happy with but once you're set and ready, it really is a ton of fun. Don't worry about being over-loaded with ridiculous characters, just don't download them. With some effort, you could probably create a fairly 'realistic' SSF2 vs AoF3 game.
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Cardboard Fox posted:Can anyone recommend me something that's like the old Gran Turismo games? Gran Turismo and Gran Turismo 3 are my favorite racing games of all time and I've had trouble finding modern racing games appealing after playing the early GT series. My problem is that I want fun driving, huge car customization and a giant career mode all in one game. I've tried GT4, but just found the mechanics of the driving too boring. I really like the driving mechanics in Dirt 2, but you can't customize cars and there really is no huge career mode like there was in the GT games. Need for Speed: Shift (1 or 2) should be right up your alley.
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Elman posted:I'm finishing Castlevania: Symphony of the Night and I love it. I'd never played a Metroidvania game before and I never knew this one was so good. If you happen to have a DS, all three of those games are great.
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Any decent airport simulation games out there? I can vaguely remember one from a few years back but I can't recall the title. I found a couple of possibilities searching through Google but I'm interested in knowing what goons have had experience with.
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