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Does Fast Racing Neo have split screen online like Mario Kart does? My GF loves Mario Kart and thinking some more racing action could be good if we can go online together
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DroneRiff posted:My GF loves Mario Kart and thinking some more racing action could be good if we can go online together Buy Sonic Transformed Racing. No joke, you'll both love it.
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Jul 28, 2016 21:03
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Saoshyant posted:Buy Sonic Transformed Racing. No joke, you'll both love it. In case you think you're geing trolled, actually buy Sonic Transformed Racing. I have it on Steam and I think it has better tracks and driving than Mario Kart 8.
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Jul 28, 2016 21:05
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deadly_pudding posted:In case you think you're geing trolled, actually buy Sonic Transformed Racing. I have it on Steam and I think it has better tracks and driving than Mario Kart 8. Gonna have to pile on here to agree. It's my favorite Mario Kart game and it's gorgeous. Edit: You know what I want to play again? Diddy Kong Racing. I recall the last race with Wizpig was brutal and you could only reasonable expect to win by a few seconds.
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Jul 28, 2016 21:10
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Thanks everyone. Amazon has it for £15 so snapped it up for the weekend! I can remember everyone raving about but it just didn't stick in my head for some reason.
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Jul 28, 2016 21:42
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Even drug maker Jesse loves Sonic Kart. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4IorCWVzVE I honestly liked Mario Kart 8 more, but only slightly. It probably my second favorite cart racer, with Mario Kart 64 being third.
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Jul 28, 2016 22:03
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AnxiousApatosaurus posted:Word, thanks goons. Looks like I'll start with Adventure, Super Star, and, if I dig those two, Triple Deluxe. Another good start would be Nightmare in Dreamland which is a GBA remake of the original Kirby's Adventure.
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Jul 28, 2016 22:04
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AnxiousApatosaurus posted:Word, thanks goons. Looks like I'll start with Adventure, Super Star, and, if I dig those two, Triple Deluxe. Nightmare in Dream Land on the GBA is a remake of Adventure with somewhat improved graphics and audio. It's basically the same game otherwise, but I just thought you might want to know. (There's a good argument that Kirby's Adventure is the best-looking game on the NES, or at least one of the top five or so, so it needed the update less than most did) e:fb
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Jul 28, 2016 22:05
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I thought Sonic Racing Transformed sucked on Wii U. It had a pretty bad framerate. It's fantastic on PC though but still no Mario Kart 8. There's actually three versions of Kirby's Adventure. NES, GBA remake and the amazing 3D Classics version.
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Jul 28, 2016 22:06
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Fun fact: Kirby's Adventure is the absolute largest official released-in-NA NES game in terms of file size, weighing in at a whopping...half a megabyte. If you go to the Wii U eShop, it'll tell you "65.9 MB required for installation" because these things come bundled with the emulator for each individual game. (Apparently the largest unofficial Famicom game is the Chinese homebrew "port" of Final Fantasy VII to the Chinese Famicom, weighing in at two MB)
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Jul 28, 2016 22:16
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Nightmare in Dreamland is fine but I wouldn't really recommend it over the original unless it was the only version you had access to. It's technically a "better" game, I guess, but I feel like it lost a little of what made Kirby's Adventure special in the process. Sorta like Mario All-Stars where on a pure like fidelity scale they're improved but everything just looks and sounds off and there's less detail (mario 3 looks less like a stage play, kirby's art sorta runs together and is less distinct)
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Jul 28, 2016 22:20
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SRM posted:Kirby Super Star isn't just the best Kirby game, it's the best 8 Kirby games in one! I really love how while most platformers just have different visual themes for the different worlds (the cave world or the dessert world or the space world), KSS straight up features different game rules for each "world," culminating in the ability to pick and choose which ability you want to use (after tracking them down) absolutely anything posted:Nightmare in Dreamland is fine but I wouldn't really recommend it over the original unless it was the only version you had access to. It's technically a "better" game, I guess, but I feel like it lost a little of what made Kirby's Adventure special in the process. Sorta like Mario All-Stars where on a pure like fidelity scale they're improved but everything just looks and sounds off and there's less detail (mario 3 looks less like a stage play, kirby's art sorta runs together and is less distinct) Kirby's Adventure is bar none the best looking NES game imo. The color choices are so good
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Jul 28, 2016 22:29
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absolutely anything posted:Nightmare in Dreamland is fine but I wouldn't really recommend it over the original unless it was the only version you had access to. It's technically a "better" game, I guess, but I feel like it lost a little of what made Kirby's Adventure special in the process. Sorta like Mario All-Stars where on a pure like fidelity scale they're improved but everything just looks and sounds off and there's less detail (mario 3 looks less like a stage play, kirby's art sorta runs together and is less distinct)  It's still worth checking out for Meta Knight mode though.
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Jul 28, 2016 22:37
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Looper posted:I really love how while most platformers just have different visual themes for the different worlds (the cave world or the dessert world or the space world), KSS straight up features different game rules for each "world," culminating in the ability to pick and choose which ability you want to use (after tracking them down) Yeah, for as good as the last couple of Kirby games have been there's a reason Super Star is still my favorite. I really like the format of a bunch of separate "games" that each have their own focus/gimmick. I kinda wish they'd do that again. That said Planet Robobot is like, right up there. It's so good
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Jul 28, 2016 22:46
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Saoshyant posted:Buy Sonic Transformed Racing. No joke, you'll both love it. Play it because it's a great kart racer, not for the names on it.
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Jul 28, 2016 22:48
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Meldonox posted:This is so true. While I'm sure Sonic fandom is its own disorder on the spectrum by now, this is a solid game about actually going fast. And yeah, Sonic's name is on it, but it includes all the big characters from Sega games, like.. uh.. Sonic's supporting cast, and Football Manager, and the monkeys from Monkey Ball and Samba de Amigo? And a few others? loving Christ, no wonder they specifically name Sonic. No lie Vyse from SoA being playable was kind of a factor for me
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Jul 28, 2016 22:49
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Mine was Pudding from Space Channel 5. Thanks for listening to my story.
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Jul 28, 2016 22:53
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The character selection in that game is actually amazing.
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Jul 28, 2016 22:54
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(I almost exclusively played as Football Manager)
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Jul 28, 2016 22:55
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Uhh, Danica Patrick is the real star (even though I love the samurai).
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Jul 28, 2016 22:59
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I played as everyone to level them up but the best characters are the Jet Set Radio guys, Ulala and ages
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Jul 28, 2016 23:00
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On the PC version I would have played a looooot of the TF2 characters, but all their voices were wrong, so I couldn't bear it. The original voice actors take like $200 from the public to say dumb things on Youtube all the time, they would have taken whatever crumbs Sega would have been willing to offer.
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Jul 28, 2016 23:03
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Regy Rusty posted:Forget all those and just play Kirby Mass Attack Yes, but also Kirby's Dream Course.
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Jul 29, 2016 02:32
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Every Kirby game is good except for maybe that Dedede drum game. Even that probably owns cause Dedede.
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Jul 29, 2016 02:48
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That drum game was such a letdown, even the expanded version sucks.
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Jul 29, 2016 02:51
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:That drum game was such a letdown, even the expanded version sucks. All drum games will disappoint you if they are not Donkey Konga.
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Jul 29, 2016 03:10
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Inzombiac posted:All
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Looper posted:No lie Vyse from SoA being playable was kind of a factor for me Don't forget the entire Rogue's Landing course. That course made me far happier than it had any right to  .DroneRiff posted:Does Fast Racing Neo have split screen online like Mario Kart does? My GF loves Mario Kart and thinking some more racing action could be good if we can go online together It does indeed, full four-player splitscreen.
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Jul 29, 2016 04:23
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How was Kirby's 20th anniversary collection better than Mario's 25th.
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DroneRiff posted:Does Fast Racing Neo have split screen online like Mario Kart does? Neddy Seagoon posted:It does indeed, full four-player splitscreen. The framerate drops to 30fps in four player mode, but 2 player still maintains 60fps
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Jul 29, 2016 09:35
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Since the Wii U thread is no longer around, I was wondering if I could ask a question about the console in here. I am planning on getting one soon, but want to confirm that my set up for it will work. I want to use HDMI to a PC monitor for video and preferably a headset for audio. I've read that I can use the gamepad for this, although I've also read that the gamepad won't put audio out for every game. Planning on Hyrule Warriors, Xenoblade X and Bayonetta 1+2, so if all those games work with getting game audio out of the gamepad then it's a-okay.. Although I would prefer using the pro gampad for Bayonetta by the look of it. I know I can tell the console to output audio via composite and video via HDMI. Would it be possible to do this and connect headphones to the compos and get audio that way? Or would I need to use an HDMI splitter and get audio that way? The monitor I'm connecting it to does have speakers, but no USB port so I can't audio out from it. I've got access to both USB headset and 3.5mm headphones. Any help would be rad. Sorry that this is slightly off topic, but I couldn't find a better thread for it.
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Spellman posted:How was Kirby's 20th anniversary collection better than Mario's 25th. Is this a legit question? The mario 25th anniversary is the all stars version of mario 1, lost levels, 2 and 3. Those are almost considered the worst version of their games due to their hosed up physics. Meanwhile in dream collection, you got a cool museum, dreamland 1, 2, 3 as originally played, plus you get kirbys adventure, super star and kirby 64. So 6 solid kirby games, versus 4 mario games, of which they are the hosed up versions. And then Kirby has a cool menu museum thing. Mario is just a rom of super mario all-stars for the SNES. Ineffiable fucked around with this message at 12:03 on Jul 29, 2016 |
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Jul 29, 2016 11:48
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I think it was a statement not a question but it doesn't matter because the Metroid 30th Anniversary Collection will definitely exist and be even better than the Kirby one
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Help Im Alive posted:I think it was a statement not a question Would be nice to have Metroid, Metroid 2, Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion, Zero Mission and Metroid Prime 1-3 all on one disc.
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Jul 29, 2016 12:04
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Ineffiable posted:Is this a legit question? The mario 25th anniversary is the all stars version of mario 1, lost levels, 2 and 3. Those are almost considered the worst version of their games due to their hosed up physics. All I'm saying is here's a trailer for Kirby and Mario. You tell me which one's better https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA6cqE5gDIs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5a9KVVhwWc
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iGestalt posted:Since the Wii U thread is no longer around, I was wondering if I could ask a question about the console in here. You can do this pretty easily in Windows. I played Splatoon with voice chat like this for a while with both the voice and game audio coming over my headset so the people I was playing with didn't have to hear my game. You need a Wii composite cable and an RCA audio to 3.5mm adapter. Plug the Wii composite cable into the console and then connect the red and white audio connectors to your PC's line in using the adapter. In the Wii U's system settings you can tell it to output the video through HDMI and the audio through the analog output. In Windows, you can tell it to pipe the line in out through one of the audio output devices, "Speakers" if using an analog headset or the specific headset device if using the USB headset. edit: if you don't want to use a computer you can probably go buy a headphone amplifier and use it instead of the PC BattleMaster fucked around with this message at 12:23 on Jul 29, 2016 |
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BattleMaster posted:You can do this pretty easily in Windows. I played Splatoon with voice chat like this for a while with both the voice and game audio coming over my headset so the people I was playing with didn't have to hear my game. Interesting - thank you! I'm not interested in voice chat, just game audio. This does seem like it'd work with what I want, though. I'll give it a try when I get the console!
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Jul 29, 2016 12:32
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Ineffiable posted:Is this a legit question? The mario 25th anniversary is the all stars version of mario 1, lost levels, 2 and 3. Those are almost considered the worst version of their games due to their hosed up physics. The Mario All-Stars Collection is better than Kirby's, because it actually came out in PAL regions  .
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Which one should I get, SMT IV or DeSu 2 ? I like the anime style of DeSu 2 more, but I've played the NDS version
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systemchronos posted:Which one should I get, SMT IV or DeSu 2 ? Do you want a dungeon crawler or an SRPG?
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