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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GypCbMULpzE
"Or, it's a key all the time, and when you stick it in people, it unlocks their death."

All toasters toast toast

I couldn't take the original TBH. I forgot that saving was manual and lost big; many such cases

Hugger

Rance 6 and Quest (7) have a mechanic where characters return home after a certain number of battles in an area, so you have to rotate them. Sengoku Rance works similarly in dungeons. 9 also has SRPG-style battles where you deploy many units each time and sometimes need to distribute them into multiple groups. A game where it is kind of true is Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. The last two characters to join need to catch up in power, mostly exist after you have a full party of other characters available, and seemingly aren't that great anyway.

I don't know how they're expecting to drum up hype for this after the first was widely declared not even funny-bad.

It's March... wait

Well, the protagonist is a cipher by design, so I understand why that question is so difficult.

I recognize some arguments used to rationalize bullying in this topic.

What is that, like Graveyard Keeper?

There's also the fact that sales of a direct sequel can only really come from people who bought and finished its predecessor.

Anyone else remember the one tile of fancy water in the museum in Ratchet & Clank 2?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MzmXo7kJtI&t=6m45s

LeonhartFour posted...

three WarioWare games and no Mario Party huh

There's really no reason for the other two to be there alongside Twisted.

It doesn't?!

Speaking of the water, the environmental textures dropping to barely textures during cutscenes is either a poor decision or a protest against having to develop this for PS5.

It seems like we're struggling to find a middle ground between "variety doesn't matter" and "variety is the only thing that matters" at the moment.

This game was definitely made with a "more is better" philosophy and some of the components are, well, garbage, but It's also not the worst. XVI's overworld sections are worse, and those stick like glue to one concept throughout.

pjbasis posted...

Variety should come from the main gameplay.

If a game is built on excellent fine-turned core gameplay, I don't want to hear complaints that it's "repetitive". But that's a discussion entirely unrelated to this game.

The chicken one is a bit stupid but it has to be intentional in order to set up that punchline.
Also it's decent enough to not make the chickens reset instantly after a failure.

Kenri posted...

Assassin bug

Isn't that a nonfictional bug?

Oh yeah, sit-ups... Even then, it's only cruel, not cruel and baffling.

Mortal Kombat 3
Is that the title?

Did the Kill the Mindflayer while babysitting the other two enemies one shortly before chocobo gliding. Was a rough night.

QED

Not hard at all? Did you get all the high scores? I had to do research to even understand how it was possible.

My friend keeps saying how he hates QB, which is just a failure of taste on his part.

The frog game was a headache in retrospect, but I wouldn't put it in the AVGN "What were they thinking?!" category like chocobo gliding. The controls make sense and there aren't any weird quirks to unravel. It's just execution and it's a bit annoying.

Really every element of it seems deliberately spiteful, right down to the controls.

Okay, the Glide de Chocobo minigame is heinous.

Oh, Pepper Grinder is this month too?

Winter

Where there's smoke, there's fire
-Smoke, Mortal Kombat 9

Meowths using Payday
Although, I saw a video where someone calculated the financial capacity of Payday and it's really not much. Might not even be enough to feed the cats.

I er, don't think it will.

Ehhh, oh, Midnight Suns, that's okay I guess.

There is a hard version of Fort Condor, but apparently it's also affected by Dynamic Difficulty. Which seems like a black box other than theoretically being harder that Normal.

I never got around to U but Wii is way better than the original, and probably better than 2 as well.

The Hero(es): Speed Racer
Name of Song: Go Speed Racer Go
Source Material/Artist: Peter Fernandez (Eng. version)
Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suCm1w_KTiY

The Hero(es): Johnny
Name of Song: The Devil Went Down to Georgia
Source Material/Artist: The Charlie Daniels Band
Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sh7BZf7D5Bw

I thought of Bonnie Tyler's Holding Out For a Hero but I don't know what to call the hero

I think? Like, the PS5 version should be Intergrade. The DLC code should be some trinkets and summon materia at most, which you can buy on PSN if you care. This is all because SE got very particular with who was entitled to a free PS5 upgrade and what was included for said people (Not the Yuffie episode).

Must be out of print. The PS5 version is currently unavailable on Amazon.

Moonroof posted...

I cant believe how confusing this is lol. I am looking at physical Intergrade copies but all the reviews say the DLC code is only applicable in UK??

They're probably selling UK copies to save money

Incidentally, 7 seems like the peak of consoles being terribly underpowered compared to PC

I agree with 2-3, but as 3 had the first "modern" games, 6 saw the removal of the biggest remaining limitations. There were still some limits that affected the type of game that could be made, but most genres could be pulled off competently without running into an inevitable hardware wall.

0%, but hey, it's still a good deal.

If you go back far enough, this and Trails are technically a part of the same series

Sad to hear.

Warner Bros Discovery, eh? A name we're hearing all too often lately.

the digital only future is certainly a time to live in

These should be considerably easier to come by than copies of some discontinued physical games, at least.

KamikazePotato posted...

Bro she stole your materia and barely apologized for it

And put them back in a random order! At least nobody in-game pretends that she isn't annoying.