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Kewpuh posted:video games:; OK! What shall we discuss?
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Today I returned from my 3 week vacation to Hawaii and boy I can't wait to sit inside and okay lots of video games!
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Phantasium posted:It was insanely cool when it came out. That day? The day of the incident?
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I gotta do stuff but all I want to do is sit in the air con and play Nier: A. Summer is a hosed season and you're dumb as poo poo if you like it. imo.
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Jan 10, 2018 13:47
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Jay Rust posted:Is Shenmue still worth playing?
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i'm an expert on neither but i think that when shenmue went dormant for 15 years the yakuza series was the thing that moved in to fill the gap. from what i've seen of the latter it seems very similar. i don't really get the fanaticism people have for shenmue though
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Cowcaster posted:i'm an expert on neither but i think that when shenmue went dormant for 15 years the yakuza series was the thing that moved in to fill the gap. from what i've seen of the latter it seems very similar. i don't really get the fanaticism people have for shenmue though Nostalgia. It was like the first open world game that let you spend your day doing mundane poo poo and mind blowing for its time.
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Jan 10, 2018 14:27
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nachos posted:Nostalgia. It was like the first open world game that let you spend your day doing mundane poo poo and mind blowing for its time. sure, sure. but if that were entirely the case you'd think more people would acknowledge it, it seems like most people just straight up love shenmue.
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Cowcaster posted:sure, sure. but if that were entirely the case you'd think more people would acknowledge it, it seems like most people just straight up love shenmue. ryu slams his fist on the counter, "you tell me why people like shenmue right now or i'll break every, -every- bowl, in this restaurant" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETcJeJIqca4
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Internet Kraken posted:Why do fandom wiki sites keeping showing me this ad wiki sites are going down the tube super hard, all those autoplay lore summary videos aren't actually made by the people who run the wiki, they're made by the people who run the site that hosts all those wikis. so they're full of inaccurate information. the one for ike from fire emblem pronounces his name 'eekay'
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oddium posted:ryu slams his fist on the counter, "you tell me why people like shenmue right now or i'll break every, -every- bowl, in this restaurant" i also don't get why people love dota2 so i'm pretty sure i'm the one who's on the wrong side of history here
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Cowcaster posted:i also don't get why people love dota2 so i'm pretty sure i'm the one who's on the wrong side of history here Its popular cause its free and teens 10 yrs ago, like all teens are dumb
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Cowcaster posted:i also don't get why people love dota2 so i'm pretty sure i'm the one who's on the wrong side of history here Because it's impossible to play wrong. If you ever lose it was one of the other 9 people playing wrong, not you who played perfectly in every way. Pat yourself on the back. Maybe buy yourself a $1500 virtual hat. You deserve it.
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Saint Freak posted:Because it's impossible to play wrong. If you ever lose it was one of the other 9 people playing wrong, not you who played perfectly in every way. Pat yourself on the back. Maybe buy yourself a $1500 virtual hat. You deserve it. By not playing it, my win streak is 100%! I have mastered DOTA2.
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Hello how is everyone's day going today? I am doing something very stupid and dumb. I don't have anything important to do (I never do) so I decided to finally go through this rule book for that official my little pony dungeons & dragons thing because I promised KCB I'd learn to GM it for her and she is super excited about the idea of getting to play it with whoever I can rope into it so....that's all I'm up to right now. The game's systems aren't exactly tough or anything, thankfully. After all, the target audience is families where the adults would be teaching the rules to the kids as a means of introducing them to really lightweight RP games, so I can only imagine this will go smoother not actually having to explain stuff to a kid regardless of how simple it is.
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https://twitter.com/CyberpunkGame/status/951091371200466944 First tweet after 4 years of silence.
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Palpek posted:https://twitter.com/CyberpunkGame/status/951091371200466944 iwanttobelieve.jpg
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VideoGames posted:OK! What shall we discuss? Well, I could point out you're comparing the peak results of the Dreamcasts established hardware versus the new hardware of the Ps2, but I was talking more in terms of gameplay. The Ps2 was when games made the true transition from an attempted emulation of the console experience to a more fully realised idea of console games as an experience meant not just to amuse, but to really sink ones teeth into.
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Kewpuh posted:Well, I could point out you're comparing the peak results of the Dreamcasts established hardware versus the new hardware of the Ps2, but I was talking more in terms of gameplay. The Ps2 was when games made the true transition from an attempted emulation of the console experience to a more fully realised idea of console games as an experience meant not just to amuse, but to really sink ones teeth into. I agree. I owned a PS2 at the same time as knowing someone with a dreamcast, and I always got the feeling that the PS2 was hitting the same kind of cultural milestone that the NES broke through.
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VideoGames posted:I agree. I owned a PS2 at the same time as knowing someone with a dreamcast, and I always got the feeling that the PS2 was hitting the same kind of cultural milestone that the NES broke through. And let's just compare the way the two consoles approached puzzle games: The Dreamcast gives us Chu Chu Rocket - colourful, simple, cartoony. Gaming equivalent of candy. The Ps2 gives us Ico. Artistic, hauntingly beautiful, impactful in the way no game before it could have been. Gamings ambrosia.
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is there a way to integrate portions of that post into every single one of my posThe Ps2 was when games made the true transition from an attempted emulation of the console experience to a more fully realised idea of console games as an experience meant not just to amuse, but to really sink ones teeth into.
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Kewpuh posted:is there a way to integrate portions of that post into every single one of my posThe Ps2 was when games made the true transition from an attempted emulation of the console experience to a more fully realised idea of console games as an experience meant not just to amuse, but to really sink ones teeth into. Yes but lots of people have sigs disabled
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glam rock hamhock posted:What are you even attempting to do kewpuh? UmMMM mabey have a intelligemt discussion about when games made the true transition from an attempted emulation of the console experience to a more fully realised idea of console games as an experience meant not just to amuse, but to really sink ones teeth into.
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Kewpuh posted:UmMMM mabey have a intelligemt discussion about when games made the true transition from an attempted emulation of the console experience to a more fully realised idea of console games as an experience meant not just to amuse, but to really sink ones teeth into. I should send this as message to AGDQ just to have it read out loud on The Ps2 was when games made the true transition from an attempted emulation of the console experience to a more fully realised idea of console games as an experience meant not just to amuse, but to really sink ones teeth into.
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Literally shaking my head at those people who have no concept of gaming ambrosia. To know the truth is to balance it with a fulchrum.
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The Dreamcast Will Rise Again.
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CJacobs posted:If only we lived in a world where the PS2 was a critical failure and the Dreamcast was a commercial success 
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It's hard to deny that human civilization took a hard turn for the worse after 2001 or so. I don't really remember what else was going on around that time, but the Dreamcast dying is what probably did it.
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I don't want to live in a world where one analogue stick was considered fine
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That time when my brother set the system clock on my dreamcast to three years in the future so that I load up Seaman to the somber tones of Leonard Nimoy heartbreakingly telling me that my Seaman had died.
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