Fungah! posted:

ape escape pwns

Pablo Nergigante posted:

I got really into JRPGs on the SNES and then I decided I wanted a Saturn even though they had already announced FF7 for the PS1 at that point. I got this game which is one of the more generic RPGs I've ever played and had a translation by Working Designs including their stupid pop culture references. FF7 came out literally two months later, thankfully I eventually got a PS1

Pablo Nergigante posted:

I got really into JRPGs on the SNES and then I decided I wanted a Saturn even though they had already announced FF7 for the PS1 at that point. I got this game which is one of the more generic RPGs I've ever played and had a translation by Working Designs including their stupid pop culture references. FF7 came out literally two months later, thankfully I eventually got a PS1

herculon posted:

yeah can't be too mad at that choice

Lunchmeat Larry posted:

What always surprises me is how many good Star Wars games there have been in a pretty wide range of genres lol

herculon posted:

I remember Shadows of the Empire for the N64 being fun, but I'm never going to replay it to see if that's true.

elf help book posted:

yoda stories is the only good roguelike

NienNunb posted:

N64 was cool I liked it a lot, when I was 6.

mysterious loyall X posted:

All the good star wars games were on pc . well really only tie fighter. I liked dark forces and the Jedi kmight games but will i be able to handle terrible 90s fps puzzles aka walking around a huge map trying to figure out what a switch did nowadays???

Pablo Nergigante posted:

I got really into JRPGs on the SNES and then I decided I wanted a Saturn even though they had already announced FF7 for the PS1 at that point. I got this game which is one of the more generic RPGs I've ever played and had a translation by Working Designs including their stupid pop culture references. FF7 came out literally two months later, thankfully I eventually got a PS1

Joey McChrist posted:

oh wow i had a magazine that had a walkthrough for this and it made me want to play it. glad i didn't miss much at least!

i got the spawn game for SNES with my birthday money one year and i hated it so much lol. i eventually traded it along with a bunch of pokemon cards for breath of fire 3

mycophobia posted:

robotron 64 pwned though

Lunchmeat Larry posted:

Jedi Knight 1 is still good, played it again a couple of years ago. Then Jedi Outcast has some of the worst map design I've ever seen

trying to jack off posted:

Star Wars™ Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2 100% Dark Side ending

don't play this game unless you're extremely tolerant of mid 90s fps game design. most of the game hasn't aged well beyond things like i had to crank my mouse down to 200dpi just to have a usable sensitivity, the force powers are all useless and needlessly gated too far into the game so you dont really get to enjoy any of the ones that actually do anything until the last few levels and every single light saber duel sucks an boils down to circle strafing the boss so you can hit their back and lucky the last 2 levels are just that so the game ends on a real wet fart. there's extra force stars you get by finding every secret so just knowing that makes you explore every cranny of the level over the fear you might miss out.

the absolute worst thing about the game is the diakatana-esque level design though. on one stage after taking an elevator down i went around the corner and found a secret which was a dead end. the actual intended route was a vent i had to cut half down the elevator shaft and jump through and then once getting to the roof i had to blind drop onto a tiny platform and pixel walk around to a ramp and then jump down to an entrance that is the same texture as the ramp surrounding it so it's like trying to land the leap of faith from the last crusade. any mistakes during this would result in me landing in an instant kill zone. this is to say nothing of the many times i spent running in circles trying to find the switch i missed pressing that was crucial to proceed.

when the game didnt have any of this bullshit i had a lot of fun blowing up storm troopers and cutting off their limbs and the famous crashing ship level was super impressive for something made in 1997. i cant wait to start on jedi outcast knowing it fixes basically every issue with this game though lol.

Bicyclops posted:

my favorite Krusty's Super Fun House story is that once, my brother and i decided to sit and play it together on an emulator, and for a reason i don't remember, i had to send him one of the save states in an email. i wrote it up quickly while he was sitting there - the email subject line was "Krusty's Stupid Fun House" and the only email text was "NOW WHO"S LAUGHING?" which was some kind of inside joke at the moment. i forgot to attach the save file and fired it off to his first initial and last name at gmail dot com, which i was sure was his email because it was taken when i went to register a gmail account (he has the same first initial as me). as soon as i hit send, he said "that's not my email address."

Bicyclops posted:

my favorite Krusty's Super Fun House story is that once, my brother and i decided to sit and play it together on an emulator, and for a reason i don't remember, i had to send him one of the save states in an email. i wrote it up quickly while he was sitting there - the email subject line was "Krusty's Stupid Fun House" and the only email text was "NOW WHO"S LAUGHING?" which was some kind of inside joke at the moment. i forgot to attach the save file and fired it off to his first initial and last name at gmail dot com, which i was sure was his email because it was taken when i went to register a gmail account (he has the same first initial as me). as soon as i hit send, he said "that's not my email address."

Tato posted:

Smirking_Serpent posted:

Tato posted:

The game that made me want a Playstation 2

Tato posted:

b_d posted:

this game was kind of cool in a way but it actually sucked poo poo.