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AzraelDarkheart posted:Uh, excuse me? What the hell? >_> You came here for the Dangan Ronpa thread didn't you? God drat it I'd also like to thank the team for another great translation of what looks like a very good game. They don't have a Gussun Oyoyo for 3DS or anything, do they?
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Am I seriously not allowed to make a stupid joke around here without three different people jumping down my throat about it? Kinda harsh, don'tcha think?redmercer posted:You came here for the Dangan Ronpa thread didn't you? God drat it AzraelDarkheart fucked around with this message at 05:35 on Apr 10, 2013 |
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Just finished the Mega Man 4 eps. Wow, what a finish. Only Arino can make it so exciting.
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AzraelDarkheart posted:Am I seriously not allowed to make a stupid joke around here without three different people jumping down my throat about it? Kinda harsh, don'tcha think? See this post? You didn't use any lovely IRC/Twitter emotes. Keep doing that.
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kirbysuperstar posted:See this post? You didn't use any lovely IRC/Twitter emotes. Keep doing that. Last I checked, this was the internet. People use emotes. Last page, someone who wasn't me used a "T_T" emote. Remind me why I'm getting attacked but this person got a free pass.
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Apr 10, 2013 05:42
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Seriously guys stop backseat moderating. Just report it and move on. There was just a thread about not doing this poo poo in LP too.
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Haam posted:Seriously guys stop backseat moderating. Just report it and move on. Report what? Can someone explain to me if there's some sort of rule against the way I posted? I've read through the forum rules multiple times (including just now, to double check). I've never seen anything against referencing stupid internet memes or using emotes. Edit: Hah. Nevermind. I just found the "don't use memes" rule. Interesting. Sorry I made a stupid joke. But FFS, don't jump down my throat about it. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Those of you who don't watch until the King's message are missing out.
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AzraelDarkheart posted:Last I checked, this was the internet. People use emotes. Last page, someone who wasn't me used a "T_T" emote. Remind me why I'm getting attacked but this person got a free pass. that was actually my face, not an emote.
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:Those of you who don't watch until the King's message are missing out. The King is an OUYA fan. Typical.
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:Those of you who don't watch until the King's message are missing out. I was actually meaning to ask if there was some sort of meaning to that portion of the title. I get Gossun being the dude's name, but what the hell is an "Oyoyo"?
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kirbysuperstar posted:The King is an OUYA fan. Typical. In fact it's a clever slam on the OUYA highlighting that you can't use two of the buttons because of the shoddy way the aluminium faceplate doesn't line up. Also as you read it, your OUYA silently performs a $5 IAP for each letter of the King's message.
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kirbysuperstar posted:The King is an OUYA fan. Typical. The OUYA has all the best games. Like an NES emulator, and an SNES emulator. Look out BIG THREE!
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AzraelDarkheart posted:I was actually meaning to ask if there was some sort of meaning to that portion of the title. I get Gossun being the dude's name, but what the hell is an "Oyoyo"? I think it's an Age of Empires reference. Maybe? Or maybe it's like YOLO. circ dick soleil fucked around with this message at 06:02 on Apr 10, 2013 |
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Gussun is the sound of sobbing, specifically sniffling, and Oyoyo is a sound one makes when they're surprised (kinda outdated now and very wacky; I think it was popularized by a comedian). Like if I had to localize their names, it'd be something dumb like Sniffles and Zoinks. (There are two stars in this game: Gussun and Oyoyo. Player 2 controls Oyoyo, who we didn't get to see. Looks just like Gussun but wears green.) zari-gani fucked around with this message at 06:03 on Apr 10, 2013 |
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redmercer posted:I'd also like to thank the team for another great translation of what looks like a very good game. They don't have a Gussun Oyoyo for 3DS or anything, do they? Nah, there hasn't been a new Gussun Oyoyo game since the PSX days. Aside from the original arcade game, there are two Super Famicom games (Arino played the first one) and two PSX/Saturn games, plus a PSX spinoff that's more of a standard platformer (and the only one of the games to be released outside of Japan).
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Takeshi no Chousenjou's karaoke is really funny. If I understand it correctly, it just increments a counter every time there's sound in the mic (not sure if it's by time, or toggled) and if that counter is high enough, you pass.AzraelDarkheart posted:Am I seriously not allowed to make a stupid joke around here without three different people jumping down my throat about it? Kinda harsh, don'tcha think? No offense to you but really, when people say 'lurk more' and you don't get why it means you should do just that. There's a lot more than just "memes" people are complaining about.
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zari-gani posted:Gussun is the sound of sobbing, specifically sniffling, and Oyoyo is a sound one makes when they're surprised (kinda outdated now and very wacky; I think it was popularized by a comedian). Like if I had to localize their names, it'd be something dumb like Sniffles and Zoinks. Their western names are now Bow and Chika-wow-wow and I'll hear no argument. 
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Keyboard Kid posted:No offense to you but really, when people say 'lurk more' and you don't get why it means you should do just that. There's a lot more than just "memes" people are complaining about.
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AzraelDarkheart posted:So because some people tell me to stop posting, without telling me why in most cases, I should just shut up and do so? I get the meme thing, I was wrong there (though, again, someone made a stupid YOLO joke and I don't see anyone jumping down that guy's throat). But the only other complaint I've gotten was "you use emotes". Does that fall into "internet slang and jargon" and I'm just reading the rules wrong? If there's something else that I'm doing, feel free to say it. But don't just expect me to stop posting because some other goon says to. I have every right to post here as they do. What they mean by why is things like jumping on little mistakes in translation in the show which aren't outright mistranslations pretty often, not knowing when enough is enough like when you first joined and kept pushing the XSEED translation thing and this particular incident. Those are just things I noticed. No one wants you to stop posting forever, but people want to talk about GCCX and lurk more is basically "change the subject" or "shut up for a bit".
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AzraelDarkheart posted:Last I checked, this was the internet. People use emotes. Last page, someone who wasn't me used a "T_T" emote. Remind me why I'm getting attacked but this person got a free pass. Because nobody likes you
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Aurain posted:What they mean by why is things like jumping on little mistakes in translation in the show which aren't outright mistranslations pretty often, not knowing when enough is enough like when you first joined and kept pushing the XSEED translation thing and this particular incident. Those are just things I noticed. No one wants you to stop posting forever, but people want to talk about GCCX and lurk more is basically "change the subject" or "shut up for a bit". I wasn't "jumping on little mistakes". I asked a legitimate question because I was doing my best to read the article myself. And I didn't point anything out about the show. And wtf is with this new avatar and text I have, and how the hell do I turn it off?
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AzraelDarkheart posted:And wtf is with this new avatar and text I have, and how the hell do I turn it off? Welcome to Something Awful, where other people can (for a price, unless they're a mod/admin, I think) set your avatar and title for you.
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AzraelDarkheart posted:And wtf is with this new avatar and text I have, and how the hell do I turn it off? Teeheeheeheehee! Your fresh young naiveté warms the cockles of my cold, shriveled chicken heart. ChickenOfTomorrow fucked around with this message at 07:07 on Apr 10, 2013 |
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It's been a while since I've seen someone called out so hard not gonna lie. Also your name is beyond ridiculous its almost a parody. Too bad its not.
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AzraelDarkheart posted:I wasn't "jumping on little mistakes". I asked a legitimate question because I was doing my best to read the article myself. And I didn't point anything out about the show. Shut up already. Don't reply unless it's got something to do with the actual thread topic you loving goof. That troll message made me curious about something, has there been an instance on the show where Arino was genuinely angry about something? I imagine that comment didn't faze him since he's a comedian and they deal with poo poo like that on the regular, but games are different when it's only you that's to blame. I mean the most I ever see him in is a state of frustration, but he alleviates that with jokes and laughs so it's no big deal. Sometimes the frustration becomes so tangible I start to feel it myself, that game over hell he experienced in Super Mario World comes to mind. Maybe he's just too amiable to approach anywhere near "rage" as you so often see on the internet? Maybe he's just too old (maturity is questionable) for that poo poo? I wonder what kind of game it would take to bring out something like that in him? edit: Ah right, that splat thing, I remember seeing that on the fanart. HoneyBoy fucked around with this message at 07:25 on Apr 10, 2013 |
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HoneyBoy posted:That troll message made me curious about something, has there been an instance on the show where Arino was genuinely angry about something? ... Maybe he's just too amiable to approach anywhere near "rage" as you so often see on the internet? Maybe he's just too old (maturity is questionable) for that poo poo? I wonder what kind of game it would take to bring out something like that in him? I recall that for one episode they gave Arino a golden pig toy to throw if he got stressed and at one point I was surprised at how hard he threw it against the table. Nothing else comes to mind, though.
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It's just natural to get peeved when you're frustrated, but I assume any genuine outbursts he has are left on the cutting room floor. It's quite often mentioned that he constantly displays exceptional patience while playing games so it strikes me as the kind of image they strive to protect. They mentioned that trait of his on the interview special released a week or so ago so he's definitely noted for it. There was also the thing with the jelly ball* for throwing at the desk, but they forced him to do that. ↑ Edit: *The video above is what I meant by jelly ball.
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Gussun Oyoyo goes right up there with Umihara Kawase and Bio Miracle on the list of strange japanese games I might need to import. (I still don't have any modern consoles so no virtual shops for me.) Seriously, it looked like a really fun game.
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Azazell0 posted:Gussun Oyoyo goes right up there with Umihara Kawase and Bio Miracle on the list of strange japanese games I might need to import. (I still don't have any modern consoles so no virtual shops for me.) Seriously, it looked like a really fun game. Be prepared to pay a lot for Bio Miracle, the cartridge re-release is really expensive and the Disk alone is like 30-40 dollars. (I should know, I bought one  )Watched this episode on my phone while taking my long trip to work today, thanks a lot guys!
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I just got done watching the Gussun Oyoyo episode (once again, great job SAGCCX  ), and I got some serious Tetris Plus vibes from it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXfAeCRz51w Is/was Tetris Plus considered a spiritual sequel to Oyoyo? Wikipedia says Tetris Plus was released in arcades (as well as the PSOne, Game Boy, and Saturn) back in '96, which was a year after Super Oyoyo assuming GCCX is correct with their release years. Edit: This article about the first Oyoyo game says it came out in arcades back in '93. Obeast fucked around with this message at 08:46 on Apr 10, 2013 |
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^^The recent Hudson-developed Tetris game for DS/3DS/Wii includes a similar mode, too.
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Azazell0 posted:Gussun Oyoyo goes right up there with Umihara Kawase and Bio Miracle on the list of strange japanese games I might need to import. (I still don't have any modern consoles so no virtual shops for me.) Seriously, it looked like a really fun game. If you have a Wii, Bio Miracle is on the Virtual Console. Shadow Ninja 64 fucked around with this message at 11:28 on Apr 10, 2013 |
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I know, but I consider Wii a modern console. Maybe it'll come out for the Super Nintendo virtual shop someday.
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Oh geez, I somehow overlooked the comment in parentheses. My bad.
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Azazell0 posted:I know, but I consider Wii a modern console. Maybe it'll come out for the Super Nintendo virtual shop someday. You know you could probably score a wii and classic controller for less than $80. It's worth it with the amounts of imports and hard to find games on there. Like turbographix 16 stuff, or sin and punishment 64. And for another twenty, you can buy some cables so you can use classic Nes and snes controllers through the wiimote.
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Ineffiable posted:You know you could probably score a wii and classic controller for less than $80. It's worth it with the amounts of imports and hard to find games on there. Like turbographix 16 stuff, or sin and punishment 64.  ) on your TV without having to hook your computer up to your TV (unless of course you have a dedicated TV computer) or paying a bundle for flashcarts or reproduction carts. The only real downside is that you aren't playing on the original hardware, which I admit is a lot more fun than emulation. But, it's nice having the option available. 
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