Achmed Jones posted:

oh poo poo is this a new game or an update to the one i already have?

Inzombiac posted:

Panzer Dragoon is less than a cup of coffee.

Get it!

Feels Villeneuve posted:

Indie directs are usually kind of poorly received because big-name indies get in the "real" directs but i hope there's cool poo poo

Lizzy posted:

Hi,

What game should I play/buy next? Here is what I have and how I feel about them. I feel like a lot of times I buy a game because it has a high score on what ever review site but it isn't fun for me personally.

• Hades: probably my favourite game on the switch. #1 most played. I like the strategizing re boons/weapons and combat.
  
• Fortnight: quite like it to be honest. I enjoy FPS and am fairly decent. This is my #2 most played. I like doing the checklist type tasks....
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• Zelda botw. #5 most played. Obviously a cool game.

Lunchmeat Larry posted:

I hope she tells Mario she's baked a cake for him and then squashes him with her enormous rear end while a popular song about girl power, thiccness, bad bitches etc plays. I hope she uses Toad as a shield and he gets his loving head blown off with a Bullet Bill. I hope she rejects Marios kiss by telling him his princess is in another castle. I hope we both die.

Huxley posted:

It's the smoothest, most accessible Monster Hunter game in the entire franchise and absolute tons of fun. I'd say if $20 is an amount of money you can afford to gamble on, go for it. If you bounce off, at least you'll know. But if you bounce ON, there is a thousand hours of amazing games ahead of you. Rise is definitely the best entry point, too (IMO, some people make good arguments for World).

https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3962895

Large Testicles posted:

What's a good Metroidvania under $20 if I already have and have beaten Hollow Knight and both Guacamelees?

100YrsofAttitude posted:

I finally wrapped up my fourth and final play-through of Triangle Strategy. It's terrific and if you enjoy Tactics games or Strategy RPGs I highly recommend it. Yes it's got a lot of plot, but the battles are seriously good and every unit is interesting and cool. Also the gameplay is very streamlined and lacking some of the clunkier artifacts of older games I'd say.

Now the question is what to play!

I had initially been leaning on getting an indie game either Tunic, Sifu, Omori, or Neon White, but something chill like TOEM or Dorfromantik seem appealing too. Heck maybe something off the cuff like The Good Life (was that good?), Sludge Life, Umurgangi Generation, I Am Dead, or Anodyne 2 and that's just some of the random stuff on my wish-list.

Or I can just buckle down and play Metroid Dread finally (or chicken out and beat Portal 2 again).

I don't feel like a huge time commitment, which I know Dread isn't, but I also don't know if I want to play a game where I have to think/react much right now. Could be nice to just chill out for a bit.

I had pretty much said it was going to be Tunic but with how immersive it is, I may need something less whatever-it-is at the moment.

Commander Keene posted:

Keep in mind the plot for It Takes Two is extremely dumb, and not really in a good way.

Blackbelt Bobman posted:

https://twitter.com/nintendeal/status/1603411827077296129?s=46&t=BLB4KKtURMQcl96B860ubA

Wow. Probably worth it!

Meowywitch posted:

Was blasphemous 2 the horrible sequel to a great first game or am I thinking of salt and sac

Araxxor posted:

Message blocks also had more to actually say about a given mechanic or a specific hint for that part of the level.

Len posted:

man nurse posted:

Okay but who would be cast as Tingle

Will Farrell

Feels Villeneuve posted:

rear end.

John Wick of Dogs posted:

Roaming data? Is it 2005?

Cartoon Man posted:

It will be open world, have towers you must climb in order to slowly reveal the map, and have lots and lots of icons on the map to visit that don’t really move the plot forward.