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played a bit of 7 wonders duel, who knew that instead of building shit like temples and pit kilns you can just kill your opponent. see you next time!

Oh yeah, I would play rumbleslam, i just don't know where to get the rulebooks

to be honest i kinda forgot about you guys, will host tomorrow i think.
got a good pie tho

if anyone wants i can host the game in like 10 minutes my niggas

Having a bad day. Gonna pass.

Anyone up for a game today?

>>280027
>weightless helium tits
Shameful. Devs could really make good jiggle physics if they wanted to, but it's easier to have a node with a jiggle bone.

>>280123
>kyanseru despite being important to the story of Kingdumb harts shiyon
What the fuck are those tards doing at square? On one hand I am happy that you don't have to play another mobile game to get the entire story.
But it's obnoxious as fuck

>>279965
I SAID YOOOOOOOOOO THAT'S GAAYYY

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First Zelda game I've ever played from start to finish. Besides the small difficulty spike at the end of the game in Ganon's tower, I had a lot of fun with this one. Definitely excited to play more of the 2D games from this franchise.

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>>279883
Fair enough, I know Crash is kind of niche nowadays and it's style isn't for everyone, there's a reason we get no more of these hallway/corridor 3D platformers compared to more open ones, and especially Crash 1 is often regarded as not having aged all that well... but it's actually my favorite one, so I guess I just have a high tolerance for BS, or I just like the style that much that getting really focused into it to win isn't an issue. Barbie: Explorer is oddly enough the hardest one I've played so far, the 100% completion especially, and even then I'm still enjoying it and going back to it, even if I sort of gave up on getting 100% really.

If I insisted on 100% I would've hated, but going from start to finish is quite fun.

>>279883
Demake doesn't fix shit, it actually ruins controls of Crash 1

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I'm addicted to Rising Storm 2 Vietnam lately. Fun game.

>>280006
yeah they focused on dialog in limited time instead of dungeon designs

and if you want more dungens in fnv then install a world of pain mod

So this whole thread is just an excuse for you to jerk off about how cool and smart you are for saying bad games are bad? Damn, dude. Let me suck your cock, you're so cool.

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>>280067
I don't like Spec Ops the Lines story but I really really love the co-op mode from it. 
Hell I'm guilty if I said I really loved Last of Us factions game mode and I think Neil Druckman is faggot for getting rid of a fun diversion from the deep and complex story these games devs try to pull off.

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>>280067
OH and also forgot that I loved how the writer of Spec Ops the Line fucking seethed over people having fun with the multiplayer mode.

Also this is the second iteration of this thread since the last one was deleted (I think).

>>279800
Oh wow, you can read the OP. How impressive.

>>279801
Cum penis fart.

>>279798
Wait no sorry, it's longitudinally better, not latterly.

>>278923 (OP) 
Steam regional pricing and South America taking a large economic hit is what did him in desu
He should have recognized that hispanic games were no longer viable (also, shareholders became more wary of "units sold" as a metric.)

>>279236
>>279240
Asked a gay friend, they said it was 8/10 on the homo scale.  Sorry lads looks like you're overruled.

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>>279983
>Sorry pal looks like you're gayer than your homo friend

>>279983
>gay friend
>having gay friends
>saying anyone or anything else is gay
Just get married already unless you are talking bout yourself and fuck off to never return.

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>>279983
Nice contribution to the thread, retard.
Also
>having gay friends
Opinion discarded.
No wonder you are such a faggot yourself.

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Added some yellow shadows. It looks way better. Other that, negative space wasn't seen as a problem by amateurs in the late 1990s. 

https://litter.catbox.moe/fdqtd0.zip

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>>279935
Now we're playing with PISS!
lookin' good, homes

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>>279935
I adjusted your ad slightly, hope you like it.

>>280046
Both versions do look good. This is now rather a matter of opinion which one would sell that poison better.

>>280046
>>279935
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>>279920
gave me a bladder infection

>>280023
No. I will not take the money and keep my dream game.

>>280023
Make it 200 million dollars and you have a deal!

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>>280023
If my dream game had a faceless soldier either in some durqa-durqa dustbowl or an african shithole - yeah!
Spend however much is needed to rent out Unity or UE assets, slap some shit together and call it "YOUR VISION"! 
Pocket the rest and make the actual dream game.

>>280023
I take the 10 million dollars and buy 10 million dollars worth of beer

>>280023
>implying you have to spend the entire ten mill on the game
I'd not spend millions on a video game you smuch lol what faggotry is tallscreen culture? It only took two mill iir to get the Oculus off the ground before the CIA made it what it became. Some tiny individual game being 10 mill is dumb. Why is the rhetoric always too high? The higher the number the more lame the answer, the lower the number the more specific the answer.

>>277361
Hey man, it's a choice, especially as a rogue. Stealing is also very, very rewarding. There needs to be some reward for being good.

>>277377
Not sure what your problem is but back in those days games had limited color palettes and would have to choose which range of colors they can display at a time. Also, Bureau of Astral Troubleshooters was not made by Ubisoft. It was made by Computer's Dream. Ubisoft just published it. And this game was released in 1989. The zeitgeist was very different back then. Please don't become one of those single-minded idiots who keep mentally circling back to their pet issues even when the context doesn't call for it.

>>279955
>defending niggers
Filthy fucking nigger lover
Where are you from, anon?

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>>274768
I don't have any advice for playing this game, since I never did. I'm planning to use the Amstrad version, since it was my first computer and they made a release for it. Nobody else here will care about this, but it means a lot to me.

>>279955
It's obviously a palette issue, but back then it wouldn't have been a problem because all games were built around these limitations. Pic is the Amstrad version, in very colorful mode 0. But since I only had the monochrome green monitor, I'd only have seen shades of green, which you can kinda get an idea of what it looks like on the cpc-power page that's linked from here:
https://www.cpcgamereviews.com/b/4/

Also Ubi-soft published some other nice games back then. Look into Zombi and Hurlements, for starters.

>>279964
I'm saying that's not a nigger but a result of a limited color palette you single-minded fucking retard. Were you dropped on the head as a baby, anon?

Also, if all you're going to do is shit up threads with "I sure do hate niggers" cancer just do us all favor and shoot yourself already.

>>279972
Zombi and Hurlements are interesting but they're really just adventure games on the whole. Probably we could have a whole other thread about classic adventure gems or even old games in general. There are some gems that are seriously slept on.

>>277673
I did. Though none of my friends brought their GBA's and eventually all my friends moved away. Eventually I did too.

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>>279957
Good... Now, tell me about your mother.

>>279967
sure it all started Your mother is also a giant empty expanse aka her giant ass

>>274237 (OP) 
It depends on the person (kid). Some enjoy JRPGs, but they are the same who enjoy reading (for example.) 
It also depends on what you think is "good", I do not know what your standards are. If you don't have good sense, then you won't have any fortune trying to pass it on to anyone else. 
But yes, kids will generally enjoy good things and games are no exception. It is other people's responsibility to supply such things and make them "the default." Kids even enjoy classical music...if it is on and they do not have their senses nuked out of existence by very aggressive new forms of music.

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>>279999
>Some enjoy JRPGs, but they are the same who enjoy reading (for example.) 
>But yes, kids will generally enjoy good things and games are no exception.
I was one of those people who always hated RPGs (Even the "good ones") until I finally became an adult, but also partially because I felt like it's because never played the "right" RPG to get myself into a proper frame of mind.

If you want my opinion, with examples like RPGs, introduce them to games like Grandia, or the Mario & Luigi series, or Parasite Even (If you can get away with it), or almost any of the SNES/PS1/PS2 Final Fantasy games. Titles that actually have some "action" taking place rather than the standard slog that is turn-based games. I'm not shitting on those games as being "bad", but they're boring as fuck if you don't have the right mindset for it. Which is a big problem with a lot of material. It doesn't matter how "good" something is, kids (And people in general) will always reject it unless it's "instantly" appealing to them or adjacently appealing to something that they already like.