games

Meh.

Thoughts?

Mihoyo has been making the rounds with Honkai Impact 3rd.

Wonder if this game is any good...

Love the flare gun, neat idea to have dark sections that could only be lit by it. Of course the HEV's flashlight rendered it obsolete. Also shout out to the rusty old AK.

Wtf that hairdo at the beginning...

WHAT IS WITH THAT HAIRDO?!?!?!?!!

Anyway, it was 'ight.

It was an amazing time. I came. I saw. I got my ass kicked....and I might be going again next year!!!

Was lookin up the classic loading themes and found this fascinating piece

Should be here in a few days. Anyone ever fucked with one? My loftiest aspiration for it is to be able to play Smash Melee on the go, if I know how to set up Retroarch on my phone will I be ok with the Rp3?

(But not Xbox for some weird reason)

really feels like the true spiritual successor to dragon age 1. also the goblins are way too adorable despite being sadistic little creatures.

Hey comrades. I used to love lurking on r/cth and recently found you all again. Thanks to lemmy.world, ironically. I was thinking about the CCPs handling of Red Candle Games having some anti Xi rhetoric in Devotion and wanted to see if anyone had a more nuanced take than I'd encountered previously.

For context: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devotion_(video_game)#

Arcade machines have and had some good attractions to get you to give them them quarters. What are your favorites?

Here's my top three:

1. D.D. Crew: A delightfully average Sega beat-em-up, with a great soundtrack, as you can see, er, hear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aiZ1CknG-o

2. NAM-1975: A Japanese game about Vietnam, where you unexpectedly play on the wrong side. But the intro is funny. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aQY6_0eQUw

3. Snow Bros. 2 - With New Elves: Sorry, the video is the whole game, but you can see the best part in eleven seconds (the game is good, too, though). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHxyHy8YqxI

I found it guys

I found where our surplus value has been going

I would pay full price for Fallout 3, New Vegas, Oblivion if they would simply fix the bugs and re-release them to run properly on modern systems. (And I'm one penny pinching MF)

I would guess they don't do this because they're worried the community will freak out about the update breaking mod compatibility but they already kinda did this with Skyrim when they released the Enhanced edition or whatever they called it.

There has to be money on the table here for them. If modders can fix their games without access to the source code then it couldn't be that labor intensive to hire someone to go through the code and fix it right?

I just don't get it. Are they maybe worried the old games will cannibalize the audience for their new games or something?

I shouldn't have to beg these assholes to be greedy. This is America god dammit.

I swear it wasn't this hard 15 years ago

I would chalk it up to being er but I can still jump into a random game of Gears of War and do okay, so who knows. I guess the skill ceiling in the old Halos is just much higher due to the battle-hardened diehard audience left playing them?

Anyone played the game yet?

If so, how is it?

It's called Runbow, if you guys have all heard of it I'll just go delete my post because duh.

Anyway its a little platformer where the background constantly changes color, making any platforms colored the same become intangible which leads to shenanigans. It's a super good time and I'd reccomend picking it up on sale to have fun with your friends.