@brawlman Oh yeah that's awesome. I think I just spread myself too thin with fighting games. Play a little bit of everything, but am trash at all of em, which sucks because I love them soooo much.

I have to agree with Yoshi on this one. Bayonetta doesn't look like a PS2 game. It looks at least like a PS3 game. Though I can see how one might get confused, since there are games on the Switch that legitimately look like PS2 games. See what I mean? :)

@mbun Solar Ash is this month? Let's see how it will do on reviews.

I started playing Nocturne HD some time ago. Didn't get so far in but was really liking it. Unfortunately some personal stuff interupted my playthrough but I really want to come back to it.

@bam541 Dude if Back 4 Blood doesn't work out then it could be renamed Back 4 Crud.

Here are some of my personal favorites: That Keanu reveal: Youtube Video Pull My Devil Trigger: Youtube Video The reaction to that masterful God of War demo: Youtube Video

@oscillator said: while both PS Plus and Game Pass give you free permanent add-ons and discounts towards purchasing games, PS Plus does not give you free full games you can play forever without an active account I thought as long as you downloaded them within the free period while subscribed you kept them, even after subscription lapsed. That's not the case? We were always subscribed, so I guess I never knew they would all go away. @DMCMaster Briefly covered that above. I don't know how much I buy it. People always believe what that person says, even though they're often wrong. I feel like, at best, they're not completely right, and they're right about the concept that it is so expensive because of licensing, but not solely because of SEGA licensing, but including stuff like Microsoft allowing Banjo Kazooie later and probably alot more we don't know about yet.

@dipset said in Favorite TV Shows and Movies Based on Video Games: I've always preferred the Pokemon anime to the video games when I was younger I still do. Pokemon is just that one season from my childhood with 1st generation. Anything after that or before that isn't important at all.

[OPUS: Echo of Starsong] Youtube Video OPUS: Echo of Starsong has a 97% on steam and a 91 on Metacritic and released last month. story adventure space game. seen very few people even talk about it. note: i haven't even played it yet i was just looking though open critic a month ago and noticed it was one of the highest reviewed games of the year and I was like WTF is Opus, it's apparently pretty emotional so I'm leaving it for when I'm really in that kinda mood. i will also throw in these 2 Wildermyth- procedurial tatical rpg Youtube Video Fuga: Melodies of Steel - Jrpg with furry children that u learn to love and the maybe sacrifice. Youtube Video both of theese are on my wish lists but the art in wildermyth is a personal turnoff and Fuga seems a bit expensive personally

I have not much experience in arcades since we had them before I had any spending money and they are all pretty much gone here but during short youth time I experienced X-men vs Street Fighter which is still my favorite arcade experience. Also played Metal Slug 2, bit Sega Rally and Hydro Thunder. Last few years though I got to play Initial D inside Subaru Impreza on hydraulics(not there anymore) which was fantastic, Mario and Sonic Olympics by running on actual threadmill, hit and flip the table on office/family game, various rythm/fighting games and many many more on my trips to Japan so I have been lucky to have tried some really cool stuff. Sadly missing some since my japanese is mostly from watching anime and I can't read any of the letters(which I need to at least improve to beyond basics). Arcades are in dire situation again because of covid-19 but I hope there are places where people can keep enjoying them.

@shoulderguy i know right :'(

The Stanley Parable. Can't think of anything else tbh.

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