>>12256 Woo! I never played Sonic Mania, should i try? Sonic Heroes seems nice, thats was released to ps2 right?

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Sonic CD, hands down.

I'm going to be honest, I have been getting filtered by the OG Sonic the Hedgehog game pretty hard. It's very challenging.

>>12267 You should definitely try it. Also yes it was on the PS2. Also check out the fan remake of Sonic Triple Trouble

Don't cry because its over. GET UP AND PLAY SOME GAME WHICH YOU LIKE!

Don't cry because it's over. Hold that pain inside long-term and only subtly express it through melancholy and nostalgic longing.

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Because Black Ops 2 was set in 2025, does that retroactively make it alt-hist? They were also relatively on-point with predicting drone warfare.

Not too long ago I played through Overboard, a short map pack from the guy who made Going Down. Short and sweet maps with some awesome level design, and a NG+ mode with harder enemy placements after you beat it for the first time. Link to the Doomworld page: https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Overboard

Hideous Destructor and Doom the Way ID Did are always a kino combo~ Been playing a lot of Ashes 2063 lately, and it's pretty comfy: lots of doom cute and sick weapons. Anyone been getting into wadding themselves? Been meaning to get my hands wet one of these days

I remember an AVGN episode where he covers a DOOM mod made by a food company or something? I recall you played as an alien who was fighting other aliens to rescue your family or people or whatever. It had really goofy names and weapons but actually wasn't too bad all things considered. Surely I am not hallucinating.

>>1820 Chex Quest?

>>1825 Yesssssssss it was Chex Quest. Crazy how popular it was when it came out, from a cereal box of all things.

>>623 Agreed. I'm playing it for the first time with a friend and we're slowly going through 100% completion. Even some of the missions are a headache to get through, not considering the tedium of 100%.

One's have had to retry bosses the most are ds3 and the trails of cold steel series. Trails could be hard but always had room to try different strategies, was very satisfying to figure one out that finally worked. DS3 when you lost it would happen quickly but in a jrpg where boss battles can go 30 minutes - an hour losing towards the end hurts much more, esp when you realize you were just stupid/confident.

It was probably soloing Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate's G-Rank. There were certain fights that were dogshit but the game was mostly fun and felt rewarding when beating tough quests. That was until G3, where everything was just artificially difficult (the only exception being Chameleos). Everything would just 1 tap you and Gog was just a giant damage sponge that was obviously not intended to be soloed.

>>639 Sekiro makes elden ring look like hello kitty island adventure

>>1823 Sekiro was only hard for me because I refused to learn. Deflecting isnt the same as blocking and it took me too long to learn that. I also beat Isshin in maybe 3 real attempts. I will say I did have to fight Owl Father and the Demon of hatred about 10 times each though

I picked up Osu! after a wrist injury, it motivated me to work hard in my physical therapy to play it more

Perhaps I should play osu again... I used to play constantly years ago. Never made it past 6 digit tho

I enjoy rhythm games but I am not good at them by any means. I mostly play Project Diva but sometimes Osu as well. I swear Osu players must be adderall addicts to have such fast and consistent reaction time!

>>1812 Adderall made me better at Osu, have you tried ADHD-maxxing, Anon?

osu ruined my life for around 3 months good times

Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs. Zeta Gundam for the ps2

Lord of the Ring: The Third Age on ps2, gc, og xbox and gba was turn based rpg were you follow behind film trilogy crew with your own team with og characters that you level up as well as sometimes intertwining with straight-up movie scenes and fighting alongside film characters. Most interesting factoid about this game is that plot ends up being junky and awkward with it's b-side following of main story and that is due to the developers really wanting to make their game be based on books, but they ended up stuck with films license. It makes this game have wasted potential that I think could really shine based on the love for source material spilling out of the screen with for example item descriptions (really dark-soulsesque) tackling grander book lore and references. Case of this game makes me sad as we never got actual book based game that could cover events omitted in the movies. Oh what we could have...

LittleBigPlanet 2. One of my favorite games of all time, with no PC port or anything. In fact the servers have been shut down for some time now so you couldn't even play online if you wanted to...

Update, I got to the top 10 on the arena. I had to change the location to the caves where there's no room to fly, but other AC units were also ridiculously easy afterwards. As of now I am carrying two back weapons that allow extra ammo + the small shotgun. Also I equipped some legs that give you more speed than the rest while sacrificing defense, but since the units at this point just annihilate 3k AP with one single hit, the extra movement speed is critical to survive. A wide FC also has been crucial for times where I need to have the enemy on the corner of my peripheral vision, while also able to hit them. This game has a lot of things to like, but I will not lie, some segments are real hairsplitters.

been getting drunk alone at night and playing Slay the Spire. it is a good game and a fun time waster. basically all of the character addons on the Steam workshop are anime characters.

Well, I made it, I cleared the arena on Project Phantasma. It may feel a bit like cheesing, but the absolute movement these units were pulling lead me to using an AC unit that would allow me to circlestrafe around these enemies. I think the main issue the game has as a flaw, is that it's not easy to identify which builds are actually good, and which are non-viable. This one was really fun, but it wasn't that fun figuring out what was going to be useful, and what wasn't. Overall, the last fights really boosted the game a few points up. Really really liked it.

Oh and I just figured out there is actually an "easy mode" you can unlock if you fail enough times in the game. Gives you a much more lenient boost, a ranged melee attack, improved radar, ability to use heavy weapons without being stationary... Why would that be unlockable after being a shit player!? Wouldn't it be better to unlock that by actually playing properly? Either way, seems like I've beaten both games on a secret "hard mode", so I guess that speaks more of my skill level, haha. But it'd have been neat to have a much bigger arsenal in a regular playthrough.

I got to floor 7 in rengoku 1 today and noticed that a room I was in had a particularly interesting shape