No promises on this, of course! But if it's possible... man.
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No promises on this, of course! But if it's possible... man.
As a bonus, I've actually found a branch that when NOP'd immediately advances the game's animation state machine. Using this knowledge I might actually be able write up some code that will skip/cancel battle sequences at a button press, which would be a *massive* QOL improvement.
Still working on that SRW4 soft-lock. I have a targeted fix for this instance specifically but I'm looking for something more general. There's better news, however...
Sorry about the reply guy :( I appreciate your input! With RE9 out and me not buying it for cashflow related reasons I've been looking at what I *do* have and am considering going back to and playing/replaying.
Curious to hear your thoughts on RE4make! I picked it up but really only got through the first act. Scenes where an unlimited amount of enemies would spawn until X condition was satisfied stressed me out more than I was comfortable with and I wasn't enjoying myself, so I stopped.
I honestly get eye strain playing vb on 3ds much, but I also don't have the room for a physical unit (be that original or switch) nor the money to obtain one atm
Less than 100 reviews (but admittedly 92% positive), False Skies is an absolutely excellent GBC-styled JRPG, roughly 50 hours to play through. And only $9. store.steampowered.com/app/1830040/...
Don't give up
At least as far as appearances go.
I don't think anyone believed it. Probably not even the site owners. But it did at least do a little bit to try to push piracy consequences onto the consumers rather than the dealers.
Amalgam still owes me a steak :)
No cherryroms? :) Plasticman tho! I found Chaos World on Plasticman's site.
Cat Burger - Gator Days Characters Catrick C. Cattington IV - Catfish - He might be a CEO of a company who is worth millions of dollars but he is just like you! Stuart - Quokka - A perpetually smiling Sectional Manager. He tackles every problem with motivational corporate speak intended to maximize collaboration and synergies among all employees. August - Alligator - A soft spoken single father who works in IT. Gustopher's dad. Transcript Panel 1 Catrick is filming an ad for a fast food restaurant's new product. He's excited to share it with you. He's wearing and tie so you know he means business but he also has a sweater vest on so you'll know he's friendly. He's also wearing gloves so he doesn't actually have to touch any food. There's a sign in the background that says "HOME SWEET HOME" which everyone hopes will disguise the fact that they're filming this in an empty conference room. Catrick: I'm taking a break from my busy CEO schedule to show you our new product. Yummy. Panel 2 Catrick is now sitting in front of a TV that says "CAT BURGER" with the Cat Burger mascot in the middle. Catrick: I enjoy consuming product while sipping a loss leader and watching content on the subscription service. Panel 3 Catrick has found himself two more food items from the Cat Burger menu. He's trying his best to keep them from getting too close to his mouth. In one had he has fries and in the other he has "Pistachio Spice" seasonal frozen treat. Does not actually contain pistachio. Catrick: I like to finish my meal by dipping my added value side in a seasonal item. I do this several times a week. Panel 4 Stuart is by the camera and giving Catrick feedback. No one has realized that no one has removed the cap from the camera. August from IT was brought in to see why the camera isn't recording anything. He's just standing there in stunned silence. He will not be getting Cat Burger for dinner. Stuart: GREAT WORK, SIR! Highly relatable.
Cat Burger - Gator Days
The Video Game Industry (2026)
I'm not sure about the friction piece; in my mind the possibility of being stuck with a potential lemon for a weekend would make it *harder* to choose, not easier. But I do think there's something to the "just a few minutes more" argument.
I don't think this is it. My collection mirrors this -- a lot of it is familiar and fun, but as much or more is new *to me.* And I still get a kick out of surprising games I haven't played before -- just the other day it was Serpent on GB, which I randomly pulled off the shelf and had a blast with.
This wasn't necessarily the case for me. I actually lived within a ~15-20min walk of multiple locally-owned stores that predated Blockbuster.
Gun Hazard screenshot. 16-bit mecha side scroller. Albert says, "All right! 2000 dollars!"
Today, we blew up robots and got *paid*! Thanks to everyone who joined us for Gun Hazard! #RetroGaming #MechaGameMarch
Nowadays I have a small library of cartridges similar to a rental wall. Why do I have decision paralysis on what to play now, when I didn't have nearly as a hard a time picking then? Granted it's *my* curated list vs what the shop had, but I still had a lot of options on any given visit.
Had a thought. When I was a kid, we had game rentals for NES, SNES, PS1, etc. We'd go to a place (Blockbuster eventually, but other places too), pick a game, then play it for a few days before returning it. Usually there was a stand or a wall or something with a bunch of game boxes to pick from.
happy international women's day
That's definitely possible!
What, no inclusion of the waterfall cave area exclusive to this version's stage 1?
did u know new sata ssds are mostly empty inside but just the right size for a custom enclosure
Startropics NES cartridge and manual, with the letter still attached to the manual. The previous owner took some notes on the back of the letter.
Startropics NES cartridge with the unfolded letter from Uncle Steve.
Pulled Startropics for #RandomGameSaturday this week! Even have the letter from Uncle Steve still attached to the manual.
there's so much bad in the world but there's also people who lift up and carry an elderly bat around every day so he can pretend he's flying again, and that's the part of the world I think is worth fighting for
Shrek has been modded into ‘Resident Evil Requiem’ 🧟♂️
Those were the days.
Oooooh! The original got its hooks into me *immediately*; its opening tutorial section feels cyberpunk in a way that every other cyberpunk styled game I've ever played dreams of.
