>>1742033 >>1742304 >>1755594 >>1757483 >>1758679 There: >>1801433 Go make a Squilliam.

>>1791507 >I am honestly shocked they are still around considering the absolute blunders they have subjected themselves to in the past decade. Anon, you forget that SE is SO MUCH MORE than just video games. Remember light novels, manga, and anime series like Full Metal Alchemist, Soul Eater, Durarara, Akame ga Kill!, Black Butler, Space Dandy, Cinderella Girls, Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun, Watamote? Yeah, SquarEnix owns that shit It's all operated through their Gangan Comics imprint.

>>1801666 >Space Dandy movie never ever.

>>1558244 Gatekeeping is always good.

>>1469569 >kids >boobs already half grown

>>1558244 Normalfags will see the light

>>1755878 same except I'm stroking to YOU stroking

>>1773413 >jorking to jorking very meta

>>1747515 Yes, I love them soft and thick.

>>1786076 This somehow looks worse than Invisible War. How did they make Paul older in the past than JC looks in the sequel? And I wonder if they'll fuck with the writing? Like any of the truthnukes from the OG, the NSF leader, Morpheus AI, etc.

>>1786014 >I hope the writing is better than some of their recent games You actually have hope for Naughty Dog doing anything that's not putting all their energy into making sure they're on the path to closure?! Don't forget they not only have Druckmann, but he's emptying their bank out on that space bounty hunter game that lost every ones interest with its first trailer. >>1786019 >There's been a pretty big culture shift since then The games been in development for years and there's been no evidence they give two shits that their ideology is hated and reverse course. >>1785962 Better to be paraded as a corpse than to be revived and subjected to the torture Crapcoms other IPs have to go through.

>>1785981 They're cutting out content from the WotL version, it has Denuvo, it's 60$. Oh and it's "remade for the classic audience". I'm expecting the localization thread to have a field day with this one.

>>1354345 It's a live concert, people are there to see him and he's gonna talk to them. He told a story about how a speaker blew out the day of a concert in China and how they just happened to be an available venue nearby so they moved it there. He also said he has a new song he's been working on he's hoping to release soon. I know he's no pro singer but he sounds like half a step off pitch a lot in the stream when in person it sounded fine,maybe it's just a discrepancy between what he hears in the venue and the raw feed.

Ohayo!

i love Micker

>>1819897 I only got screenshots from the game.

>>>/v/1820843 New thread.

>>1786747 why are the balls not colliding

>>1786806 >finally a sensible question ...Um, it's the same object? Hm i ougtha update but there's >>1786797

NVm, it's already too confusing... And , and...can you tell?

>>1506256 Thoughts on the Sonic and Tails mod for Melee?

>>1784582 It’s fun.

>>1521032 I'm glad that's the case. Not until Crash modding/ CTRPC is fully done so that even if they try and DMCA it into oblivion at least the games are complete and the scene is too vast to whack-a-mole it, like what happened with Mario Kart Wii. >>1517058 >Would be nice to find a better tool with emotion controls like Zonos has (that also runs locally). I remember the 15.ai ponyfucker having figured out how to do it much cheaply than with modern voice modulators, it's something about interpreting the text's emotional content and adjusting pitch and tone rather than performing even more model training.

>>1525659 >interpreting the text's emotional content I dunno how well that works. Using Zonos I can increase the fear slider to sometimes get frantic breathing & emotive vocal deliveries for lewd stuff, but it strongly depends on the source. If the source audio has certain sounds & emotions it's more flexible to get it to do those things. For example, the Japanese Zelda voice from Smash Ultimate excels at fearful vocal deliveries. Amy Rose voice from Mario and Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games was pretty good too.

>>1531942 >I dunno how well that works. From what I remember, the ponyfucker used some sort of state machine that would read the input text, interpret the vibe using a combination of keywords, punctuation and capitalization, and then assign emoji/markers to the phrases, which in turn told the underlying LLM to change pitch, tempo or add other effects to the output audio to make it match what the user intended the character to say. Older TF2 Mercs arguing videos have a much more natural cadence to them than even modern ones, despite the voices being super robotic.

>>1838569 Never mind, figured it out right after I made that second post: no XCI dump.

Getting Xemu to work was a bit of a process I must say, definitely the most finnicky emulator I've dealt with so far, but it works. Time to play Ninja Gaiden Black in honor of Itagaki-san

I never see anyone talking about The Godfather for the PS2. On the surface it seems like a GTA clone, which it basically is, but it's one of the best to do it. Still holds up today. The game looks quite nice for a PS2 game and everything just feels very polished. Taking over rackets and increasing your influence and respect is fun until endgame. If you are a fan of GTA type games and never tried this out I recommend giving it a shot. Fun to be had.

>>1761851 I am not sure if bringing GabeN into Congress with a good idea. I do support dragging the CEOs of Discord, Reddit, and Twitch especially Dan Clancy with his multiple standard enforcement crap. Either way, down with the leftoids and up with the Sonnenraden. American Freikorps is needed.

>>1762550 I bet this will happen: >government pressures steam for digital ID >gaben: No >government says they will scrutinize steam more, so go public >gaben says OK >valve goes public. Government buys 10-25% >government votes gaben out of the company >digital ID gets implemented >steam dies and becomes one of the shitty off brand game launchers You know for a fact the first thing they will cut is "extra services" like steam voice chat, text chat, and workshop mods.

>>1775503 Which then became kiwifarms and the sharty, which are filled with pedophile jew glowniggers.

>>1773017 The only one who is pointless is you.

>>1245129 >Normie

>>1571300 Anon....how did you do such a thing?

>>1774373 >He opposes "gaming is a young medium" as a retort because film was a young medium, younger even, when many of its foundational greats were made. Super Mario Bros 3 (1988) is still one of the greatest games of all time. The idea that Ebert didn't understand how or why this is true even in 2005 shows how limited his "critic" persona really was. His criticism is not valid. And he's fat.

The natural conclusion of le artistic value mindset.

>>1774373 He's wrong about games not being art (chess is also an art. Someone invented it and crafted the rules, not to mention the artistry that goes into making each individual set), but he is correct about the people who go on and on about games being art all the time. Those people are retards who do nothing but produce terrible art that doesn't even respect its medium, but tries to make it look like a different medium. However, he's wrong about that final point, where he seems to be arguing that the economics and logistics of games means they're not art. Of course films also have massive economic and logistical hurdles that must be overcome, but that doesn't mean they're not art. Ebert is known for treating blockbusters as art. But he's also known for shitting on films just because he reads into them politics that he doesn't like. So he's a fag. But the bitches that try to make video games into art (instead of realizing they always were) are even worse.

>>1777255 Why would you be skeptical? Have you been completely blind to what's been happening? These companies are scum, always were. Altman, the CEO, was a lawyer kike that somehow got caught in malpractice, got away scot free unlike a goy would and went into videogames, with his connections investing into his company to embezzle money while he picked close friends for positions into executive positions in the company.

>>1777255 (checked) Not shocking. Genuine scumbags are all over the vidya industry. >>1777402 Yeah it seemed like a really cool idea at the time. A shame how that ended up. I also like the idea of a more vertical map than the traditionally wide ones used elsewhere. I always preferred content density over walking for ages because the content is thinly spread around a fuck huge map. >>1777615 >Why would you be skeptical? Too many fags crying wolf would be my guess.

>>1718498 Quake IV looking motherfucker. At least Prey 1 had LOADS OF MEAT on walls and shit.

>>1073976 >>1094498 If you're still accepting questions, could you also ask why the industry feels an insatiable "need" to remake/remaster/rerelease absolutely fucking everything? That they cannot leave past games untouched and see it as their mission that they "must", according to them, "update" or "fix" games for the always ambiguous "modern audience" instead of leaving those games the fuck alone. This is extremely important given how Yuji Hori is talking about how a Chrono Trigger remake is on the table: https://archive.ph/jEC6z If it's about keeping these games available to the public, then continuing producing the original game that you released (I don't care how "unrealistic" that sounds, that's your fucking problem) and completely unaltered . Because all that this action by the industry is doing is coming across is (At best) these companies are hurting for money and/or (At worst) incapable of producing another good game because the "greats" games "already" exist.

This will always be Dragon Warrior in my heart. I will never accept the evil you corporate vampires inflict upon people.

>>1073976 >Fingers crossed, I will probably attend a conference where Yuji Horii will take questions from fans. I'm not expecting to get any real answer to the genders/revisionism crap considering he has already expressed his negative opinions on it anyhow, but if you guys have any good questions I can ask of him, please share them with me and I'll report the answers if they let me ask more than one that is. Personally, I just wanted to ask him the design philosophy behind enemy encounters and party members, and whether the use of the same types of attacks for both player characters and monsters was a deliberate choice to subtly teach the player about the game mechanics or if it was just born out of necessity due to hardware limitations, or both. >Hopefully he can also sign some physical copy, or they allow recording or whatever so I can give more validity to my claims. So what ever became of this?!

>>1380283 > I think what makes an RPG a JRPG has more to do with the game philosophies and influences being more akin to the RPG pioneers rather than just the location in which games are developed In the 80s the Japs cloned the first RPGs and made them better by adding art, music, and better stories than the one-paragraph introduction that the average RPG had back then. Over the next 20 years western devs focused on technical experimentation while Square, Enix, and their copycats took a simple combat engine that worked and wrapped great art, great music, and great stories around it. Someone in the 90s or early 2000s noticed the contrast and made the distinction.

>>1360242 >>1348970 >>1290841 >been waiting for this game to be playable ever since the Sonic Unleashed decomp >somehow forgot to check on its progress until I saw this thread in the catalog Thank you anons for making these posts and reminding me that I need to play Lost Odyssey ASAP.

>>943592 This should be called the /tv/ show recommendation thread instead.