>>1228013 The demo makes you feel like you're literally inside a cute little girl.

>>1229307 Photokano / Reco Love had one loli heroine...

>>1231950 I remember googling the title of this game when it came out and getting a warning saying something like "Democrat activismography is illegal"

>>1280246 ur mum

>>1280207 the people in question aren't fucking Norm MacDonald and are just getting off on it in a disturbed way

That sure was some crazy Easter last week, huh? What other unholy horrors will await us all in the NEW THREAD: >>1280616 >>1280616 >>1280616 >>1280616 >>1280616 >>1280616

>>1274032 I agree but in this case half the characters are anime heads with a snout, and in the play-test there was a bug where the hair would disappear and it looked comically bad without it. >baldu... bladu..

Erwin got updated. How does she feel now?

>>1278405 https://vocaroo.com/1ftkei7VpetG

For me, it's the randomizers.

emulating Golden Sun right now, but I'm kind of stuck replaying the ship part because I can't figure out the combination of passengers you need to get to the secret island early. I never did it as a kid, and I wanted to figure it out by myself after hearing you could go there early.

Emulated CTR NF with 60 fps mod, and then emulated PS1 Crash bandicoot 1 and 2. 100% Completely nitro erect strikes back last week

>>1193607 Did they? Don't the Yuhioh ones make tons of money?

>>1193607 .....literal p2w mechanics? Retard

I bought the latest battle pass it's pretty good if you ask me

>>1278690 They still do that...for their gacha game. How did Phantom Brave 2 turn out, though? Graphics aside I wonder if NIS is doing anything cool gameplay-wise.

>>1242450 this is a 60 dollar game of a psp game that was something like 40. That is day 1 pirate for me.

>>1279517 it's a sequel in an industry that wants to charge you 90 dollars for games

Everyone in this thread needs to die of aids. Skyrim is absolute fucking trash.

>>1280083 true, true, however

>>1280074 Thank you. >>1280083 Thank you too.

>>1261894 Whatever the fuck label you want to put on it, the humor in Yakuza is unfunny

>>1278897 give us an exemple of funny skits elsewhere

>>1267685 Been playing through Yakuza 7 recently. I played through the Kiryu saga a few years back and stopped after 6, partially because of burnout and partially because I wasn't sure how good RGG would handle the switch to turn based combat. I've been liking it more than I thought I would and the story is really solid (on chapter 11 so far). Combat feels a little barebones but given that it's inspired by Dragon Quest, I guess that's part of the appeal. I just wish there was a little more depth in the battles like being able to move for positioning moves. I've been spoiled by Kiseki combat which is the gold standard for turn-based JRPGs imo.

>>1262749 They might eventually; the gold CPUs seemed pretty experimental. Getting into lobbies and races is so slow in this game that it feels terrible to make mistakes in real matches, which doesn't mix well with toxic perfectionism at all, but a good offline mode with strong CPUs would be excellent. I'd settle for being able to play in practice mode with bumpers, too. >>1274854 that's too bad; at least I had my fun with it while it lasted

If you don't shout "BOOSTAH FIRAH" every time you use the skyway you're doing it wrong.

>>1274909 >I’m also wondering when we are getting the supposed mini world tour event I got a notification in game today that mini world tour is an event for next week.

>>1278567 It's art.

>>1271984 Done with Sacre Bleu today A stage-based action platformer where you play as a Musketeer escaping a prison. You have a shockwave gun that propels you to the opposite direction that you use to move around and also break enemy's shield You have Bomb and Pistol to actually damage enemy You have sword to also damage enemy. The game is short game and also very mediocre where every platforming challenge is simplistic with little to no variation. The game is very easy as there's little to no punishment for dying. You get instantly revived at the edge of the screen with all your resources (bullets, bombs) replenished. I believe dying only affects your final score for online leaderboard. 5/10. very mediocre. only play if you're looking for a short and easy platformer game, but even then there are plenty alternatives.

>>1279408 I also tried another game today, which is Project:;COLD case.mirage; I had no idea what game that was, but I downloaded it anyway because I saw it on... Nintendo Direct, I believe? I forgot, but I really liked the aesthetic so here we go.... Very short review: It's a Japanese anime version of Cyber Manhunt with a bigger budget Long review (or first impression): You play as an amnesiac "someone", tasked to solve some detective cases where you have to find bunch of info and evidence on the internet using google, AI and hacking tools to find the truth.... It's... basically Cyber Manhunt. I don't know how else to describe it. Please play Cyber Manhunt, it's a really good game with insane twist. And there are 2 of them Anyway, the game is, quite LITERALLY UNPLAYABLE on Switch. First of all, the nature of the game (navigating your in-game PC to search for clues) means you have to move your in-game PC cursor and click a lot, which is extremely hard with joystick. the game has touch screen feature, but all the clickable stuff on the screen is too tiny and human fingers are too big for that. It's too inconvenient. Also the game lags like hell, it's too heavy for Switch and it eventually crashed after 1 hour of gameplay. I uninstalled right after that. Thank god there seems to be a Japanese-able user on csrinru who cracked the game on PC, so I can download and play the PC version instead. I'll write a real review once I've completed it. The game is in Japanese only btw (Steam is region-locked) and there's A LOT of reading with some difficult kanji and no furigana assistance and most of them are unvoiced, so I hope your Japanese is good enough. I wonder if the Japanese know that this game is basically a knock-off Cyber Manhunt, a chinese game lol The first 3 pics are Project Cold and the last 2 pics are Cyber Manhunt for comparison.

>>1264913 You remember the name of that skill? I don't think I got it yet

>>1265862 I didn't remember the name off hand so I had to look it up Shoe of Nessus - all light scythe attacks can no longer be avoided by enemies you can't get it until you're in the Violence circle

>>1273060 Thank you

>>1278084 Oh man, what was the name of this game?

>>1274691 >as usual you've been a real pantload heh

Been enjoying Xenoblade X myself

>>1156008 You have my condolences ACfag found this place.

i wouldn't play this trash even if i was held at gunpoint to play it

>>1200132 Astro had multiple games before this one his brand is himself too

>>1200132 >tendie calls something toddlershit lmao

>>1278661 No, the failsafe spray can was always there. t. still playing on the initial release because I pirated it

>>1278760 I could've sworn that the patch notes mentioned it being added. I must've shifted timelines again.

>>1278771 I hate it when that happens.

>>1263803 if the pc port is of the wii version people might play it for the multiplayer

MAG and Warhawk are 2 almost-forgotten Sony titles that immediately come to mind for me. MAG was one of the biggest MMO FPS games that was out on console during its time. I always found the game's setting to be fascinating because it's a prime example of 2010s futurism. >Set in the 2020s (ironically 2025 to be exact) >End of History and globalization in full swing >Near future rugged military aesthetics >A bunch of badass PMC factions fighting a shadow war against each other for profit and resources Warhawk on the other was just an overall entertaining online 3rd person shooter game >Both infantry and vehicle combat were entertaining >Cool map designs >Customization that didn't go over the top and felt perfectly fitting for the game's setting >Unique aesthetic, almost feels like it takes place on an isolated human planet in the 40k universe that was somehow never discovered by the Imperium of Man after the Age of Strife >Type of game you can always see yourself coming back to it every now and then for some fun >Sony pulled the plug on the game, but still has a small cult following player base that still keeps the servers alive to this day Both have a lot of potential in today's market, but it's guaranteed that Sony would somehow fuck it up.