Look I've played them all (including MSX) and love them to bits. MGSV isn't even my favorite. But it is still one of my favorite gaming experiences. I still believe it has some of the best and smoothest controls and is a true sandbox. What I mean by that is there are a lot of games that are technically sandboxes, but the level design of MGSV is an actual sandbox as in you can problem solve using every single tool in the game. When it comes to the story I know it technically has a lot of flaws if you analyze it, but did someone else feel really emotionally attached to everything? It is a little strange that MGSV was a game that kind of made me feel a lot more emotions than a lot of full blown RPGs I've played with a lot of character development.

I DID IT !!! Finally I managed to beat Legendary Heroes Fuck this mission

I do not care about Minecraft nor cannot figure out how it manage to get a movie. I do not get its massive popularity. I don't understand how Steve is in Smash. I thought it was some small indie game long time ago.

Shame the flash thread got pushed off the board by the recent influx of low quality threads, but since that's over it looks like normal threads are possible again. Attached some classics that I'm personally fond of. Also if anyone has a swf of Dragon Ball Z Tournament from the old Cartoon Network/Toonami size, I'd appreciate it. Couldn't find that thing anywhere.

This was the best game Nintendo's even made, and I'm nothing they've made in the 28 years since this game dropped came close.

Seeing that we have an influx of new users, I thought it is a good idea to bring back this project. (I copied an old OP by one of the anons so I hope they don't mind) For those that don't know, here’s how it works. Everyone is taking turns downloading the newest version of the game, making contributions before reuploading it for someone else to work on it. Only one person can actively work on it at a time. This is because if two people make overlapping changes to the database, scripts or switches, they will conflict resulting in one person having to redo all their work. Changes to the map and events can be copy-pasted from one version of a project to another so you’re free to work on new maps and new events if its not your turn and add them to the current version of the game once it is your turn. It should work like this. OP posts newest version of the map. The first person (Anon #1) to respond to OP stating that he’s going to work on it becomes the active game dev. Once Anon #1 finishes and re-uploads it, the first person to respond to him gets to work on it. So on and so forth. Additionally, whenever you re-upload a new version, reply to the anchor post, it’ll make things a lot easier. General Rules >Don’t mess with maps, events or anything else you didn’t make. Although, adding minor stuff like a connection between two areas or fixing bugs and typos is all fine. >If you’re ok with others editing your stuff, leave a note saying so. >You’re free to add characters and the like, to the inter-dimensional tavern. >You’re also free to make changes to game settings, unless its something we’ve agreed upon (we’ll probably do this via a poll) Current version of the game: v. 0591 https://mega.nz/file/itd1mCTJ#pgEQ3oQQWOgDCO_VLZGs8m1p_OQABjTj8tZ4YNobvlo If you have a new version please notify us so that we can add it in the next OP.

>What is the Bizarre MMOdventure? This is an ongoing project by a group of anons dedicated to playing through dead MMOs. It works as follows: >Vote on an MMO. >Play the winner for two weeks. >Alternate the voting list every game. >Guild photoshoots every Saturday, check thread for times. >New adventure starts every other Saturday, after the week two guild picture. Feel free to recommend more games be added to the lists and encourage people to vote on a game you want to play. >Games we've played so far: Phantasy Star Universe Trickster Online Rising Force Online RaiderZ

I don't know a single person that didn't regret playing league of legends, so what you're currently maining?

We used to have Dead or Alive threads in that “other place” every once in a while. Not sure if anyone here is interested? Anyone else playing Prism, which came out last month? Anyway, DoA thread, discuss the games, post pics of your waifus, etc.

Since the screenshot threads die pretty often I figured we could start a thread encompassing the graphical aspects of the games we play and love. Artbooks, models, cinematics, adds... what have you.

Which entry is your favorite out of the trilogy?

Games where you engage in mercantile activities, preferably fantasy/historical rather than modern businessman shit. Not the same type of fantasy. Recettear is a pretty classic example and involves you running a shop in a fantasy JRPG world. Port Royale 2 is a great game set in the Carribean where you play as a merchant/Privateer going around the Carribean selling shit to different towns and nations, engaging in wars, hunting pirates etc. Unfortunately, it does not really allow you to be a pirate. The economy is pretty complex from what I've seen and many games do not get to the same level as this one.

>permadeath >randomly generated content >grid-based movement >turn-based gameplay

0.10 update released recently to kickstarter backers, what did you think of it?

Hello, I am a lazy-assed motherfucker who wants to program vidya but has the attention span of a fruit fly and can not stick to a project for more than a week before giving up and abandoning it. So let's have a thread for people like me to plan out a simple game, slap it together, stick to it, get something done, and show off to each other. We will each follow a general outline, and each of us will add our own flair to it. This week is prep week. We need two things. 1. a VOLUNTEER to be our guru and decide on a technology platform, and to be able to answer tech questions. The platform must be free-as-in-beer and run on my broken toaster of a computer, and newbies need to be able to use it. I hear that Godot is popular. I have seen some good games made in Twine but have never gotten custom code to work correctly. Other than that I have no idea what games are programmed in these days. 2. we need to decide what sort of simple game we want to make. Do we want to do an Asteroids clone? A Choose Your Own Adventure? Feel free to recommend some simple game from the 1980s or an old classroom assignment. We can point to an online tutorial and say "let's all do that" and let's do it. Newbies who have never programmed a game before are encouraged to join. This is where you get started. I will be the incompetent middle management making overall decisions. This week: get your dev environment set up and play around with tutorials April 19th: I will announce the project First week: Start coding your game April 27th: Give an update on how it's going Second week: Add flair and finishing touches

Game is finally out. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2389830/__ASURA_THE_STRIKER/ Has anyone else been playing it? I've been anticipating this game for years so seeing it finally getting released makes me happy. I've been playing the game on my Deck and its been a blast, it's a Space Harrier tribute that has branching paths like G Darius, the game also has a punching gimmick which is pretty neat since it can function as a risk-reward at times, the OST is also kickass. >inb4 buy an ad shill I just want to talk about this epic game bros.