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thinking of a NES game

for use with the duck hunt zapper.

you fought alien spaceships. and i could never beat it - fucking hard. i feel like the game went on forever though, and just got faster

any idea?

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Oh god help me, I have no idea what classes to pick.

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>beat the game in new game+
>the final boss is your character from the previous playthrough

Why is this not in more than one game?

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ITT: God tier video game openings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3T4WpMo60Ws

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Are bosses too video gamey? Do they have a place in modern gaming?

I'm of the opinion that they do have a place as they are more often than not really fun to fight, but not everyone seems to agree. Some people seem to think that bosses are a thing of the past, so I want to start a debate about them.

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Pic related.

>Basically a board game
>4 player, often 3 computers 1 human
>HEAVY element of randomness
>Easily half of your time is spent watching the computer play
>Because it's 3 computers to 1 human, you'll easily lose half of the games due to randomness alone
>No story
>Hard to read text
>Lazy programming
>No tutorial, but the manual is so bad that you're better off going online to learn how to play it
No joke, this could easily be one of the worst games on the GBA.

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Hey anon, you will replay all those good memories again once Gummy launches in two week, r-right?

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maybe video games would sell better if they were cheaper? People would likely try new franchisees if they cost less

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how the fuck can personafags enjoy this shit series? it's literally a glorified visual novel with waifus. honestly you guys are fucking ruining jrpgs. i bet you tasteless waifuposters didn't even buy xv.

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Are there any suikoden games besides 1 and 2 worth playing?

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Just dreamt this up. Any game devs, feel free to use this.

>Your parents just died in a car crash, and you move to your aunt's/uncle's in the humble village of Grief.
>Basically a single road bordered by houses and shops.
>Everyone's pleasant and sympathetic, if a little weird. No-one wants to hurt you, nobody is evil.
>You can explore, and most doors and unlocked since it's such an open community. You can talk to people, ask for jobs etc - with the overall goal of earning enough for an apartment in the big city.
>BUT - the town has a curse. Grief manifests physically in its residents, in a variety of ways. When family members die, people generally lock themselves indoors, food delivers to their window, until the grief passes.
>The village has an overall 'Grief Meter' determined by true travesties. As it rises, your everyday tasks get harder due to the changing environment. Cars speed down the central road, ignoring lights, so even crossing takes tight timing. As your jobs often put you in charge of people's precious things - walking dogs, caring for the elderly, etc - you can become implicit in people's grief. It can quickly spiral out of control, like a big domino effect.
>Each game randomly generates grief events for the whole town - from something as petty as a favourite team losing up to a village elder dying; things that affect everyone.
>Of course, if you directly cause someone's grief, expect to be hunted. If Mr Johnson's cat dies while you're meant to be feeding it - the cat gifted to him by his dying wife - he undergoes a Thing-like transformation and tries to kill you. Of course, if HE loses it, the village 'cleaning team' moves in the next day to incinerate his house. Up goes the Grief Meter.
>Gameplay revolves around walking a careful line, keeping people happy, etc.

I dunno if these are a good concept, but thanks for reading. I just had to get it out of my mind. What other features could make this thing great?

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Do you still play Minecraft?

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>kill animal
>drops currency

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so boys its summer so you can either shitpost on /v/ or spend time playing one of the best games of all time and tell others about it.

whats youre favourite
town
hero
unit
spell
map
campaign

Rampart 4 life dont touch me with your filthy skeletons please

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>he was a super star game dev on par with Miyamoto just a few years ago
>largely riding on the mistaken belief he's the creator of the mega man series
>now he's a joke stuck in middle level development for mobile games forever

Is this a fitting end to Kenji inafune?