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Morrowind is the best I can think of, which is a shame

>>3866827
Diablo 2?

>>3866827
late game baldur's gate or related games

early game mages are weak, but they get really powerful

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https://youtu.be/smhukUzP3UI

>>3866865
fucking groovy. I had no idea this game existed. Do you recommend it?

>>3866872
If you like Lego it's gotta be the comfiest Lego game ever made. It's just a big sandbox full of minigames and building stuff with the actual story portion being totally optional. Pretty fun imo.

threads of fate is hilarious at times.

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The cheesy musicals are the best part.

>>3866271

Ultima Underworld, while not a generally funny game, had one plaque that had me literally fall off the chair laughing.

>>3865959
git gud

That's my sincere advice to you. It's fun

>>3865959

I wouldn't say Kid Icarus qualifies since not that many people ever mention it.

The two retro titles were pretty enjoyable, but I didn't find any lasting appeal to them. It's like Metroid with smaller worlds and some linearity. The second game was literally a copy-and-paste of all the items and mechanics of the first game, just with a different story and a different set of levels.

>>3865959
There is not such thing as illegitimate difficulty. People just use terms like that to remove their accountability for failing

>>3865803
yeah, sure.
what did you like about it?

>>3865809
The level of detail. Every piece of furniture, every item has a detailed description.
The horror wasn't IN YOUR FACE AUAUAUAUAU, but often subtle. There were bits of optional text that creeped me out. The stories of the characters made me feel happy and sad or tense at times.
The graphics were beautiful for the time. Absolutely stunning for PS.
There are problems, too. But I enjoyed this a great deal.

>>3865803
Echo Night 2 was translated?
If so, that's nice. I was waiting on that before starting the series.

Well, yeah, CRTs can't be emulated (for example, how do you emulate being able to see scanlines from closeup, but a more seamless image if you look from afar? emus "scanlines" shaders always display the scanlines, the effect is not the same), if you're gonna emulate on an HD screen, just go raw pixels.

Carmack is a faggot though.

>>3864959
Well, it's an opinion. One that I agree with 100%, but I don't see the point in judging the guy on a statement as inoffensive as that one.

Games back then have clearly been made with crt displays in mind. Just look at the lamps in the mine levels of DKC. Withour shaders the area around them gets gradually brighter in rectangular shapes. Apply a crt shader and you will have nice looking halos around the lamps.

>>3864578
I think i know the problem. Your tv is upside down.

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Then this

>>3864580
Shit!

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Roy You

Ryae Ywuoo

Fuck it japan, I'm not good at pronouncing your shit.

At least Ken is easier, right?

I pronounce Kyahwen

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Gilley

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>>3864482
Ended up being great.
Also, same as OP. Liked Thousand Arms as I was big time into harem comedy at the time. Was like playing Tenchi Muyo.

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yeah I'd probably give anything to have the feeling you get when you randomly choose a game without knowing anything about it and it turns out to be amazing again

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So fucking awful.

>for exploration
The Legend Of Zelda
>for story
A Link To The Past
>for combat/gameplay
Adventure Of Link
>for overall feel/atmosphere
Link's Awakening

>>3864413
TLOZ wins as Zelda games are literally all about exploring

MDK was so outrageously bizarre and I loved it, the lack of a MDK3 is a damn shame. One of the creators actually wanted to make the sequel happen a while back, but Interplay was being unsurprisingly uncooperative about the licensing shit.

>>3863667
Way better as an actual platformer than the collectathons that came out soon after.

>>3863678
MDK2 was never a collectathon unless you're talking about a different game. Only time it even came close was with the doctor and even then there was very little of it.

https://youtu.be/36Fl3VeoMBg

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>>3863413
T H I C C
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Can you upload some gameplay for it?

>>3862327
just search utube for it, someone has already done a playthrough and there is a promo vid for it from the creators

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>>3862327
here you go friend. OP if your thread is this slow you should be posting these caps yourself.

Quite simply to identify them as a greatest hits inside the packaging as well as outside.

Save money on printing
Greatest hits only cost 20$ compared to 50$ for new releases

>>3862007
>>3862015
Shouldve looked around before I asked,
makes sense though.

>>3861090

Tarma or Fio depending on how sexy I feel that day.

Fio's my default, otherwise Marco.

Were there any performance difference between the four characters or is it just aesthetics?