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calculator op

>>2767936

ninja is good if you get equip swords and mantles

>>2767943

ive never used calculator but ive heard its good!

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Anyone got any good FFT mods? I already played Journey of the 5 and pic related
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sy_5XhvxM_Q

It didn't.

>balance

You don't care about that shit when you're a kid.

>>2802047
I mean now. Like, if I bought this game on the 3ds, and I wasn't planning on any tournament play, would the balancing make my enjoyment of this game any worse?

hacksaw

But seriously, get the necessary screw-bit, that's how they're put together and that's how they're disassembled.

>>2808065
You'll need a 3.8mm security bit screwdriver. The cart was designed that way, no short cuts. If you don't care about condition, throw it against the wall a few times, you might have to pay to patch the wall up though. NES carts are tough.

The Adventures of Bayou Billy

>>2807893
Thanks Anon, I'll try it after I'm done watching Boku no Pico.

It dont

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0. openxcom
1. break line-of-sight and get behind a wall if you can, or drop a primed smoke grenade
2. aimed shots should be used, no auto shots unless you're at or above 100 firing accuracy
3. if you find your first mission with cyberdiscs just abort the mission with all soldiers inside

protip about reactions:
1. Autoshot isn't used, SNAPSHOT is.
2. Current TU divided by Maximum TU, and that number is then multiplied by (reactions / 100). That's your actual chance to reaction fire.

67/80 TU = 0.83
70 reactions / 100 = 0.7
0.83*0.7 = 0.58% to reaction fire... assuming reaction fire costs equal to or less than 67 TU.

>>2806647
> 0.58%
that is, rather, 58% chance to reaction fire.

>3264x2448
>blurry, unrotated, uncropped

hey grandma

>Walking up a snowy hill, fog everywhere
>Hear a faint gobble noise
>Turn around to find myself swarmed with turkeys.

I invested more time into this game as a child than I expected to.

OP doesn't even know what TFW means... sage this cancer!

I'm guessing you were on the phone and you actually meant to say "artistic".
I vote for Ikaruga, it's the prettiest, hardest shmup (only fags say STG) known to man.

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>>2806350
No, autistic.
Jim Power is the definition of autistic.

>>2806362
Why doe? I see no anthropomorphic animals or anime girls.

Pretty much anything by RENO/Telenet.

Phantasy Star IV

I'm going to assume you meant chapter, not level (map)

It stays about the same, give it another chapter.

It had lots of very fun set pieces and was the first a lot of players had to experience them. Running up to an artillery piece or heavy machine gun and actually being able to use it. Seeing a vent and actually being able to crawl inside it.

Mod community was also huge. Several modern full fledged companies got their start modding HL. When you were done playing the game, there was a bunch of extra levels available on PC Gamer CDs or off the internet, and lots of great multiplayer mods.

>>2806192
Depends, what 'first level'?

The reason it was so famous is because it looked great and played unlike what had been typical for FPSes since Doom. I remember the level of graphical realism adding a lot to the fun of the weapons, combat and especially level exploration.

It's insanely overrated, but it's not bad by any stretch of the imagination.

Well, except for the ending levels. Fuck those.

>>2805832
For clarification, this website offers some modified emulators that connect to a server that gives out Achievements for some old snes/megadrive/gb(a) games.

>Achievements

Sounds gay

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I already successfully achieved all of my goals and mailed Polaroids of them to Activision

Aside from having to wait for 100% compatibility, and the price/quality angle, yes.

Perfect, no but it does give you most of the advantages

>>2805507
>aside from having 100% compatibility
most of them are pretty close honestly.
Genesis flashcart can't play 3 games(?), unless you get the expensive one.
Beggar Prince, Pier Solar, and Virtua Racing.
NES one has pretty high compatibility, just doesn't work on a few koei strat games that are also on different consoles.
PC engine has every game except SF2
SD2SNES has a good list except a good 8 or so games that they are trying to program.

Also not a flashcart but Pseudo saturn and the one light grey 4 in 1 AR has literally almost 100% compatibility, it can't play 2 games correctly(?), which are Croc and something no one cares about.

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yes

The Adventure of Link

>>2805502
Both
I like to think of them as companion titles that go hand in hand like Sonic 3 and Sonic and Knuckles

WASD + numpad, i play mostly games with few buttons though

I've been using arrow keys for movement and ASDF for actions for every emulator when I use a keyboard for as far as I can remember. In the case of SNES I'd always map A=A, B=F, X=S, Y=D, L=E, R=R, Start=Enter, Select=Space, occasionally switching keys when appropriate, like making A=F for any RPG that primarily uses A. WSAD only really makes sense to me if you're using a mouse.

WASD + arrow keys + shift for shoulders

Exception: N64 = arrow keys as c-buttons. This really helps for strafing and camera controls (and let's you do the famous "spinning throw" digitally if you hold a direction and rotate through the camera buttons on some games)

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>>2805337

I like DK Junior better.

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No, this is.

It has its flaws. Money grinding is a real drag during the middle of the game

>>2804930

Yeah was one of my favourite games on the Amiga back then. Very atmospheric, gets hard as fuck later on though.

It has a good story and progression, but the controls are kind of bad. It would have been brilliant if it controlled a bit more like Prince of Persia or Another World.