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You are now transported back to your youth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udUCjJphE-0

>>4229721
2 and t.h.u.g and are the best ones.

Fun games.

>>4229721
>>4229785
>2
Most agree that #2 + is the best one. I only ever owned the 1st one, and was exceptionally good at it. I have tried the others, but did not care for the manual stuff.

>>4229556
...this thing is total fucking gar-bitch!

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>>4229556
Sega. Best Marketing Team Ever!

>>4229563
Everything will eventually be garbage, its the nature of the evolving medium. 30-40 from now when vr/ar or whatever new shit is out at that time, people will look back at ps4, xbox one, and the switch, and say this shit is gar-bitch!

>>4228894
OP back.

And Fallout 2 of course. How did I forget that one?

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>>4228894
>lists 1998 as his favorite year in gaming
>doesn't list any of the actual good games, like Ocarina of Time

1994 >>>>>>>>>>>> 1998

>>4228756
I don't have three hands

>>4228756
>perfect multiplayer system
if you've got enough friends, and mario party or smash brothers -- you all are set

>>4228757
Apparently you don't have one brain either. If you did, you'd realize you don't need to have 3 hands to use it. Playing a 3D game? Use the analog stick. Playing a 2D game? Use the dpad. Is that too much for your little brain to handle?

Better shooters and arcade style games and a greater slection of games with mature/violent themes.

The best console was owning both, the Mega Drive and the SNES.
If you only owned one of them, you missed out on half the good shit in the best era of video games.

>>4228076
Avoid Thunder Force IV (Play it on Saturn) and Grind Stormer. They are Gradius 3: Genesis version.

>>4228120
> greater slection of games with mature/violent themes
He said non-fanboy arguments.

I'm a linguist, both forms are technically correct.

>>4228025
Should be "I smell you are blood." Who translated this?!

>Skies of Arcadia
>Comfy
Yeah nothing is more comfortable than getting into a fight every third step.

>>4227602
>he didn't play the cube version where they kinda fixed it.

Stardew valley
Animal crossing
Yoshis woolly world 3ds

It's honestly the same shit every time we do this, OP.

Also, in before Phalanx.

>SMS covers

I actually really love this old master system covers, the typo is 10/10

>>4226842
what're the games in the upper left and lower right

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>>4226842
Upper left is Sengoku Turb (pic related), this really great Dreamcast action RPG where you play a girl leading an army of cats to wage war against sheep people. It's a remake/sequel of a PC98 game, and the only thing related to Bio 100% to get a little bit more exposure. The art style and sense of humor alone make it worth playing, but the gameplay is really fun too once you get into that groove of upgrading all your troops and adapting to the weird action.

Bottom right is Germs: Nerawareta Machi, a very interesting open-world survival horror game on the PS1. The artwork doesn't have the name, sorry. First-person, rather unique controls, and a really cool surrealist body horror theme. Some people relate it to Deadly Premonition.

Yes, it's fucking amazing and 3 and 4's writing are fucking trash compared to the original 2. New Vegas is the only exception though.

>>4226729
>retro geek

>>4226807
woah ive never seen this unique hot opinion before

Why?

>>4226521
D-pad was clearly made for quick taps for items in modern games, not extended use as a control method

>>4226517
Yeah just doesn't fit up your ass as easily as the old SNES controller

They somehow fucked up the scavenger hunt and e-102 gamma missions by making them more tedious.

I loved unlocking the Sega Master System games in SADX

SA2 stripped that out and made collecting emblems pointless

>>4225872
There's an extra stage if you beat the game 100%.

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>>4225787
Depends on what your preferences are. If you need a strong, story-driven or mission based narrative, you're out of luck (although the novella that came with the game is a nice touch). Most versions do have a couple of missions which are interesting, but they are very few and non-repeatable.

If you enjoy free-roaming and exploring, it's for you, as long as you don't mind everything looking the same (some versions will at least have some minor variation, like different coloured planets).

In my last playthrough, I aimed to achieve --- ELITE --- status and make 1 million credits. By the time I completed those two goals, I had pretty much seen all the game has to offer and was completely satiated by it. I'm not gonna lie, it does get very repetitive, but combat is still fun even later on, especially once you can afford a full set of military lasers and venture into anarchic systems.

Another optional goal would be to visit each of the 8 galaxies once, but it's only a matter of money and rather laughable if you've already earned 1 mill cr, so I never bothered.

>>4225948
Isn't Oolite just a graphical "upgrade" of Elite?

>>4227438
Pretty much. Elite: The new Kind is also a good way to play the game on modern hardware.

Have you beaten the game with all characters on their hardest difficulties? Or did you play it for an hour and thought what you wrote?

>>4224601
I'll have you know that I played for 2 full hours before posting this

>>4224594
Your moms pussy is 'meh'
Hexen is a classic

Love it to build huge rail networks

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This is one of like two computer games I still play.

Can I get a quick rundown on gitting gud at this game?