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>>3833270
This game has been reviewed 8402035856 times just in the past 10 seconds alone. Can you be bothered to actually google it?

The CDI games are notoriously awful. They had shit controls and faulty platforming. However, if you fixed those two issues the games would be god tier.

>>3833282
I would rather we talk about it here than watch some youtuber. Why have this board if you can just get any/all info you want by googling?

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>>3833213
The other chart

>>3833213
>I'm starting to learn Japanese

Everything is too hard for you. You learn Japanese by learning it, not by trying to play Japanese video games. Build yourself a good knowledge base from textbooks etc. and then tackle other content.

Even if you start with simple kana-only games, they're gonna be either too simplistic to be worth doing over a textbook or too advanced and thus annoying to read in kana-only, especially considering reading kana-only is not a skill you want to have.

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>>3833276
Yeh but presumably at some point everything won't be too hard for me.

The majority of guides recommend reading manga or some other form of written Japanese for practice so I see no difference in using video games as a substitute. Or am I completely wrong?

I'm not trying to learn Japanese from video games but it can't do any harm to play some Japanese games while I'm learning.

>>3833024
HOLY SHIEET

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>>3833024

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These

Believe it or not, there were people in 1998 who hated Ocarina Of Time because it was so different.

I got bored halfway through Ocarina (while messing with the Big Sword quest) and quit

I give 2D and 3D their own classic and modern categories.

>>3832423
Maruyama!

KUMA!

ya got a secret bonus point

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>>3832434
y-you got another try~

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Oh! A big one!

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>>3832061
I remember that Legend of Legaia (PS1) had the fishing mini-game that I spent more time playing.

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>>3832070
This.

Actually got Sega Bass Fishing as a Christmas present and was pissed. Sure I liked fishing in real life but in a video game? Figured my mom bought it because she was cheap and it was on sale.

>mfw I played it

>>3831947
>I'm considering buying a old Mega Drive
>What are the best games on it
FUCKING OFF WE'RE FULL

Kidding aside, get the 6-pak. It's the perfect introductory game for the system and can still be had relatively cheap.

>>3831952
fuck*

I suck. Can't even meme right.

>>3831952

Maybe he should have said what are the hidden gems on it , since he probably know the best titles (Sanik, Phantasy Star , Golden Axe etc)

anyway:
All Sanik games
All Phantasy Star games
Golden Axe series

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Something had to be done before the once great country destroyed itself or became target to outside invasion. An agreement had to be made between the government and the GI-Corps before America was torn apart. So a radical concept was introduced to prevent the possible loss of millions in the increasing wars between GI-Corp controlled states. Thus...

THE SECRET GAMES COMMISSION (SGC)
Spearheaded by forces unknown (possibly foreign interest), a commission was set up in league with the remaining U.S. Government to regulate the piracy that was tearing apart the United States with the hopes of possibly re-uniting the once proud country. The SGC and the American Government put forth a proposal to the GI-Corps: territorial or contract disputes would be settled in an arena. Instead of armies, one champion would represent a GI-Corp controlled state in battle against another corporation's champion. The winning Champion would take control of the opposing state along with whatever other states that may have been acquired from previous battles.

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THE COMING OF THE BIO F.R.E.A.K.S.
The first unified law in decades was passed and the concept of one-on-one battles settling GI-Corp disputes became a reality. As a matter of fact, the creation of ultimate fighting machines was inevitably the next step in the industrial world of Neo-Amerika and its civil wars.
Each GI-Corp jumped at the opportunity to create these warriors from technology they specialized in. Cloning had become an easy task for the science divisions of the corporate states. Enhancement by genetics and cybernetics were available technologies as well. Born from these scientific secrets were: Biological Flying Robotic Enhanced Armored Killing Synthoids.

Bio F.R.E.A.K.S. for short, these enhanced humans were created specifically for the purpose of battle. Bred in laboratories as killing machines, the Freaks were genetically endowed with peak strength and agility, a rapid healing factor, body tissue regeneration and built-in weaponry. They are owned by the GI-Corps and controlled through a bio-drive that also allows them to down-load combat skills and strategies. An intricate tattoo of circuitry gives them access to the bio-drives, which are located in each Freak's skull. There are three stages of Freakdom:

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Synthoids: Genetically enhanced clones with tissue regrowth abilities.

Retros: (as in retrofit): One flaw in the Freak creation process is that the tissue regrowth abilities will fail after a while. If a body part is destroyed and the regeneration processes has discontinued, cybernetic replacements are attached to the Freak.

Dozers: These are freaks who have not only lost so much of their human tissue but also the ability to regenerate. Their bodies are completely mechanical except for the brain.

Closed-circuit battle pits are where all the action takes place. While more reminiscent of Roman gladiators than a football game, the states' populace savors the conflicts with crazed fervor. While the whole world watches the fights in frantic anticipation, there are those who do not enjoy the rigorous battles faced far too often: the Bio Freaks themselves.

THE FREAK UNDERGROUND OR GI-CORP RESISTANCE
Not having any government of corporate sanctioned rights, being under constant control of a GI-Corp, doomed to a destiny of violence and ultimate loss of humanity, some Freaks have gone rogue and formed an underground resistance. Their goal, to escape the control of their "owners" and obtain their equal rights.
While the Secret Game Commission's ultimate goal is to re-unify America, the possibility of a GI-Corp Resistance interferes in some of their most important progress. If an underground movement becomes successful and all Freaks go rogue, then a swift relapse to the days of the Civil Wars is possible and the hopes of peace could be crushed.

If you're talking about the guys who throw swords in Zelda II, those are Iron Knuckles. Not Darknuts.

>>3831717
I'm on my first playthrough of Zelda 1 and the monsters you have to hit from the side and back suck major dick. Their immunity to the boomerang makes it a major pain in the ass.

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>hurry up, pat. need frozen burritos and pale ale to make tummy bebber

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What the heck is Mike pointing at

>>3831720
dollar signs

>>3831676
Kega Fusion supports 32x and SCD (as well as master system/game gear, for that matter). It's fairly accurate, though I couldn't say if it's the best or not.

Genesis Plus GX.

>>3831712
I can't get Plus GX as its own program?

>>3831621
>Was it a draw?
Okay, that's the second thread started here with that wording. I need this HOT NEW meme explained to me.

>>3831783
PSX fags making fun of the superior console.

>>3831804
theres a port of snowboard kids for PSX though.

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Colecovision with expansion module 1.

NTSC 7800 with PAL version gamepads + paddles and steering wheel from a 2600 + a lightgun from an Atari XE.

No you are ready to go, my son.

I liked my Atari Jr for form factor and comfiness.

The 7800 would be my next choice but it uses a proprietary power cord and the standard controllers are annoying.

>>3831520
Contra 3 is one of the absolute hardest snes games. Good luck

>>3831520
>It seems like a waste of time to spend a week on a 30 minute long game and when I want to play it again next year I have to start from scratch.

It would be a "waste" either way. You're playing the game to have fun while playing it. Playing just so you can "get good" will always be pointless.

Just play until you get good, there's not much science behind it. Playing 30 minutes every day will eventually make you master the game.

>>3831483


https://youtu.be/_2n7UnQlgPk?t=166

Most of the imports here were crap. I'd gladly do without them and play the original releases.

>>3831504
Yeah, most likely would have had butchered translations for cheap and totally wrong boxart.

Still would have been cool though.