An interesting question, what led you to RGT? I remember what brought me here, It was Yugioh 6 for the PSP. This game is only available in Japanese, so I searched the internet for translations and that's how I came across the repo. Unfortunately you had to register here to be able to download...
Now, I know it's policy for us mods not to receive awards, but I feel it worth celebrating the fact that, with the 5 points you have just added to your score, you would have rightly earned the level 1 Duplicate Hunter badge for your profile!
Badge or no, I just wanted to recognize your work.
Thanks for your efforts Clippy!
An interesting question, what led you to RGT? I remember what brought me here, It was Yugioh 6 for the PSP. This game is only available in Japanese, so I searched the internet for translations and that's how I came across the repo. Unfortunately you had to register here to be able to download...
Thanks again to all new and returning Hunters! Your work does not go unappreciated. Expect more awards to come your way in the very near future. Stay tuned! :D
for those unaware of the genra its basically japanese dudes making cool Castlevania music and dressing as gay as humanly possible but still managing to pull more tail than any of us ever will. Personally my tastes are pretty vanilla I like Malice Mizer and some of Moi dix Mois what about you...
I'm still very into the music after some time, and I thought it should probably have its own thread I guess. Post PVs, thoughts, etc. I've always been very into all kinds of games, but I started paying far more attention to visual bands in the last few years, it's still like a new world to me...
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you can merge that thread with mine if you want, idk.
for those unaware of the genra its basically japanese dudes making cool Castlevania music and dressing as gay as humanly possible but still managing to pull more tail than any of us ever will. Personally my tastes are pretty vanilla I like Malice Mizer and some of Moi dix Mois what about you...
I'm still very into the music after some time, and I thought it should probably have its own thread I guess. Post PVs, thoughts, etc. I've always been very into all kinds of games, but I started paying far more attention to visual bands in the last few years, it's still like a new world to me...
retrogametalk.com
you can merge that thread with mine if you want, idk.
I can't move many of these without them losing their polls....I'd re-make them, but then we'd lose people's existing votes. So for the time being, I've moved the 2 threads that do not contain polls.
PLEASE read this paragraph, as I don’t want to be smacked by 4 Path of Exile recs. Hear me out. I was 13 when I first played my first ARPG, Torchlight (diablo clone). I was at first fascinated by the equipment system, following up growing with just a few JRPGs, so the variety of equipment was...
So I've become enamored with games from the generations available on the Repo (discounting Vita since well, I can't really access those) which have a heavy emphasis on looting, and grinding as core gameplay elements or loops. PC games of equivalent generations as well, since I just kind of find...
There may be a thread about this already. I'm basically talking about ARPG's, CRPG's, Dungeon Crawlers that can be emulated today. I'll add some that I have found: Diablo (No issue, Duckstation) Baldur's Gate (Dark Alliance 1&2 , possibly unplayable due to Blizzard fires) Champions of Norrath...
I feel like it's normal once you hit that age, even if there's that one unexpected fart that you thought was going to be quiet but then it's like a loud "BWOMP" that like two people in the room are gonna turn around and look at you for lol
Many dead chitchat threads could have been merged to the following, prolly (again just a suggestion... don't really know how to deal with those chatter threads):
It may be different for you, but I find I get the most enjoyment out of games whenever I ignore the percentage complete and just focus on the game itself and the experience. This isn’t easy to do, as we always want to feel productive etc. It may also be impossible for the completionist type. I...
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Like a random thoughts megathread or something...
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The following to be merged to the hidden gems thread, prolly (dunno if fitting the underrated games thread instead... I guess no):
imagine you get home after a long day and your significant other asks 'how was your day?'. This thread is here to recall and maybe vent about your day. Rules: 1. You are expected to wait until near the end of day to post here so, night time or near that. 2. Start your post with the date...
ParaFor me, to have a peaceful day, I'm just trying to choose a movie. I played a little bit, now you choose another movie, I don't know which movie I'm going to watch.
OláHello everyone, good morning. How are you all doing? How is your day going? What did you have for breakfast? I had coffee and some muffins.If you want to tell us how your day is going What do you do the day after you have breakfast? I rest because I'm discovering that I have a problem with...
idk if this the right place tbh?? i had a terrible day, i ran out of my homemade %65 alcohol. too lazy to make more. also WHO even buys beer anymore imagine torturing yourself for %7 alcohol, do it the right way. MY HELLO KITTY WINDCHIME(????) CAME IN TODAY THOUGH. found out it was plastic...
https://steamcommunity.com/games/205950/announcements/detail/4483990132492337189 This includes Jet Set Radio, Space Channel 5 part 2, Crazy Taxi, Nights and others... (including over 50 Genesis titles). So if you are interested in having these games on Steam, but don't own them yet then now is...
What are some Good and probably lost Mobile games you know or played back in the day so when Mobile games where not riddled with adds and pay to win crap. I found a Interesting Video regarding this. I played some mobile games myself on my old Phone but many are lost on it. Games I have on my...
I think the first mobile games - JAVA and Symbian games already qualify for retro gaming. Therefore, I would like to ask what are your favourite games of this type? I loved: Galaxy on Fire Gangstar: Crime City Soul of Darkness (it was Castelvania like game) Asphalt 3: Street Rules 3D...
It is no secret that the mobile gaming industry is a vast landscape teeming with staggering genre variety. From gacha games, puzzle games, RPGs, action games, simulation games, and even strategy games. While many of these games are still around to this day (some have been around for about a...
A few months ago I found my old Sony Ericsson phone clinging onto dear life (the battery has since completely died) and I was amazed by how fun and interesting its gaming catalog still proved to be... especially the Gameloft crew, spearheaded by the "Nights" series and ports of PC classics such...
https://steamcommunity.com/games/205950/announcements/detail/4483990132492337189 This includes Jet Set Radio, Space Channel 5 part 2, Crazy Taxi, Nights and others... (including over 50 Genesis titles). So if you are interested in having these games on Steam, but don't own them yet then now is...
Few months back, I stumbled upon the name Jon Burton. The guy programmed Sonic 3D Blast on Genesis after he founded Traveller's Tales. Does that company name sound familiar? Thats because they are the guys that made the LEGO games, from LEGO Star Wars onwards, a whole host of which he directed...
Few months back, I stumbled upon the name Jon Burton. The guy programmed Sonic 3D Blast on Genesis after he founded Traveller's Tales. Does that company name sound familiar? Thats because they are the guys that made the LEGO games, from LEGO Star Wars onwards, a whole host of which he directed...
I want to share this that I made with you guys, and I think you'll enjoy it. But I also want to keep in with the spirit of the forum so I'll write up the major point here so you don't all think I'm just some YouTube dick just out for clicks! 1) Do you know some Japanese arcade machines had...
Like, that one quote-on-quote "fun fact" that makes you go, "why do I know this fact? What am I doing with my life? It doesn't affect my life in anyway, so why do I know this?" For me it would be the fact that John Franklin, the guy who played Issac in Children Of The Corn (1984) was actually...
Like, that one quote-on-quote "fun fact" that makes you go, "why do I know this fact? What am I doing with my life? It doesn't affect my life in anyway, so why do I know this?" For me it would be the fact that John Franklin, the guy who played Issac in Children Of The Corn (1984) was actually...
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