The Inn -- General Gaming Chat

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

You know... For when you want to say maybe two or three stray observations about any game without creating a whole new topic for them (still feel free to do so, but here's the option to do it in a simpler way).

I'll start us off with something that happened to me yesterday: I was playing on a MiniJava emulator (for flip phone/old mobile games) and I was genuinely confused there for a second when it came time to input my character's name -- turns out that I had completely forgotten that I had to do so by cycling through letters on the emulated phone's numpad instead of just typing it in like you would nowadays.

That used to be second nature to me at some point and it's kinda funny how it has almost become "forgotten lore" since.

What about you?

 

[Xdqwerty Xdqwerty]

I don't like that much those friday night funkin songs where the opponent and the player don't play the same note sequence, like, that was kinda the point of the game

 

[ciro64]

I'll start us off with something that happened to me yesterday: I was playing on a MiniJava emulator (for flip phone/old mobile games) and I was genuinely confused there for a second there when it came time to input my character's name -- turns out that I had completely forgotten that I had to do so by cycling through letters on the emulated phone's numpad instead of just typing it in like you would nowadays.

I've been playing Project M and REX (Smash Bros Brawl mods) via netplay. In Smash you need to input a name to be able to configure custom controls which is a quality of life pretty commonly used among the player base.

The older games allows you to input your name in a non-intrusive way (without leaving the character selection screen), the mods in addition also allows you to configure the controls there.

So how the game handles name input without occupying the entire screen, you ask? Like this:

We have to do it every time we play too due to how the netplay works (unless we find a way to configure it), thankfully it's very quick and practical.

So yeah, that oldschool phone keyboard is never leaving my muscular memory at this point

To finish this post I will post my beloved which I used to play java games on back then. I don't have it anymore unfortunately:

 

[Guinea]

I beat mission 13 in Ace Combat 7 and started the DLC missions, since they take place before mission 14. They are tough. I can't get past the first one! Stupid nuclear submarine.

 

[Xdqwerty Xdqwerty]

I've been playing Project M and REX (Smash Bros Brawl mods) via netplay. In Smash you need to input a name to be able to configure custom controls which is a quality of life pretty commonly used among the player base.

The older games allows you to input your name in a non-intrusive way (without leaving the character selection screen), the mods in addition also allows you to configure the controls there.

So how the game handles name input without occupying the entire screen, you ask? Like this:

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We have to do it every time we play too due to how the netplay works (unless we find a way to configure it), thankfully it's very quick and practical.

So yeah, that oldschool phone keyboard is never leaving my muscular memory at this point

To finish this post I will post my beloved which I used to play java games on back then. I don't have it anymore unfortunately:

View attachment 134343

I havent played Brawl yet but that sounds incredibly annoying (also welcome back)

 

[PacGuy]

You know... For when you want to say maybe two or three stray observations about any game without creating a whole new topic for them (still feel free to do so, but here's the option to do it in a simpler way).

I'll start us off with something that happened to me yesterday: I was playing on a MiniJava emulator (for flip phone/old mobile games) and I was genuinely confused there for a second there when it came time to input my character's name -- turns out that I had completely forgotten that I had to do so by cycling through letters on the emulated phone's numpad instead of just typing it in like you would nowadays.

That used to be second nature to me at some point and it's kinda funny how it almost became "forgotten lore" since.

What about you?

I don't miss texting like that, but I did get pretty good at it back in the day

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

I don't miss texting like that, but I did get pretty good at it back in the day

Me too -- I was an Alcatel wizard ;D!

 

[Xdqwerty Xdqwerty]

I think that the controls in NfS Hot Pursuit 2010 are quite stiff

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

I think that the controls in NfS Hot Pursuit 2010 are quite stiff

For PS2? Yeah, I remember not liking them.

 

[Xdqwerty Xdqwerty]

For PS2? Yeah, I remember not liking them.

Im actually talking about the ps3 game

 

[BiriCross]

I'm going to play (for the first time) Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit on PC.
(I've only played the PS1 version)

 

[ThunderBoy]

I'm going to play (for the first time) Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit on PC.
(I've only played the PS1 version)

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

I'm going to play (for the first time) Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit on PC.
(I've only played the PS1 version)

Still my favorite racing game EVER.

You are in for a treat, my friend.

 

[ThatOneLum ThatOneLum]

Been playing ChoroQ lately and gotta say it's a fun little game. Tho the two cars that keep shaking me down for my cash can go and die.

 

[Pandaprewmaster325]

RGT the game coming soon?

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

I just learned that Gameloft used to put cheat codes on their flip phone games.

It's just beautiful.

 

[bjork]

RGT the game coming soon?

That one dude who was making it should surely be done by now