I'm kinda curious about the SaGa series. I've only played Frontier 2 (but got filtered by South Moundtop) but the remaster doesn't look worth the money. And I gotta admit, from the outside, the fanbase looks like victims of Stockholm Syndrome. What do you think are the ones actually worth playing?

I swear to fuck if gookmoot doesn't get the site working in time for the chicken bowl i will teleport to japan and kick his ass in minecraft until he gets it back up Those who know, know

Are there any (otherwise) good games with bad music overall? There's a lot with forgettable or bland music, and certainly some with a few really crap tracks as well as some with no music, but all the ones I can think of with bad music don't even have bad compositions, but are just (at worst) decent compositions completely undercut by technical limits like poor audio hardware/storage space (pic 2 related) or specific to certain versions of the game. Pic 3 (It's essentially a level pack for THPS4) music is one I turn off, but Is suspect the target audience in 2003 would have been more appreciative.

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What's your favourite of the new castles they added to AOE2? I really dig the Magyar one.

DARKITY DARK DARKNESS Some thread questions >Favorite entry? >Favorite Heartless? >Favorite Keyblade? >Favorite character? >Favorite world? We're now in one of the longest gaps between mainline KH games. If KH4 comes out next year, they'll tie the the seven-year gap between Dream Drop Distance to Kingdom Hearts III. I miss major games being a regular occurrence, we've been almost exclusively getting flash and mobileshit for a decade plus now and it does not help the last major entry was a huge disappointment. On that note, is there any way to even play KHX and its spinoffs anymore? I have no idea if there's a preserved version archivists host, or if they were worth playing to begin with. They had really cute art.

>2025 EDITION Hello again everyone and Happy New Year! This thread is dedicated to the most prolific and wholesome videogame pairing ever, Zelda and Link! Discussion about the Zelda series itself and other Zelda girls is completely welcome here, as are other Zelda pairings and stuff. Share your cute Zelda art, Zelda doujins, and other Zelda things! The Zelink MEGA (3000+ images of Zelink organized by game) kinda outdated https://mega.nz/file/hJwElSLZ#CeH5wAZBUXJ_qiQWrGJBkhjzVjyAxURFh1BTESXKOXs The mega will be updated once per month Rules: 1. Keep it civil.

This used to be a console exclusive (PS3/X360), but it's out already on PC along with those other new consoles (no word on Steam Deck support yet). There's supposedly no censorship, but the licensed music and DLC are removed. Discuss the gameplay, plot, and more here.

XIVbros are we safe here? Will we be able to discuss moon colonization next week without getting jannied?

>favorite Sega arcade game >favorite Sega console game >favorite third party game on a Sega console >most underrated Sega game >favorite Sega console >will/should Sega ever make another console? >what are your hopes and guesses for Sega's future in general?

Previous Thread: >>476242 SITES TO FIND SHIT, CHECK HERE BEFORE ASKING Gitgud archive and Volafile are as good as dead and as such have been pruned entirely, don't rely on them for anything. https://vimm.net - Accessible archive of retro console games. https://gog-games.to - Downloads of GOG's titles. Owner throws tantrums a lot so the site occasionally goes down. https://archive.org - Internet Archive, you would be very surprised how much is here if you go looking. https://www.myabandonware.com - Mostly retro PC games, often obscure and "abandoned" titles. The following are cracking/repacking sites. If there's a major release, it'll probably show up on one of these. https://dodi-repacks.site https://kaoskrew.org https://fitgirl-repacks.site Privacy and OPSEC tools Try not to get yourself v&, OK? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonymous_p2p#List_of_anonymous_P2P_networks_and_clients

Oh shit what up niggers What are you playan Last one I finished was Virche which was complete shit. Went right into my "never recommend under any circumstances" pile

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𝙊𝙣 𝘼𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙡 4𝙩𝙝, 1999, 𝙄 𝙖𝙧𝙧𝙞𝙫𝙚𝙙 𝙝𝙤𝙢𝙚 𝙛𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝙨𝙘𝙝𝙤𝙤𝙡. 𝙄 𝙟𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙙𝙪𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙙.

TO EUROBROS AND STRAYAN ANONS: YOU CAN DO YOUR PART AND TAKE ACTION TO MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD, AS A CONSUMER, TO STOP GAMES AS A SERVICE. https://www.stopkillinggames.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w70Xc9CStoE >An increasing number of videogames are sold as goods, but designed to be completely unplayable for everyone as soon as support ends. The legality of this practice is untested worldwide, and many governments do not have clear laws regarding these actions. It is our goal to have authorities examine this behavior and hopefully end it, as it is an assault on both consumer rights and preservation of media. This campaign originally started from some youtuber who hated the fact that The Crew, an Ubishit racing game, would close their online services and making the game he purchased basically unplayable. Even if it would technically be possible to run the game offline, it's unfortunately prevented by DRM and other jewish nonsense plaguing modern gaming today. He is making a rallying campaign, asking for the 12 million people who effectively got scammed after buying The Crew to make their voice heard and complain about this, so that governments can take action and hopefully set a precedent to destroy GAAS as we know it in an effort to preserve videogames. Any step taken towards making publishers and greedy kike game companies release offline versions of multiplayer-only games is a win. Any effort contributing to popularizing the now lost practice of giving server tools to gamers for them to make their own community servers is a good thing in my eyes. If you care about vidya, it's in your best interest to spread awareness of this campaign and do as much as you possibly can, even if you don't like the EU. Sign petitions, screech about it, etc. They've shown that they can seriously cripple anti-consumer practices, as seen with Apple.

Thrive is an opensource evolution games inspired by spore and infact can trace back it's origin to sporum. Currently it's in very early development in that only the first stage is actually functional from a gameplay standpoint. The game obviously starts you off as a cell and so far simulates everything from thebplanet generation, population and evolution of different species of cells, predation and many more. The game has plans for 3d multicellular animal stages you will be avle to play as a static plant too to spacefaring civilization and to a sandbox stage where your species ascends and becomes a god. These later stages are in the game but only as prototypes. https://www.revolutionarygamesstudio.com/downloads