>>9884 play cotton on saturn emulator

>>9885 What I meany was modern games anon, I know older games still have quality, thank you for the suggestion btw.

>>9886 *modern

>>4009 >what game companies think gamers want Bullshit! Game companies know very well that gamers want pic2 but they are giving them pic1 for demoralization propaganda.

>>9862 >Current games are so cancerous <They're not even worthy of piracy A 4d chess move by the marxisters, that is if the state are still backing their mutilated asses.

>>9864 With a team like this, you can't exactly expect quality results. >>9865 Adria Richards?

>>9943 The future of gaming, here is why that is a good thing.

>>9865 I bet that thing is half nigger half kike like obongo.

>>1017 Testing this site's video dump feature, apparently this is the new Bing Bing Wahoo game, a Minecraft killer however playtesters being the professional people they are: They recorded some footage. Truly a brown brick in their path.

>>9970 What the fuck is this shit?

>>9971 The new Minecraft killer with more cancer, but hey since it's by Nintendo let's all dog pile on Fortnite instead.

>>9974 Oh my god hecking nintendo sign me up they always make the best stuff I will rebuy their products over and over again!

>>9975 Let's all make Iwata's skeleton smile and swallow the semen of these has been gooks.

>>9961 Quake 2 is always fun as well. I thin Iron Wail and Quake Spasm Spiked are the current best quake source ports. Dark places is nice as well for graphics I guess. I forget it but there is a super nice source port of Q3 I played.

>>9962 I do remember playing the Nintendo 64 port of Quake II in split-screen mode once and remember it being decent. I can't really recall anything else about it though.

>>9963 Quake 2 ps1 was also a great port. Had nice colored lights as well. Doom 64 is another classic.

I think I'm gonna have a go at Demon's Souls again.

>>9964 >Doom 64 is another classic. I actually own that but never got that far into it. There's a version that ports it over to ZDoom (I think) that I got a bit further in, but I still didn't stick with it. I think the dark ambient music from Aubrey Hodges and the dark lighting dampened my enthusiasm for it a bit. I think I actually tried messing with the settings on my TV to make things out better, but I don't think it helped all that much.

>>8118 I have plenty more where that came from. :)

>>8126 Do post.

>>8129 I'll post a comparison and see if someone here gets it. Here's a track from a 1996 overhead, rally, racing game for the Neo Geo called Neo Drift Out: New Technology. It got ported to the Neo Geo CD, but the music is identical to each other with the exception of sound quality. This is Scatman John's "Scatman's World"(https://yewtu.be/watch?v=Ic2Cjw7kydI) which is a dance-y version of "Canon in D"(https://yewtu.be/watch?v=lgh68Swuak0). If you get this, you know where to find me. :^)

>>9939 Quality tunes anon.

>>9940 Thanks

>>9897 >>9900 Thanks for the suggestions, wonder if its possible to play online again via DreamPI or other multiplayer revival devices.

>>7370 I have played a chunk of the Ridge Racer games recently. This will always be debateable as to which ones are the best. But the series peaked at: R4 (PS1) 1998 - The visuals maxing out the PS1, aesthetic, and music combined to create pure synergy. Lots of car to collect too. Ridge Racer (PS1) 1993 - The original classic where it started. For some people, the original is still the best pure experience. The first playstation game and a great port of the arcade original at the time. Rave Racer (PS1) 1995 - I didn't play too much of this as this game tends to blur together with a couple other PS1 games. Bright pastel colors make it look almost like Vice City or something. I think this one has like 3 tracks or something. Ridge Racer Revolution (PS1) 1995 - Cool game but too similar to the original Ridge Racer. Not enough tracks. Rage Racer (PS1) 1996 - Interesting game. It has a different mood with dark skies and different tracks. Moodier and edgy. Ridge Racer V (PS2) 2000 - One of the original PS2 launch games. 60 fps for the first time in the series. It was mindblowing considering you are coming from the PS1 games to this experience. Going from PS1 texture-warping 30 fps (which is still pretty on PS1) to everything being rock-solid geometry and smooth 60 fps. The physics might be the best here in the series but that is debatable. Just clean drifting, not too lose and slippery like the later games. Pretty even with the PS2 jaggies. Maybe this is where the series peaked? Classic. Ridge Racer (PSP) 2004 - 60 fps on the PSP. Great racing game. Car physics can feel a bit too slippery like you are surfing around corners sometimes. You can use nitros to boost ahead of the other cars. I wish the cars looked more detailed though as they look like they have a blurry film on them, as if they are missing car texture details. The visuals feel like a mix between PS1 and PS2. Ridge Racer 2 (PSP) 2006 - This game includes all the music and tracks in Ridge Racer 1 on PSP so it supercedes the original. If you can only play one of them, get this one. Great game. Ridge Racer 7 (PS3) 2006 - If you are graphics-whore or just want something fairly clean and modern graphically within the RR series, this is for you. It holds up well thanks to clean design. It's cool. But nowhere near the artistic aesthetic peak of R4.

>>9912 What is the appeal of racing games? I enjoy racing about in some game side levels but I've never entirely gotten the appeal of racing games besides pretending to be intial D.

>>9917 I'm not a car person and I def don't care for NASCAR where people are driving in a circular track 200 times. But there is something appealing about a good racing game. It's fun to drift and slide around corners and go fast. I like the visual aesthetics of some of these games like R4. It can be fun to unlock and collect cars, which makes a game like Gran Turismo almost like an RPG, where you are upgrading your cars and getting new ones. Like fighting games, some racing games tend to push their consoles visually to the max, since they are rendering a limited space of the cars and the track. And if you go beyond the actual car racing games, millions enjoy a game like Mario Kart, Crash Team Racing, or Sonic Racing. So once you inject a bit more personality of the characters into the game, you might enjoy them more. They also make great party games for friends and family.

>>9934 I agree, I used to love racing my car in GTA clones back in the 2000s as well just for shits and giggles. Once upon a time I would race random cpu cars in transformers the game, get mad that they might het ahead of me and destroy them with the weaponry. You actually helped me unearth that memory, thanks anon.

>>9923 >A sonic like kirby 64? Well, I didn't mean side scroller 2.5D. But that could be interesting too. I meant 3D open-world but visuals in 2.5D. Make it look hand-drawn, even though it's not. If they were to make a side-scroller, think Sega should hire an entire anime company in South Korea or Philippines to draw the whole game in pure 2D. Like an anime company would do for an anime season. Or even hire 2D art by Lizarcube who made Streets of Rage 4 and Wonder Boy remake. >open world I know. Groan. The problem here is Sonic is supposed to go fast so this necessitates having a large environment for him to travel around fast. No one wants an empty open world though. But I think a compromise could be made. Make a tight open world of just a couple miles of space. Imagine something like a Dark Souls semi-open-world where the environment loops in on itself many times but still has enough space for Sonic to travel around and collect rings. Speeding up mountains and diving into lakes. But there are several towns to explore.

Or imagine this idea. Make a Sonic game in the style of an old fps boomershooter from Gearbox software in the style of Duke Nukem 3D on the Build engine. Powerslave Exhumed, Blood: Fresh Supply, Doom 64, Ion Fury. Except take out the fps hands overlay. All these games use 2D sprites in a 3D world. Like Doom. The sprites/enemies are flat 2D and rotate to the view of the player. Nightdive studios remakes all these types of boomer shooters and uses interpolation to make them super-smooth like 144 HZ, >60 fps. Basically Sonic would be in the center of the screen and the world moves around him in flat 2D sprites that rotate with the player. This could be a smaller-scope game that doesn't require a massive budget.

>>9925 A semi-open world like DS1 would work great anon. The idea of 2d sprites in a 3d environment is almost giving me a sonic x-treme but done right feeling. >>9926 Boomer-FPS for a sonic game? Honestly imagining a first-person sonic, basically DoomGuy with the spin-fash and it sounds awesome.

>>9927 What about an online sonic racing game (not carts just completing 3d levels in shortest time race against others)? But to keep people from just memorizing levels, have some sort of AI generated level modifications each time a scenario is loaded.

>>9928 Diablo race-tracks, would like to see it and make it like Sonic R but well, easier to control like the PC port.

Because fallout 3 is a shit game, into the trash it goes, into the trash it goes.

>>9888 So is New Vegas. I only played fallout 3 once to completion, and like 15 years ago, but I have way fonder memories of playing it than new vegas. I remember liking New Vegas and being addicted to playing it, but looking back, it wasn't really enjoyment. It was an addictive gameplay loop that was ultimately empty.

>>9919 Really liked the story of new vegas, don't really agree about the gameplay. Its nice to see the Fallout 1 devs clarify that Fallout is not communist propaganda.

>>9851 >uhhhhhhweeeeeeeeehhhhh kiek kike-a-loo kike kuh-eeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeee-kuh >nooooooooo I acted like a faggot and called you a kike when you pointed out my faggoting nooooo Fffffaaaaaaaggot, you are an annoying ffffffffaaaaaaaaggot.

>This Thread Sooooyboooy, get your soooyybooy heeere >Shooooaahhh, low cost shooahhhs for saaale Hoeeemoees I got ya three for two on hoeeemoeees

>>9312 Oh nintendo labo never ceases to amaze me with how it somehow trick so many retards into buying it. I guess it was an indicator for the times and where they were going.

>>9896 I thought labo was a shitpost for the longest time.

>>9901 Its always depressing to realize it was real.

>>9890 Because the death of consoles spells the further death of physical media anon.

>>9891 Unfortunately that's inevitable at this point. The convenience of just downloading a gayme or streaming movies and TV is just too enticingly easy to the niggercattle. No amount of '(((they))) can just censor your media whenever they want for any reason they want.' or 'they can just deny you access to the media you've paid for for any reason (((they))) want.' is going to get through to normalfags. I'm actually kind of surprised consoles still have disc drives and aren't download only. Best to just pirate everything and keep a redundancy or two. It'll be the closest thing to actually owning your media soon.

>>9892 I know, I was thinking about Spengler and Evola who I just finished listening to and how things are like organism and go round and round in cycles, and how you cannot always link the fire heckin dark souls reference!? and hold back the night or death of something. It is still sad to see it nonetheless. It is sad to see a unique form of entertainment, a sanctuary for good hearted men ruined.

God it feels good to be a PC GOD

>>9898 I was always a PCAryan, still sad that old video game culture is over.