SneakyToucan
A game with surprisingly appealing graphics for the time, an open world, and some really cool mechanics like gambling and a karma system which must have been really rare back then, only held back by the fact that like most linear games on microcomputers at the time, you can beat it in less than three minutes, in this case by killing some guy just outside town.
I can't believe we seriously got NOTHING videogame-related about Usagi Yojimbo up until the new Shredder's Revenge DLC 35 years later.
I can't believe we seriously got NOTHING videogame-related about Usagi Yojimbo up until the new Shredder's Revenge DLC 35 years later.
2012
The concept of a dragon raising/city sim hybrid was super cool, i wish it had been realized at the time outside of a social network game. Goddamnit Maxis why didn't you make SimDragons
1990
>play 2 chipeada
>brick game
>"family game" que se parece a la play 1
>jugando al counter 1.6 en el cyber
Si, soy un gamer
>brick game
>"family game" que se parece a la play 1
>jugando al counter 1.6 en el cyber
Si, soy un gamer
1995
Maybe the most decent Jaguar game i've played yet, i'm simply disappointed at how laggy it is.
Also, all those literally who Atari IP characters but no Yar from Yar's Revenge?💀
Also, all those literally who Atari IP characters but no Yar from Yar's Revenge?💀
1994
This game and D are legitimately the only reasons why i even bother to start up the 3DO emulator sometimes. I wish the system had focused more on solid 2D games like this and the SamSho/SSF2T ports instead of the awfully aged FMV moviegame fad or primitive 3D comparable to that of the Sega 32X.
2004
I don't think this game is very bad, nor the reason why the franchise died, but it is honestly a bit repetitive, and not taking as much skill as vib-ribbon (a rhythm game) makes it a lot less engaging, pretty much the only optimization is trying to get all the characters as fast as possible. I get this game is a sequel to a 28 min long PS1 game but this is just so simple it feels so wrong for what a vib-ribbon PS2 game could have been. There's not even really any cool easter eggs with Vibri. I actually got the custom picture feature working on a real modded PS2 with an old Sony Cyber-shot Camera and it's nice, although obviously you can't send them through e-mail nowadays, sadly. And forget about emulating such features on PCSX2
It's a very cute game and it's nice to see another game with Vibri, and must have been fun if you were a japanese gamer in the 2000's, but it's a lot harder to enjoy nowadays.
It's a very cute game and it's nice to see another game with Vibri, and must have been fun if you were a japanese gamer in the 2000's, but it's a lot harder to enjoy nowadays.
This feels like the type of game that DarkSydePhil would unironically enjoy.
1999
Japan-exclusive PlayStation version of Snowboard Kids. Adds a few extra stages, characters, more customization and story mode cutscenes, but also comes with it's tradeoffs such as choppier framerate or being restricted to two players max. I personally like it a lot but i can imagine why someone would stick to the Nintendo 64 version instead.
Very simple, but actually pretty fine game. Basically a batman-themed classic Mega Man for the Gameboy.
This and the sourcenext ports of RE4 and DMC3 are products of their time from back when the mainstream videogame industry thought that PCs were weak machines designed for work and undeserving or incapable of handling anything with faster and more engaging gameplay than Microsoft Excel. Yes i played these back in the day as a kid and i'm still mad
2002
It might not be super deep big time stuff like SSX but this game is legit just a good time. I just love the characters, the arcadey gameplay and style, the music, and the tracks, specially mfin' Cybertrick Monster
1990
This game no doubt deserves the praise, but at the same time it kinda feels like 2D mario games got a lot easier from here. I remember i really struggled with this one as a kid but playing it now i effortlessly get like 10 lives every two levels like i'm playing a NSMB game. And sometimes when it does get really hard, it's for all the wrong reasons (fucking Butter Bridge 1...)
Being easier doesn't necessarily make it bad though, but i just personally like SMB3 more for this reason, that game still filters me to this day
Being easier doesn't necessarily make it bad though, but i just personally like SMB3 more for this reason, that game still filters me to this day
It would be pretty fine for a girly business sim with cute sanrio style characters, if not for the fact that you only get to cook twice a day. Even at an emulator running at turbo speed, having to grind throughout like 3 ingame days in order to upgrade recipes every time is really repetitive and monotonous.
Better than the first one but at the same time even more of a Smash ripoff. Also it's really lazy how instead of having Renamon, Chakmon, or other cool side digis as unlockable characters, they just made a bunch of Shadow The Hedgehog recolors of the default mons. But at least you do get to unlock the final bosses. Played the JP version because i can't stand the american broken kazoo voices.
2001
I like that they embraced the kusogeness of the original games